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I got a Vintage ICON VJ96 ( Jaco Fretless) !!!!!! And Weather Report Live at Montreux 1976 DVD !!!!

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First Played: 1977 Fender Precision First Owned: Peavey Milestone 3

Yeah I'm there on Friday as well

I'm going with my college on the Friday Went last year, I'm gonna take some money this time !!!!!!!!!

My First Bass ( bit of a trend occurring ) but sunburst and it is now fretless

Chords for Bass by Hal Leonard/Musicians Institute Its a very good book with solo pieces and a chord glossary I got it from Sheet Music Plus in Denmark Street Rodders

Cause Im 16 I thought I better post my gear...... In this pic are the freebies because the Peavey my dad bought off the 'bay for £33 and the 80's KMD amp he got for free. This setup now belongs to my brother as my dad didn't have time to use it and I got some new gear. The second photo shows my first bass (another peavey which is now fretless) and my new warwick rig I haven't got a decent pic of my new warwick bass so that will have to wait. Rodders

Warwick !!

I say keep it natural it looks nice just re-lacquer it ! Rodders

The Lemon Song - Led Zeppelin The Chain- Fleetwood Mac Pigs (Three Different Ones) - Pink Floyd That's all i can think of

I always wanted a decent Jazz bass So a couple of weeks ago i went to play a USA and sorry LEO It was horrible to play (comfort and sound)

Very nice mate!!! I want one now How much were they? (if you don't mind me asking)

Yeah very interesting technique Jeff Schmidt plays like that aswell There are some good vids of him playin

Yeah i bought my new amp from them in May No problems they give a number to track your order and a delivery date very good service I thought I would buy from them again Rodders

That's just horrible!............... And I was looking for a decent T-40 Rodders

Yeah i would say get the corvette i love mine..........never really played a streamer though

Yeah i want one of those aswell......... but its not a priority im aiming for a warwick corvette fretless Rodders

I currently want: Warwick Corvette Std Fretless Sandberg California JM 4 Fender Jazz (jap) Fender Precision (Beat Up 60's-70's) Rodders

Thanks crazykiwi ive sent dave a message Rodders

This may be a very stupid and easily solved question but how do i contact Dave Marks bear in mind i am a newbie!!!! Rodders

Thanks for that guys im going to college first to do a national diploma in music performance first but i like to plan in advance I read on one website that you need 3 A-levels or equivalent to and you need to be grade 8 Is that correct Hutton? Rodders

Anyone been there? Im looking to do their bass degree course when i finish college any info or personal experience would be nice just so i can get an idea of what its like but ive got a long way to go........... Thanks Rodders

1. Jaco Pastorius - For obvious reasons 2. John Entwistle - Just brilliant his fluidity amazes me 3. Victor Wooten - Can do what ever he wants and its still brilliant 4. Steve Bailey - Master of the fretless 6-string 5. Roger Waters - Nothing fancy but essential to the song

My very old (bout 10-20 yrs) practice rig is a KMD GS130 bass amp and a unbranded cabinet pictured with the un-modded of my two Peavey Milestone IIIs. It was a great bass to learn on, and is still great to play with. And the cabinet packed a punch for a freebie from dad's workmate! My main rig that i bought about 2 or 3 weeks ago, is a gorgeous (if i do say so myself) Warwick ProFet 3.2 (MOSFET), with my (also brand new) Warwick 410 Pro cab (4x10). (pictured with the modded (de-fretted) Peavey.) Oh, and my Boss ME-50-B effect pedal. I would show you a picture of me 'Vette but i haven't yet got a good picture...