dudewheresmybass Posted yesterday at 17:16 Posted yesterday at 17:16 I'd love to see a far east produced 'official' Ricky a small footprint reissue of the Ibanez Weeping Demon wah. BC Rich producing quality passive basses again 2 Quote
SteveXFR Posted yesterday at 17:26 Posted yesterday at 17:26 All Fender guitars and basses with an indestructible finish that cannot be relic'd. Its an unacceptable fashion that must be stopped. 4 1 Quote
snorkie635 Posted yesterday at 17:37 Posted yesterday at 17:37 10 minutes ago, SteveXFR said: All Fender guitars and basses with an indestructible finish that cannot be relic'd. Its an unacceptable fashion that must be stopped. Fender Artex models? 2 Quote
AndyTravis Posted yesterday at 17:53 Posted yesterday at 17:53 A lovely (accurate) set of reissue basses from Gibson… Like meticulously accurate, not the “it’s almost right…but…” that they seem to do. A Yamaha BB3000 reissue 2 Quote
Stub Mandrel Posted yesterday at 18:23 Posted yesterday at 18:23 A 500W version of the Joyo BantAmp BadASS. Quote
MichaelDean Posted yesterday at 19:10 Posted yesterday at 19:10 Ooooh, also, I want a Darkglass Anagram XL. Three footswitches isn't enough for me. I want 6 footswitches with 6 scenes per preset, plus up/down footswitches, and either an integrated expression pedal with toe switch or the ability to easily map one in MIDI as volume and then "other" (wah, delay time, etc.) assignment. Quote
Steve Browning Posted yesterday at 19:21 Posted yesterday at 19:21 Mesa 1x15 combo, with a valve pre and the D350 power stage. Also add the Walkabout radiator. 2 Quote
Linus27 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago (edited) I'm gonna sound like a broken record but here goes. I'd like Fender US to make an unlined fretless passive Jazz and Precision as part of their American Vintage range. The Jazz would have an unlined rosewood fretboard and be available in vintage white or natural and the Precision would have an Ash body, be natural with an unlined fretless maple board. I would also like somebody to make a compact lightweight combo that is around 300w-350w, with 2x8" speakers and under £500. A bit like the MarkBass Minimark but more powerful and cheaper. Edited 23 hours ago by Linus27 1 Quote
Greg Edwards69 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago A fender Aerodyne with 21 frets A less expensive, far east, mass produced Mike Lull range of basses. I’d love of of those IMA basses with the t’bird pickups but I’ll never be able to save the necessary GAS tokens. Quote
Lozz196 Posted 23 hours ago Posted 23 hours ago Ashdown to make a combo that rivals the Fender Rumble 500 & 800, both in power and size/weight. 3 Quote
tauzero Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago Either Tonelib or Zoom to get their arses into gear and produce Windows and Android editors for the more recent Zoom models - the MS-Plus range, the B2-4, and I think the B6 too. Quote
BassAdder60 Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Trace Elliot 500w Head Trace Elliot affordable 210 or 212 bass cabs light weight 1 Quote
Cato Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago 13 hours ago, AndyTravis said: A lovely (accurate) set of reissue basses from Gibson… Like meticulously accurate, not the “it’s almost right… Surely it's only a matter of time before Gibson start giving their bass back catalogue the same Custom Shop/Murphy Labs treatment that they seem to be focusing on with their guitar range. Of course if it does happen it won't be cheap. 1 Quote
MichaelDean Posted 12 hours ago Posted 12 hours ago All this talk of Gibson has got me thinking about Epiphone taking some risks. They could do some multiscale 4/5 string RD Artist basses with some weird electronics. Quote
Terry M. Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 16 hours ago, SteveXFR said: All Fender guitars and basses with an indestructible finish that cannot be relic'd. Its an unacceptable fashion that must be stopped. Incredible isn't it? Imagine paying more for a brand new vehicle that's been dented and scuffed from the factory (for example) 😊 1 Quote
SteveXFR Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 22 minutes ago, Terry M. said: Incredible isn't it? Imagine paying more for a brand new vehicle that's been dented and scuffed from the factory (for example) 😊 Land rover fans would. 1 Quote
jonnybass Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago A fender Mexican production jazz bass V based on the Roscoe beck, with the Same pickup configuration, asymmetric neck. Jonny 2 Quote
SteveXFR Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Do Fender still make basses in Japan? If not, they should so we can have better quality than US instruments for lower prices Quote
Terry M. Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 56 minutes ago, SteveXFR said: Land rover fans would. Hmm not sure the Chelsea clientele would agree... Quote
Terry M. Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 17 minutes ago, SteveXFR said: Do Fender still make basses in Japan? If not, they should so we can have better quality than US instruments for lower prices https://www.guitarguitar.co.uk/product/250930448791008--fender-made-in-japan-traditional-late-60s-jazz-bass-3-colour-su Quote
redbandit599 Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 5 String Reverend bass in 32", and a Robot Roadie to set up and pack down at gigs... 1 Quote
SteveXFR Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 1 hour ago, Terry M. said: Hmm not sure the Chelsea clientele would agree... They just want the full expedition kit and massive off road tyres Quote
2pods Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Ibanez to resurrect the small bodied SGR800 (I think that was the one I had), with it's non flared fingerboard, and U Shaped neck. Quote
SteveXFR Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 5 minutes ago, 2pods said: Ibanez to resurrect the small bodied SGR800 (I think that was the one I had), with it's non flared fingerboard, and U Shaped neck. Was that the one with PJ pickups? Really nice bass, I bought one but had to send it back because the preamp was dying Quote
Bolo Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago Mesa flip top counterpart. All the Mesa tube goodness in a studio/small room format. Quote
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