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bubinga5

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  1. Never sell that. (Imo) A year into production. Ive had a golden era 5594 from 1999 with the most insane birdseye maple fret board ive ever seen and they were just incredible instruments. They used all the flashy woods available back then. That neck and fingerboard are insane on this one. That is a museum peice. I would take this over any Fodera or probably any 5 string. 

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  2. Bent bit of metal. Lets the tone from the instrument string resonate more with the body. All a high mass bridge does is is add weight, compress the tone and soak up vibration.  The greatest tone ive ever heard is the the threaded saddles on a Fender MIJ Jazz I had a while back. The best bit was I realised I could adjust the string spacing forget about fxxking high mass bridges and concentrate on my theory. 

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  3. This is mind bending Jazz Funk (imo). Jim Mullens playing is way out there. Its all fantastic but from 4.00 onward especially.  I love the way he changes from light electric guitar playing to straight aggressive electric on the switch of a pedal. That is some fantastic interesting change of feel guitar from this guy.. Side band for Incognito of course.

     

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  4. 10 hours ago, tauzero said:

     

    Possibly you're missing the fact that other people may have different opinions to you. Sorry if this shatters any illusions you may have had.

    You got me there pal.

  5. The CS prices are so insane I just think they are a bunch of Waxxkers tbh.

     

    Ive had a 7 Fenders. One was a 1970 CS Closet Classic which wasn't great. Street price at the time £2500 in 2012.  Same spec now around £6000. The highlight Fender for me was an MIJ 1975 non export Jazz, utterly awesome bass. got it for £600. Now you can order one for around £1500. I would never buy a USA Fender. Japan are way better, more exciting models better made consistency wise..   How long can you milk a legacy.?

     

     

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  6. On 31/07/2023 at 17:13, lowdown said:

    As well as all of his various musical, production and composing skills (for others as well), he had a pretty impressive, tuneful, vocal range...

     

     

     

    Stunning. Has always been a favorite of mine.

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  7. On 29/07/2023 at 17:19, Dan Dare said:

     

    Hmmm. He was extremely good, but better than everyone everywhere "in our times"? From all countries/cultures, all types of music, etc? That's too bold a claim.

    If you read what I said, because im really aware of what I say, because I word it very carefully. What you have done is put in a couple of words and some other stuff that you seemed to have made up to make it sound like I made a bold claim. Have a re read of what I said and have a think Dan.  I say what I think and its usually really honest. 

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