merlin

Hi all,just brought a bass from Lozz what a top man,thanks for the "bitsa" bass,cheers M

the drummer

Love Bass Chat and you all, I play real basic bass and its great, I just love to play these days I have done about three hundred gigs over the last two years,and still ( just about) love my bad .There are some fantastic players out here who have done there home work, I applaud you all ,my standard of playing not that great,but only I know

got the four string,cant put her down,sounds to die for,would love the 5er,perhaps later this year

Hi got one of those Ibanez srf 700s,only had it one day gigged it last night...awesome..I would recomend getting one,played staight out of the box,no setting up required,cant fault it at the moment,be great to hear your opinion. cheers M

[attachment=182350:me 1980ish.jpg] 1980ish first real bass

[attachment=181796:me 1980ish.jpg] would love to have this back,gigged her for years swapped it on a whim to the London bass center for a 5 string,regretted it for years twas a Ric 4005 ex show model,has the name Ralf in the back by the pots. the pic about 1980ish,

yep useing a bh500 here great amp not tried the rh yet,for the price the bh500 a total steal,imo

Hi sold a bass to Nick,great guy to do a deal with,cheers to a top basschatter

Well played the new toy last night,thought I would just do the first couple of numbers just to see how she performed,....well shave my legs and call me Susan,played the bass all night,awesome sound,realy cut through the mix,the tone control has a good full sweep from thick bass to a great mwarr tone, easy to play,fretlines,great my others fretless bass has an unlined neck,so the lines are a bonus, love the rounds I perfer the tone over flats,tuners great once the strings beeded in.Now will have to get her out to clean it, cheers M.

box of matches and lighter fuel comes to mind,bwhahaha now mini me pass me my bass

Well well having been reading the great reveiws on these basses one had to pop on down to Nevada music this very pm to have a gander,gosh quite a vast choice and all well within my budget of next too bu**er all.Went looking for a fretless as that is what I play,but ended up playing nearly the whole of Nevadas stock,well it would of been rude not too,hehe.Came home with the fretless p and just sat here looking for faults..cant find any,wow what a finish not a blemish,neck to body,great still in tune after being brought home, so taking it the the tuners are ok,it sounded ok in the shop,gig tomorrow will be its test,I can always upgrate the pup.Was a bit worried about the Ebonel on the neck,but again having had a jolly old bash on it,yes its dam good stuff,again a few gigs time will be the test. some pics here..[attachment=179569:squire p bass fretless 001.jpg][attachment=179569:squire p bass fretless 001.jpg][attachment=179571:squire p bass fretless 003.jpg][attachment=179572:squire p bass fretless 004.jpg][attachment=179573:squire p bass fretless 005.jpg] all this for £221.40 cheers all M all I have done is lower the action,rest all ok, bonus.

thinking that I want one now,dam that GAS happy nbd

[quote name='Truckstop' timestamp='1419545846' post='2640868'] Leave it, it doesn't need cleaning unless you've spilled something seriously noxious on it. Keep te fretboard moisturised and frets shiny by all means but the neck itself shouldn't need any attention. Truckstop [/quote] +1

[quote name='woodster' timestamp='1419198191' post='2637562'] I would and I do. [/quote] +1

wow that name brings back the past,I had a Avon Jazz,gigged it to death,enjoy your bass

nice bass,want one now.