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Where did you find these pictures??? According to the info Fender only offers them in 2 colors

That's a 51 Wilcock P bass It's a company from London England that makes hand made basses

Here are my 2 short scale basses A wilcock 51P and a G&L fallout tribute

Sold a lot of gear but I’m back to this four

I play in a punk rockband and for the last song I took my daughter on my shoulders

I understand his point of view. It’s like playing with a pick, use a downstroke for the downbeat and upstroke for upbeat. You keep your right hand going in 8s,16’s/... above the strings and hit the beats/notes you want to play. If you transpose this system to fingerstyle you get: Index for...

Not a short scale

Black satin??? I thought the SS only came in white and blue. Is that a new color?

hi, Can some one please tell me the type of intonation screws that are used on the mustang basses? I need a new screw because one is messed up. But I find all sorts online. They are thinner than the ones used on the jazz and p basses bridges and the head of the screw is also smaller. Thanx!

Thomann took the Mustang JMJ off their website, so I guess it won't be arriving soon. @jmjbassplayer : do you have any news?

Pre ordered one today. Dealer said the basses are still in the Fender system as "new basses for 2018". So the waiting goes on!

Nope it isn't the groundwire. A luthier checked it. Take a look at this review He talkes about the buzz further on. And you can read about it in another post here on talkbass. A guy bought a new mustang pj and it's very noisy. I like this bass very much but I don't know this noise is something...

It hums and it buzzes. But I saw some reviews on youtube,where they are taking about this issue. This bass isn't shielded very well Maybe I just should sell it and give the JMJ mustang a try when it arrives here in Europe

Following this post, because I have a simular problem with my mustang pj bass. With the volume turned all the way down it starts to hum Resolderd everything even added more grounds.