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Oh, I see... quite off topic, are music man's Sub basses good? I want a new bass, but I don't want to spent thousands of euros for it. ha ! and I want a SWR triad cabinet or something along those lines. I need to sell our old E-mu IV sampler.
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Fender J bass. That's all you need
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he he I kinda hijacked the thread without even trying, guess I'll open a "recommend a bass" thread soon...
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she used it in chicago and i believe at mccarren pool...those things are huge and extremely neck heavy, i'm surprised she could use it now with her carpal-tunnel or tendonitis or whatever, i can barely manage one.
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