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Wow, he looks so "into" it, I like this, its very good!

My first bass was a Vintage Axxe or something, it was this baisically... [url="http://www.guitarbitz.com/166.htm"]http://www.guitarbitz.com/166.htm[/url] Except it had a different headstock. It was very good from what i can remember, i just grew out of the shape, then i saw a bc rich warlock and jumped at it... I think it was a great bass to start learning on, and their scond hand value is just awesome for the buyer, im sure you can have one for under £80 i recon.

I thought she was a man?!?!?! Only Jokin...

Thats really sad. RIP.

I wouldnt buy it just on that picture alone.

Thats actually really nice, I would love something with this kind of paint job!

Man!, I wish i had the money and skill to try and do something like this!

I think thats a really good deal! if its in good condition and theres no hidden issues with it.............................

If you can get access to a drumkit once in a while, i would just get a pad to do some rudiments on, because although it wont be as fun as a drumkit, if you cant play a drum how can you play a kit? , they are great to practice paradiddles and other rudiments. They really help when your learning fills, you get a better feel for timing during them. Also, i would not get an electronic kit, because as other people have said, they are not very quiet, i would instead get a drumkit with mesh heads on them, ive never done that, but ive head its a good silent practice method.

O god, you have superglued your finger??????????