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JollyRoger

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  1. Note that I am still willing to send by reputable courier within the UK.
  2. Packed up in original boxes (including original packing and tags). Looks like new. Toal weight is 20kg. has anyone send a bass or similar size package to Australia before? If so how much did it cost?
  3. I will find out costs and get back to you via private message.
  4. Beautiful character to the wood with they ‘chevron’ grain down the middle. Oil and polish gets my vote. Any guard wood go with that: relic metal, tortoise shell, white or black...or maybe no guard at all. I have no idea as a novice bassist but as someone who has experience working with wood I would “let the grain take the strain” and stay natural.
  5. Looks great. Thanks. Much better for tired eyes in the evening on an old iPad mini. Saves battery too. Not read the full thread but will keep using this theme. Much better. Many thanks and well done.
  6. Congratulations Ash. Hope you were in time to get the one you were after. thanks for your reply to my earlier message 👍
  7. Hi Ash Beautiful bass. I thought that these were relatively light. Everything that I have read suggests average around 8 to 8.5 pounds / 3.6 - 3.9 kg so 4.4 kg / 9 lb 10oz seems very heavy. I am looking to upgrade my first bass and am considering a MIM Player precision. I would love to be able to stretch to this (about the same as a new Player with upgraded bridge and pick ups - not that I would need to yet). Unfortunately I think the weight would be too much (I am not 26 any more and spend too much time at a desk than is good for my back).
  8. What is a genre, how is it defined, by whom, and what relevance does it have? Some can be (relatively) clear such and punk and reggae (where does Guns of Brixton fit?). Then we have bands that span genre. Can a band in 2021 be New Wave or did it have to be around in 1979-1982? Was it about fashion, musical style, structure, attitude, equipment......? Having lived through those years and having been heavily into the ‘alternative’ bands of the time I am just interested.
  9. Bruce Foxton and Bruce Thomas both fantastic bass players who defined the music of The Jam and The Attractions, both already mentioned. I am surprised that no one has commented on Youth’s bass playing on Killing Joke’s first album. A post-punk masterpiece.
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