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A lot of cognitive science now recognises a phenomenon related to the Ebbinghaus Forgetting Curve. You try something, nearly get it...but not quite. You try it another time....nearly get it.....rest. Then you try it....and it sits right there. Cog Scientists call it spaced practise - it is better to practise something ion separate chunks at different times rather than doing a 6 hour block. https://www.mindtools.com/a9wjrjw/ebbinghauss-forgetting-curve

Hans Gruber of the Nakatomi Plaza Orchestra

Stunning

That looks like 'Les noix du chien'

Take the strings off the HB?

Wow!

Without pics...I don't believe you! 😀

Loved his sound at that time...

Like the old quote, “Delusions of adequacy!” 😀

Kid in my school has one. He is a really good jazz guitarist but is often asked to sight read bass parts for the school orchestra. It sounds immense.

I am an accompanist on bass to nice pop songs. period!

The Stranglers or….

Looks stunning!

https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/product/230705407521008--fender-vintera-ii-70s-telecaster-bass-maple-fingerboard-surf-gr

Lovely! Great colour and much better for your chances of not becoming a kidney donor! 😉

1. Holographic bass body that you can change the colour of using an app of render bass “vintage” or “brand new” on a whim. 😎 2. Non holographic bass body that can be painted or beat up through use. 😜

For info... Yamaha BB history https://bassmusicianmagazine.com/2020/12/history-of-yamaha-bb-basses-workhorses-that-became-thoroughbreds/ Wee link to article on BB history