Recent content by JRN

What fun! thank you. JR

One of my top picks! Thank you for any help you can offer. Marcel Stranis on you tube has a play along for this that is really something. To have notation of this killer tune would be fantastic. JR

Paul Jackson really is an incredibly unique player. Transcriptions of his work would be study pieces for us all. There is so much talent here on TB, maybe someone will answer the call. Thanks for the replies and help. JR

Yes please and thank you. I am sure there are plenty of TB folks who would appreciate this.

Hello all! I am searching for Paul Jackson transcriptions. There are so many great resources listed here but I am coming up short on Paul's music. So, I have to reach out for help. Thank you in advance for any direction that this community can offer. Thank you, JR I did find Spider!

Just learned of his passing. He welcomed me to TB, always informative and had a sweet demeaner. Sad news.

Thank you!

A member with whom I have made several TB transactions, sent me a text asking what is going on with the sale of this bass. So I want you guys to know the situation. One of our community members is unrelenting {via PM to me} insisting that I am trying to "pass off" this bass as something that it...

This thread has turned into something very unpleasant.

No it is not. The original sale thread is in my FOR SALE post, a TB purchase from LanEvo.

I was forced to buy a new (used) car yesterday. So, now I have a 2018 Honda Accord BUT this puts me in a position to sell this bass. Same old TB sob story "I don't want to sell." With no exaggeration this bass totally unique and fantastic in every way. Materials, wood, electronics, playability...

Ash body, maple board, three piece maple neck, brand new Seymor Duncan Basslines active J/J pickups and Seymor Duncan 3 band active preamp. 8lbs 6oz. This bass is the definition of "sleeper." Set up, materials, tone palette and playability all for low cost.

I do not have a scale at the moment. These have to be sub nine lbs. They are not heavy, in particular #1 is light. I'll try to get my hands on a scale today.

These are the embodiment of "sleepers."

Three piece neck and one piece board.