Mrbigstuff

Just seen a video and thought the same. People whooping as Sharon gets out the car. Madness

Looks dangerous! Make sure you have protection.

There’s a lot more that can be done too by a professional, such as nut height adjustment or fret levelling. It made a huge difference to my Fender when I took it to the bass gallery in Camden for work to the neck.

This dealer pops up on my FB. They have a gorgeous mint OW p bass just in stock. Some nice gear, although the highest pricing. https://www.guitarbroker.com/product-category/bass-guitars/?fbclid=IwQ0xDSwL13e1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHkpxgd69CVPoqD0Xlc5W_tuONjkMqIPAQ3VjzdihC7OhQiP5AR25oxzQ4lH2_aem_auajZQqWdeqJA2QvLhmKzA

Interesting, I’ve seen a similar trans orange from fender but not fiesta red. Although I used to have a trans finish jazz bass and I think it was described as crimson red.

Thanks to SBL and TikTok there’s “whipperslappers” everywhere

Hopefully they will give us more details soon @Bass Direct

Sparkly teal or purple for me. I used to have a translucent teal SR with a maple neck and black PG and that was a looker. Add the sparkle and it will be unique.

The Stuart Clayton books are very good for jamiroquai material

Similar to this. If you can write the parts out like a left and right hand piano line you will see visually where they meet rhythmically. Then you start to think of it as one part rather than two in parallel.

That’s a good point. Aside from Sire, I always found that the pickups on cheaper basses lacked depth (bass frequencies) in their pickups. The originator of Sire was an electrician/ engineer, much like the founder of Markbass. My MIM P bass had American standard pups but I improved it a lot by swapping them for Lindy Fralin

I was only talking of the decal aspect. Already mentioned the knobs a few pages ago. Don’t think there’s any interest

Could just be a refinished neck and new decal added. Quite common

Looks like a P bass decal rather than jazz bass