Reggaebass

This was a grimy fretboard on a bass I bought, I used alcohol wipes to clean it which worked very good, and lemon oil to restore and condition it after

Clean your bass.. what is this talk 😁

Just reviving this as I really like this colour , it’s a fender custom shop and they call it Dirty Shell Pink, crazy price though it’s in Japan

I don’t have any rounds at all but I’ve got D’addario half rounds on my Yamaha, they have very little finger noise and feel good to me because I’m used to flats and they are pretty bright, but I’d also say they have good lows, I play heavy reggae and dub and they certainly don’t lack any bass, I can’t comment on any of the others as I haven’t tried them

Cool, looking good 👍

No, no names, only all fenders

Good one, nice bassline 👍

Love it, an immense setup

The B15 is quite old now and not worth much, but I’ll take it off your hands for a few quid 😁

Linval Thompson this morning , pumping some bass

I think sometimes it’s down to people not appreciating that you’ve took the time out to help, it’s easy to walk on by but nice to help, I’ve had PM’s thanking me for helping on occasions, which is nice, don’t change what you’re doing Dave 👍

Did you try TI’s Lozz, they are well bright , I have to eq mine down

Was playing this today, has the trinity version on too

Good tune, strangely I don’t think I’ve heard that before, apparently dem a sus was about the stop and search laws at the time

Never seen this one before, gets funky at 4.10

Just have to listen to this every now and again , at high volume

Came across this band recently from Belgium , they are called the Rootsriders and do mainly Bob Marley covers , these 2 I thought were very good .

Great tune

No never, they just get better with time

Looks great and I imagine it sounds good too , I might have a string tree in my workshop but I’m not there till Friday, you can have it if I have

Nice job, I do like a worn P bass too, are they D'Addario Chromes on there

Not sure who did this originally but nice bassy version by George Faith