Re: Which Bass do you find yourself using the most these days & why

"EDWARD" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.bass
Message-ID <[email protected]>
--- In [email protected], Steve Molk <bassmansince62@...> wrote:
>hi   re bass  chat  i am looking for my dream bass any one can find me a 1968 tely bass   not a copy  but the reel deal i would be interested   very much  as fender is the best   thank you  edward  syracuse  ny .  
> I Still use Flats on the Jazz bass but have put ground wounds (Half rounds or "polished" strings) on the 6 stringer. 
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> The Sound is OK but when you put in some trebble boost they can get awfully noisy. That is because having played with nothing but flat wounds for well over 40 years. I am playing hell to learn not to slide my fingers on the strings between notes! 
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> Later
> Smokey
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> >From: jollyr465 <jollyr465@...>
> >To: [email protected]
> >Sent: Tuesday, July 21, 2009 6:36:31 PM
> >Subject: [Bass Place] Re: Which Bass do you find yourself using the most these days & why
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> >--I sure am partial to my old trusty dusty old 1980 Japanese Fender 75 Jazz reissue with the DP149 ultra jazz pick-ups in it & the Gota bridge that I put on it also. I recently picked up a Hofner Contemporary 500/1 short scale bass, which is turning out to be a really good dependable bass, that I'm finding myself playing more & more. It's really lyte, plays really easy, with fast action & I've been getting a lot of complements about the nice rich tone it has too. It came with the Hofner Roundwounds strings, which I changed to the short scale roundwound strings, that I use, but can't spell. I didn't go with flatwounds because, I fill this is a pretty versatile bass with the roundwounds & I'm not that big on Flats anymore. I've been putting this bass through it's paces & it's a really damm good solid bass. 
> >- In bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com, Steve Molk <bassmansince62@ ...> wrote:
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> >> Hey Greg, 
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> >> I use a 79 Fender J that is BADLY in need of refinishing most of the time but I picked up a Samick Artist  ser. 6  Stringer. a few months ago.  
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> >> Now first, don't let the Samick name fool you. It's an Active, Neck through with a Fender profile Neck and when it was brand new it listed a like 3 grand. I am glad of the Samick bad rap,though because I got it for 4 hun. It's also a 6 string and that is a plus because there are one hell of a lot of 6 string basses that were purchased, but only a very few that were played for more then an hour or two and this is e case with this one because it WAS like new when I got it but now it has been out on stage a few times and.... Well, they are for playing and not for polishing. 
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> >> I have to admit it was kicking my ass for the first couple of months but now it is starting   to feal quite natural and it makes the Fender feal like a toy ukulele when I paly it!
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> >> But "favorite" bass ????? Guess it depends on what I am playing.
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> >> Smokey 
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> >> >From: gregnashuk <gregnashuk@ ...>
> >> >To: bassplace@yahoogrou ps.com
> >> >Sent: Sunday, July 19, 2009 7:03:53 PM
> >> >Subject: [Bass Place] Re: Which Bass do you find yourself using the most these days & why ?
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> >> >My old Jaydee Roadie 1, some 25 odd years old now, bought it new and has been my friend ever since.
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> >> >I have an old black Fender Precision (black scratch plate too!) but I always gravitate to my Jaydee. The Fender is good, I don't mind if it gets knocked etc, sounds great and is a totally different thing to the Jaydee. The Jaydee is treated as a baby.
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> >> >Greg
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