Bess PJ bass???

[Horny Toad]

Originally Posted by SoVeryTired

Hmmm, a few frets missing in the last two posts...

True, but according to your sig, it's all about the notes you don't play, so it shouldn't matter.

[tomydacat]

My Euro 4 SPECTOR is my best bass hands down then my NS2A then my Schecter Model T

[phishaholik]

The best I've ever played or owned is my Fodera Monarch. It really has ruined me for all other basses.





Michael

[SoVeryTired]

Originally Posted by Horny Toad

True, but according to your sig, it's all about the notes you don't play, so it shouldn't matter.

But to properly not play the notes on the 24th fret, you must first have that fret. Otherwise you don't have the choice of not playing those notes. I'm thinking of getting a 36-fret neck to really expand the range of notes I don't play.

[Horny Toad]

Originally Posted by SoVeryTired

But to properly not play the notes on the 24th fret, you must first have that fret. Otherwise you don't have the choice of not playing those notes. I'm thinking of getting a 36-fret neck to really expand the range of notes I don't play.

LOL, nice!

[j.kernodle]

Originally Posted by phishaholik

The best I've ever played or owned is my Fodera Monarch. It really has ruined me for all other basses.





Michael

ooooh. I can't argue with that but here's my attempt.

1985 Spector NS2.

[great4fish]

Now what if I said I couldn't spend more than $800??

[great4fish]

I really like the Spector though

[j.kernodle]

Originally Posted by great4fish

I really like the Spector though

find a killer deal on a used Euro Spector. occasionally they pop up in that price range and you gotta be ready to jump.

[Tupac]

Either a high end Spector or a Streamer Stage I.

[SoVeryTired]

Originally Posted by great4fish

Now what if I said I couldn't spend more than $800??

Maybe different in the US but I struggled to find a non-custom 24-fret PJ (I also wanted 5-string and passive) within a sensible budget. In the end my custom model was only £800.

[Wallace320]

Originally Posted by SoVeryTired

But to properly not play the notes on the 24th fret, you must first have that fret. Otherwise you don't have the choice of not playing those notes. I'm thinking of getting a 36-fret neck to really expand the range of notes I don't play.

Man,
that's the true british humour I always felt envy for... I'm serious!

Cheers,
Wallace

[Wallace320]

Originally Posted by Tupac

Either a high end Spector or a Streamer Stage I.

+1

Cheers,
Wallace