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Depends what it is, I don't notice much difference between a £100-£200 Precision bass and a £1200 one...The Marleaux I owned however...

I really like it too but i'm not a fan of Mark King

I've wanted one for a while but have never had the money to hand for one, saw one in marcus miller esque finish wandering around London one time but was in a hurry for the train. I love the Joe Walsh Carvin Signature too!!

I love Marleaux basses - really miss my fretless five . Welcome to the site!!!

The Wood and Tronics VM Signature (Now discontinued but my my... )

Check out the surf green 57 strat in the 'other musically related section' haha . I've never got on with stingrays, the pickup wasn't a comfortable anchor when i needed and i've always had problems with fretbuzz on the neck (i've only tried 4). I prefer the tone of a P bass but i'm not a confident player so the stinger makes me feel too exposed!! There's no doubt that the soft pastille colour guitars and basses are a serious contender to sunbursts but fancy wood facings can top them both if tasteful.

Agree, if the weight is distributed better across the bass i can sling an 11lb'er, especially if its fender...a 9lb G&L however - feels like lifting an anchor

I'm not racist, just saying I think all white basses look better with black guys playin em, like Bill Buddha Dickens in a suit

I've always wanted something like this, but I wouldn't play it lik the girl in the video - they sound great without effects and chords, especially if you go off on one during a song like Mr Bruce. I wouldn't pay more than £1200 for one and then you have to worry about problems like what amp to use and pedals etc afterwards.

Chris Squire - Silently Falling