RhysP

Totally agree, there's some lovely bass playing on that album.

Ian Anderson played most of the bass parts on that album.

He probably sold it for thousands & just told his family he got £150 for it.

The Light Pours Out Of Me - Magazine

If I Had a Hammer - Trini Lopez

Flying North - Thomas Dolby

Marathon - Rush

It'll be fine through your Trace combo.

It's to do with the keybeds available to the manufacturers. Most companies, apart from the giants like Yamaha & Roland, don't manufacture their own keybeds, they just buy them from a company that does. Most, if not all small keyboards with a two octave range will have a keybed that starts at C because that's what is available to them.

Hello It's Me - Todd Rundgren

Stranger on the Shore - Acker Bilk

Love the Hamer Centaura! The Bacchus is sweet too. I've got a bacchus bass & a guitar & they're both superb instruments.

Rhinestone Cowboy - Glen Campbell

Life and How to Live It -REM

Sit Down - James

Am I Evil? - Diamond Head

Sunburst Finish - Utopia

He's not even in a band...

Sweet Little Lisa - Dave Edmunds

I had the chance to buy a used twin neck Wal in the late 80's for £395.00...

Bourgeois Pig - Styx

I thought they were meant to go on the shelf.

Nice.

Just how "Masterbuilt" can a Fender be? Are the body & neck completely carved by hand with no CNC machinery used anywhere in the process? I somehow doubt it. OK, materials may be top notch, but at the end of the day a fender is basically a wooden Meccano kit. They certain don't require the level of skill that a high end acoustic or hollowbody electric would need.

Whispering Grass - Don Estelle & Windsor Davies