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[quote name='intime-nick' timestamp='1364385524' post='2025652'] has this for a while now and it plays/sounds the business.... Seymour Duncan Quarter-Pounder Pups Passive Reverse headstock oh, did i mention it was orange ! [attachment=131230:IMG_0108.jpg][attachment=131231:IMG_0109.jpg][attachment=131232:IMG_0110.jpg][attachment=131234:IMG_0105.jpg] [/quote] I like that. Reversed head stocks look great on Jazzes.

Makes me think of Cliff Burton, black and gold and a rick shape.

It's a gear porn fest.

I really want one.

Nice! What's the difference between it and a 4003?

[quote name='tom1946' timestamp='1363934867' post='2019680'] I don't normally post here but I love these basses so much. They have a real presence. Yes I know they are only reissues but I want to share them anyhoo.: [IMG]http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x73/Peasmold/IMG_8900_zps3de2fdff.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x73/Peasmold/IMG_8901_zps177731fa.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x73/Peasmold/IMG_8897_zps8249fc79.jpg[/IMG] Not sure about putting the chrome covers on the Jazz, any thoughts? [/quote] I want them, is my only thought.

[quote name='jackers' timestamp='1364487444' post='2027191'] I play lots of hard rock and metal with flats, it sounds fantastic [/quote] Me too, through a dirty great valve rig!

Get a P, a set of flats and a dirty great valve rig and your life will be complete

A lot of big names use Schaller tuners, EB, Gibson etc, hipshot ultralites are worth a look. Can't go wrong with nordy.

I had one of these, I'd recommend playing before you buy, I didn't like the neck at all.

If you're thinking P and want something a little different might I suggest a Lakland? I've had my skyline bob Glaub for 3 weeks now and it's completely left my other basses in the cupboard. I've always liked P's but every Fender I've played or owned (MIM 50s, CIJ 51, CIJ 70, US 78, US 2012) has had something missing. The lakland has everything in spades. The tone knob has a far wider spectrum too.

I'm sure i remember these being US made. I know this is Korean, I'm confused. Was there ever a similar US bass?

I had 11, now I have 4 great ones. Still want more though :/

As a gibson lover I think the SG bass is a bit of a one trick pony, the pickups in it are particularly weak too. I'd buy the mustang purely becuase it will be more versatile and more fun? Also if you get bored with it you can sell it to me

[quote name='Legion' timestamp='1364128040' post='2022119'] I just couldn't resist the flat white light caused by all the snow outside! [/quote] Need a Pino in my life.

[quote name='gsgbass' timestamp='1363914404' post='2019634'] [IMG]http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/u426/roadrex/5509NT.jpg[/IMG] [/quote] Very nice, CAR and maple go well together.

[quote name='The Dark Lord' timestamp='1363896343' post='2019183'] Yeah. I think a lot of us a devoted Rotosound round geezers. I fancy I'll have a dabble with flats though. [/quote] Exactly what happened to me.

My TIs came. I'm empressed so far. In hindsight I probably didn't need xls for the lakland and they seem fine strung through result!

Yeah it looks like. Mine has the fralin pickup and the neck is gorgeous so I won't be upgrading I don't think I can't find a single fault.

I had a heavy old 78 that was pretty cool. Neck was lovely and the tone was killer.

I think it will be okay, the bass can do either through or over. Depending on how it went I was thinking of putting some on my T-40, which only does through body :/.