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I've had mine for over a year, and I love it. Without a doubt as good if not better than Fender Mexicans. I think the real gem of it is the neck, I love the small frets and the general feel of it.

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I love music period...if I had the time and aptitude I would probably play a great number of instruments...but the bass...just something about the groove pocket and the low notes that reach my soul. When I think about my favourite rockers, I rarely consider EVH, Eric Clapton, George Lynch or...

How good do you think the tone is for something like Jamiroquai or smooth jazz?

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Hi all, So I found one of the new 2014 SG basses and it is truly a perfect little monster. I also really like short scales so that is a bonus. Here is my issue though, I notice a higher number of repaired SG basses and guitars, usually at the nut, than any other type of instrument. I've...

I'll be honest...I don't get it. I find the idea of being repulsed by or indifferent to sex to be rather odd and potentially troubling. Since humans generally have a wide range of ideas and habits though, I'm sure there is plenty of room for all types.

I recently picked up an '87 Foundation and it has a thick neck too. Compared to my Matt Freeman P bass, it isn't as thick at the nut, but it is actually thicker down by the 12th fret and past. I'm loving it and the Super Ferrites sound awesome. If the body didn't have a few dings and the...

I have a Matt Freeman P which is basically just a CV in black and with a maple fretboard and I love this thing. The only P bass I've liked better has been a recent USA Fender P, but I still prefer the neck to any of them. I love high gloss and I am loving the chunky neck. Great bass and great...

Well that is an entertaining thread subject. Sorry man, totally sucks donkey balls.

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Not sure if counts, I have a Squier Matt Freeman P Bass...but it is the chunkiest neck I've played...and I am really diggin' it. Love the P Bass!

I started out preferring the P/J set-up...then the Jazz set up hit my fancy...then I noticed the different sounds that could be created with humbuckers...then...I played a Precision. The P doesn't stand for precision...more like perfection. End of story, good night.

Good on you mate!

Yes you should. I love my Matt Freeman sig model. Only ones I've played better have been recent MIA's.