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I like tug bars. Not that I'd ever use one, but they look SO cool.

You should call yourselves, "Hey You!"

My only bass is a jazz with flats.

I heard more edge and twang in the Fralin. My favorite of the two.

It will be fine if you don't have the hands of a ten year old girl. That being said, I keep a shoulder stock on mine, because I like aiming. The Mossberg 500 is very reliable. Very easy to repair as well. The most repairing mine has ever needed was really just a thorough cleaning.

I've got Chromes on my Jazz. Dig it with a freakin shovel. My only bass and I play blues, country, bluegrass, and a little funk.

Find a cigar shop and leave it there for a few months. That oughta do it.

I really enjoy looking at them. I don't think I'll ever own one that's been done intentionally, but I will continue playing the crap out of my J until it looks good and worn in.

The first one would cure me.

I've had no issues slapping Chromes on my J. I crank the tone and bridge pickup knobs all the way back up, normally they're zero'd. Sounds fine to me.

Can I get on this ride? I want to see a midnight wine J bass with a red pearl pickguard.

You guys just need to work monday through friday in 150+ degree attics, then 100 in the sun feels fantastic.

This is how I learned: Play with people. Just play roots, get a rhythm and feel for playing. Don't bother with bass lines or tabs or learning parts/riffs. Just play the roots. Once you can play along using the root notes fairly well, check out[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] He's a...

Rosewood, white and tort. Love it.