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[quote name='Pea Turgh' timestamp='1504305274' post='3364078'] Strip it to bare wood and clear coat it, like what Marcus Miller did like 20 years ago or whatever. [/quote]Marcus didnt refinish his Jazz

I dig that big time.! Very cool.

i think this is just fantastic. Tom Barney's bass playing is just...The horn section.. Jon Herringtons guitar solo is just epic. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1VKLM04Dgg[/media] if its not Incognito its Steely Dan

Micheal Manson does this so well on that Roscoe. I love the fact that bass can be used in this way. The bass is so versatile.. The bass player playing on the bottom has just some f***ing amazing playing going on. . As has the Pianist. As has the drummer. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjXDbmGwBLE[/media]

[quote name='timhiggins' timestamp='1503160343' post='3356151'] One of the funkiest players on the planet ,i like his playing on 'Joy to the world ' even more but i'm sure that some fool will be along soon to point out where he's going wrong i wonder what it will be this time ' overplaying ' ' timing issues ' !! [/quote]i dare them. but seriously beauty is in the eye. Hes a cracking groove player though. Joy To the World is amazing Tim.

Im aware this/another vid has been seen before. But im gonna post it again. I think this guys electric bass playing is so special. at 2.30 his groove playing is way out there, and his musical knowledge and fills are amazing. The drumming is fantastic also... I take my hat off for this guy.. i think he makes music sound better. and thats whats important to me. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_KuD0AjWdE

This never gets old..The album is a masterpiece . its so well put together. A true master in music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5LSRrAwUtA

No, a Jazz bass is not going to be easier to play. Why not learn on a slightly wider neck(if this is the case) and when Jazz Bass day comes you will have the skills and more.. IMO. And i know its boring. But, forget about the Jazz Bass for now. You have a perfectly good bass, those Schecter's are great basses. Just concentrate and spend your money on your lessons. In the long run, you will win. Think of the Jazz bass at the goal in the end.

Why do bass players need them. ?? Unless your playing a bass with 9 strings. A huge point of playing a bass is your in control of its sound

I think Mark has one now.

What a cracker from Billy. Had to dig deep down in to my soul groove collection for this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZAIyMFbDnA

Ok, ive decided to keep the Sire v7. Huge amount of interest, i just cant keep up with it. . If knowone has spotted it, its a V7 Vintage in a cream with maple FB and black blocks. Im gonna get a PG for it. Im thinking a very dark tortoise, or a white pearl. ? Any suggestions. ?

[quote name='Dropzone' timestamp='1501774528' post='3347285'] He'll be suing queen next for doing bohemian rhapsody in tune. Twit. [/quote]Erm, no. He's a genius apparently

Someone with a little more knowledge will come along im sure, but a compressor seems like a good choice. It will level out everything. Other than that, just use your ears and your hands. Those are your best effects imo.

Apologies. Twas rather blunt.

Am I right in saying they don't offer multi layer guards or slanted edge guards.? Is it a pice of single ply, with a print behind.?