At 1/10/08 04:13 PM, SIXTYoneVW wrote: It has holes for a bridge guard, But I guess it got removed. Does this help?

Not when it comes to identifying what model it is. But it does give me a sneaky suspicion that it could be a Reissue spec bass of some sort. Tell me, is the headstock normal Fender size or the larger CBS sized version?

At 1/10/08 05:30 PM, positively-negative wrote:

Not when it comes to identifying what model it is. But it does give me a sneaky suspicion that it could be a Reissue spec bass of some sort. Tell me, is the headstock normal Fender size or the larger CBS sized version?

To Tell the truth, I'm not sure. I've never had a Fender nor have played one enough to know the size.
But It seems pretty regular to me.
Oh. I know its supposed to be a jazz bass.
All circled things are missing, but holes are there for them.

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This strap peg on mine is different. It doesn't tilt in, it sticks straight out.

could i join?
got an epiphone EB-0(not the best in the world, but it gets me by), I prefer to play with my fingers, sometimes picks, i play heavy metal, and my favorite bass player is cliff burton of metallica.

Can I join?I have an Yamaha RBX 170 and a Fender Rumble 25(I'm still a beginner,started playing bass in august and I got my amp on New Year,exactly the 31st day of December).But I have talent,and my favourite players are Michael Peter Balzary(Flea from Red Hot Chili Peppers) and Victor Wooten(that guy is the best).

I wanna join...................

check out my thread: BASS OUT!!!!

At 1/17/08 09:52 PM, DaBigCow wrote: I wanna join...................

check out my thread: BASS OUT!!!!

Did you ever make that?

At 1/17/08 09:52 PM, DaBigCow wrote: I wanna join...................

check out my thread: BASS OUT!!!!

So it's kinda like Freebass but with less cool people.

At 2/22/08 08:45 PM, DarkSytze wrote: just learned how to play wyonana's big brown beaver by primus, awesome song.

Interesting, I learned that one last week! It's fun to play, and not that hard.

Hi can i join, i've been playing for like 4 years and i have a yamaha rbx 170(my first ever bass) a fender mark hoppus jazz/precision bass hybrid and a broken :( epiphone flying v ( headstock snapped). hopefully by the end of the year i will have a gibson t-bird 5 string studio so i can be awsome.

At 2/22/08 09:07 PM, DarkSytze wrote:

At 2/22/08 08:52 PM, Twone wrote:

At 2/22/08 08:45 PM, DarkSytze wrote: just learned how to play wyonana's big brown beaver by primus, awesome song.

Interesting, I learned that one last week! It's fun to play, and not that hard.

also the only primus song that doesn't require hardcore slapping.

wrong.

At 2/29/08 02:11 PM, RedCoin wrote: wrong.

Right.

None of it is slap, just all fast fingering.

At 5/26/05 10:14 AM, Nev wrote:

At 5/26/05 08:25 AM, BozoHimself wrote: I currently have a Peavy Fury 4 string P-bass.

The bass I want is the Rickenbacker 4001. They are ace basses.

WOW DUDE! Nice collection. ANd get the rickenbacker. Believe me. It is worth the money ;)

At 2/29/08 03:53 PM, Twone wrote:

At 2/29/08 02:11 PM, RedCoin wrote: wrong.

Right.

None of it is slap, just all fast fingering.

No, I mean it's not the only song without slapping.

I wanna join.

I play pretty well, Folk style.

BASSES
Warwick Vampyre 5-string
Jackson C5A
Ernie Ball Singray

STYLE
Pick, three-finger-pick, slap / pop, whatever. Much like any bassist worth anything, I do it all -__-

Thur. Does 'dat mean I'm in now lololol

At 3/9/08 04:32 AM, l0vemetal wrote: Thur. Does 'dat mean I'm in now lololol

I guess if you want to be.

At 3/9/08 04:56 AM, positively-negative wrote:

At 3/9/08 04:32 AM, l0vemetal wrote: Thur. Does 'dat mean I'm in now lololol

I guess if you want to be.

Well great! In response, I give all the respectful members this... lol.

At 3/10/08 01:56 AM, l0vemetal wrote: Well great! In response, I give all the respectful members this... lol.

In all seriousness there is only one bass there I would actually like.

At 3/10/08 01:59 AM, positively-negative wrote:

At 3/10/08 01:56 AM, l0vemetal wrote: Well great! In response, I give all the respectful members this... lol.

In all seriousness there is only one bass there I would actually like.

Which one?

At 3/10/08 02:02 AM, l0vemetal wrote: Which one?

The Precision. I have a dislike of Stingrays and I find 5 strings to be cunts to play.

At 3/10/08 02:04 AM, positively-negative wrote: The Precision. I have a dislike of Stingrays and I find 5 strings to be cunts to play.

Ah, well, it's all just about preference.

I like my Stringray due to it's extremely thin and versatile neck... it's got great action. That's actually a knock-off OLP MusicMan, but the day I got it I swapped out the pickup with that of an authentic Stingray, and I still occasionally use it nowadays.

The P-Bass I'm not a big fan of... I mean don't get me wrong, it's got great tone, decent action, and the slap-pop sound is really punchy... there's just something about it I don't like.

The Jackson C5A... that thing's my baby. It was my first high-end bass I ever owned, and I've had it for about 6 years now. I will never get rid of that thing -- everything about it is just perfect to me.

And the Warwick... Best bass I own.

I actually find 5-strings more comfortable to play. I don't know what it is... maybe it's the strings being closer together, which allows for easier and quicker string-hopping, or faster, more precise slapping (to me, anyway...) I know there's a lot of bassists out there that will just completely tear up a 4-string (Victor Wooten, anyone?) But... I guess I'd just take a 5-string over a 4-stringer any day.

Hello, I am not a bassist, but I'd just like to say: The electric bass is ONe of the most awesome instruments ever and I salute you for playing it despite racism against bassists.

Also, Stingrays (5 and 4 string) and Jazz Basses are freaking hot.

And ricks, of course.

At 3/13/08 10:09 PM, ChocloMan wrote: Also, Stingrays (5 and 4 string)

Yes.

and Jazz Basses are freaking hot.

Not so much.

At 3/13/08 10:09 PM, ChocloMan wrote: And ricks, of course.

Ricks are hot. Mainly because Lemmy uses them and Lemmy is god.

At 3/13/08 10:09 PM, ChocloMan wrote: And ricks, of course.

Ricks are hot. Mainly because Lemmy uses them and Lemmy is god.

At 3/13/08 10:09 PM, ChocloMan wrote: And ricks, of course.

Ricks are hot. Mainly because Lemmy uses them and Lemmy is god.

At 3/13/08 10:09 PM, ChocloMan wrote: And ricks, of course.

Ricks are hot. Mainly because Lemmy uses them and Lemmy is god.

At 3/26/08 12:05 PM, DarkSytze wrote: way to pull of a quadro-post. doucheface.

also, i got my hands on a pretty sweet guitar-strap, it's from the JS series from planet waves, colours nicely with my bass.

also, is somebody here able to play 'to defy the laws of traditions' from primus? i'm not able to pull of les' strumming with his fingers, and then i completely go black and start sucking.

Got a pic of the strap / on your bass?

And yeah. Laws of Tradition can be tricky, but keep on tryin' ... you'll get it. How long you been playin'?

At 3/27/08 09:12 PM, l0vemetal wrote: And yeah. Laws of Tradition can be tricky, but keep on tryin' ... you'll get it. How long you been playin'?

I got that song down perfectly. I love it.