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ok thanks guys well . . . i dont think they make OLP's anymore anyway so it looks like it may end up being the squier anyway

im pretty poor right now but i need a new bass for my first sort of gigging bass i play a mixture of techniques and i play sort of mostly indie and funk my first option is this : A Squier Vintage Modified Precision Bass [url="http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/options.php?id=71000"]http://www.guitarampkeyboard.com/options.php?id=71000[/url] or there is this its a musicman OLP: [url="http://www.andertons.co.uk/BassGuitars/pid9758/cid560/OLPMusicManMM24StringBassFlameMapleNaturalM/N.asp"]http://www.andertons.co.uk/BassGuitars/pid...eNaturalM/N.asp[/url] i only just found out about the MM so i havent tried it yet but i have tried the squier and the string were maybe a bit too close to the fretboard for my liking however its good for my picking etc and i know is trustwrothy from reviews Suggestions and reviews? Ty

yeah i think my main influence is kinda of arctic monkeys juist with a load of fills. im trying to hit that sort of sound... i was thinking about a modified squier P-bass but it only has one split coil pickup and i dont know if that would be any good...

yeah i like the look of the bridge and pickups on the ATK but is one pickup enough? i know its triple coil and stuff but (im not bothered about it being heavy) would there be a better make than ibanez perhaps for a reliable indie style bass?

Indie Rock style mostly so its more for look and style but i need a good sound and i suppose up to sort of £440 - £500 quid

i was thinking of getting an Ibanez from the artcore range or possibly even the attack range like the ATK 700 or something along those lines this would be my first proper stage bass though i was wondering the type of sound you get from the pickups like if theyre any good and also if theyre reliable enough for me not to have to fix it on stage lol any reviews?