Recent content by WoodyJ

Ditto on Pepperoni.

I had this one for almost a year. However, I was used to Fender basses for decades and the ergonomics of the Rick just didn't work for me. It was beautiful to look at, though!

I almost never use the mute on mine because it isn't very strong. But I love the rest of the bass!

I have three older Fenders that I sold to bass buddies years ago, and bought them back later when they were tired of them or bought new whatever's.

Well, "Gibson is Gibson" and while I agree 100% regarding an updated SG, I am very, very happy with my LP Junior DC. I have nine other basses (all USA Fenders) and I am still stunned regarding how good this short scale Gibson bass is. 3 of my guitars and one Epiphone are Gibsons, and I like...

A baker's rack works for mine.

I have two main basses - a '65 Fender Precision for gigging and a Custom Shop '62 Fender Jazz for recording.

This was part of what used to be the original homeowner's dining room. The guitars and basses are stored on Baker's racks in the master bedroom and the office.

I use zero bass pedals onstage, but I do use a couple in the studio....These.

IMO, too many mods plus being a mid-70's, both of which negatively affect its value. A brand new American Pro II would be a better value (and a much better bass).

I've had too many basses over the years (since 1973) and now have downsized to 10. (9 Fenders, one Gibson) One that I let go of a couple of years ago was a Rickenbacker 2003S. I was like a beautiful woman that ended up being mean as a snake. This was it....

'65 Precision that I've had for 25+ years

Fender really messed up when they dropped that bass series.

I switched back to plug and play a long time ago. I still have the (very) small pedalboard that I used back then, but now only for occasional studio recording.