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Well I haven't got much experience of playing different basses, but so far it's got to be the Fender P. I also have an Ibanez SRX500. I was quite thrilled with it when I got it, but I keep going back to the Fender now.
The Ibanez just sounds too twangy. That could be the strings of course. I really should try changing them, but I keep putting it off as I'm really kack handed with that sort of thing.
Also I cant seem to get the balance right on the Ibanez. I like the fact that the Fender only has two knobs...nice and simple! :-)
The Fender P just feels right.

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[quote name='seashell' timestamp='1357679413' post='1926740']
Also I cant seem to get the balance right on the Ibanez. I like the fact that the Fender [b]only has two knobs[/b]...nice and simple! :-)
The Fender P just feels right.
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I think she's more concerned with tits than knobs :D

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Errm, back on topic.

Warwick, Warwick, Warwick. Corvette, to be precise. 4 and 5. I also play a Fortress 5, but it feels heavy after a while. No problem with my tiny tits while playing any of those basses :D
On the other hand, the acoustic is a pain - literally - and can't be played while sitting. I stand up when I'm playing it. Only problem is a bit of neck dive, cos it's cheap and it's hollow... :rolleyes:

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[quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1357686025' post='1926913']
On the other hand, the acoustic is a pain - literally - and can't be played while sitting. I stand up when I'm playing it. Only problem is a bit of neck dive, cos it's cheap and it's hollow... :rolleyes:[/quote]

Is that what made you decide to buy an upright? Very wise decision BTW. :)

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[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1357686985' post='1926938']
Is that what made you decide to buy an upright? Very wise decision BTW. :)
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Heh. The NXT 5 is ridiculously easy to play. I'm in for a shock, in terms of physicality, when I finally meet a left-handed double bass (the real thing in all its size and weight) and fall head over heels in love with it. :rolleyes:

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[quote name='The Admiral' timestamp='1357686420' post='1926922']
I saw a lesbian punk band in Oxford years go, and after what I suspect had been a lifetimes commitment to going bra- less, the very sturdy girl on bass could have worn her thunderbird like Peter Way and still got tangled up! Scariest audience I've ever seen too!
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:lol: brilliant

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[quote name='chrismuzz' timestamp='1357713325' post='1927029']
Sorry :(

But what did you expect? :P
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A degree of maturity?!

I have a sense of humour, but I started this thread to obtain information that would be useful and valuable to myself and perhaps others, not to read lesbian and penis jokes.

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Have you seen this?

Lot's of pictures, so maybe basses can be identified, but if you play for a living maybe your choices might be driven, partly, by comfort?

http://www.guitarworld.com/beauty-and-bass-eight-great-female-bass-players

Anyway - worth a look and you might be able to contact some of the players and ask them their views? You might be surprised at how many are helpful?

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