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I don't really enjoy playing 'Single Ladies' by Beyonce, it has a bass line that's almost non-existant and it's not the style of music that I like. There are quite a few other songs that I don't enjoy playing in the set list as well. But the other people in the 2 function bands I play in are all wicked, I love playing bass, I love gigging and I'm a better bass player because of it. So the pros out-weigh the cons.

Flat Fret Forward is how I remember it.

Buy it. If you find you're not using one of them you could convert it into a canoe. Then paddle down to Brighton, steal 51m0ns Berg IP cabs and then paddle back home.

I'm not a fan either, like that Warwick, I don't the way the body comes half way up the neck on most single cuts. I like the G&L ASAT, but that's it.

I saw Thrice play at Brixton 4 or 5 years ago. Pretty sure he was using a Warwick at that gig. EDIT: Thinking about it, it may have been the Coheed bass player.

[quote name='The Bass Doc' post='790373' date='Mar 30 2010, 10:49 AM']I would say go for the 760FL set 43-104 - they should feel close enough to the standard and are more regularly available.[/quote] I've never spotted those. Can't see the wood for the trees when it comes to strings.

Where is the best place to buy La Bellas from? String Busters have them but they never seem to have standard flatwound 45-105 in stock. If they do it's either short scale or extra long scale.

[quote name='cheddatom' post='789276' date='Mar 29 2010, 11:54 AM']I do it when playing drums and it gets really painful. Any solutions would be appreciated. I tried chewing gum but still got the same ache and managed to swallow it once.[/quote] [quote name='Eight' post='790034' date='Mar 29 2010, 10:13 PM']This thread <- sponsored by Wrigley's. Or Hubba Bubba if you're a big kid like me.[/quote] There's a Foo Fighters video where Taylor is blowing bubbles with bubble gum. He looks very relaxed doing it.

Chew gum. It'll help you concentrate, keep time, and stop you from clenching your jaw.

I'd like a James Johnston Squire Jazz. Can't justify buying one new.

My tutor had a 60s Precision in the classic 3 colour sunburst, tortoise shell, rosewood. He also had a 60s Strat in white, white, maple. I still want both of those instruments.

I have a 2EQ and I run the bass on full boost with the treble cut back about a quarter, so pretty much the same setting as yours. That's my prefered tone for the stingray. I think it's a fantastic tone. Thanks for taking the time to do some more excellent clips.

I can't believe I missed that. I usually search for 'Sovtek' on ebay once a week.

[quote name='Linus27' post='769624' date='Mar 9 2010, 07:47 PM']HEHE a PM explaing all will be on its way to you but if you are looking for a mint condition 3EQ Stingray in natural then I know one coming up for sale [/quote] Does this mean you won't be selling your '75 Jazz?

I always fancied getting a Mesa one but I think the price will be crazy. Matamp? They did a one for tayste' 400+. Let us know what you find out because I'd be interested in the options.