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Hi Mihran

Beautiful inlays!

I misread the thread title as "Mods...don't some sound wierd?? Discordant?" Sorry Mods. 🤣

Hiya Phil

Hi Del

Hi Neil

Hiya Emil

Hi GiG

Hiya Bob

Forty Years of Depsweat - or a particularly gritty autobiography

Depsweat - sounds like a thrash metal band.

Or how many smoky (not any more), sweaty gigs the bass has been used at. The number of possibilities is endless...

But would a Fender P smell be more authentic and represent the quintessence of the bass guitar, rather than say, a Gibson, a Yamaha or a Hofner?

Interesting article: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2018/oct/23/rock-music-survive-testosterone-guitar-female

Apologies, it is an interesting thread, I was just being silly. One of the reasons that the Fender P is so ubiquitous and so associated with popular music could be its use by players like Carole Kaye of The Wrecking Crew who is reputed to have played on so many pop hits. Another reason could be Fender's mass production and market position in the '50s &' 60s.

Reeeeeeeeeeeeeeealy long!

When I was 23, I used to walk my pet brontosaurus through the primordial swamps of Pangea...more simple, happier times...

I was 23 once...

Yes, back in those days. It was before the interweb you know.

...as far as the eye could see...

Ancient! I also remember when all this was fields!

Nice!

Ooh! New toys! Sorry to derail your introduction Arnel - hope you enjoy Basschat!

Whats the 'spoiler tab'?