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Wow - I’m kind of surprised there is this much interest! Here are pics with and without the ashtray hardware covers. Yes, the vecro IS on the paint on the bridge cover and is on the pickguard above the pick-ups. The bottom adhesives peel right off with no damage to the paint. It’s a poly...

The Velcro is actually adhered in the pickguard so it’s perfect. You can tear off the chrome covers and put them right back on. It looks and feels just like they are screwed on. Loving it.

Hi P-Bass lovers, Just a simple idea (not saying I’m the only person who ever thought of it...) to use a quality Velcro strip to adhere ashtray pick-up and bridge cover on your P-Bass. I ordered the chrome pick-up and bridge covers from Fender. They look great but, I’m still just not 100%...

Great question. I started playing in 1994 and the bassist that made me choose bass was Eric Wilson from Sublime. That was a band where everything revolved around the bassline. Now my influences are Jamerson, Rocco Pressia, Pino, Joe Dart, and several organ players but Wilson of Sublime is who...

Playing music before or between songs is only appropriate if it there is a technical issue and he is providing musical interlude while the issue is being addressed OR it is designed to lead the band into an improvisational jam or movement. This doesn't sound like either.... Politely discuss...

I read that effects loop was for rack mounts and that pedals should be plugged into the front input. I can try it and see what happens... Thanks!

Hello - Just picked-up an Aguilar Tone Hammer 500 and two matching DB 112 NTs....good times. So, I'm thrilled with the amp's tonal versatility and warmth (and grit) but I'm trying to find "my" tone setting that I will keep it at most of the time. For a long time, I have been using light...