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In my experience, they've ALWAYS price matched, as long as I could show them proof that another retailer was offering the same product at a lower rates...

If it bugs you that much, then just sell them and keep only the bass that you like the most. At the end of the day, do whatever it is that will bring you the most peace, whether it means you keep them or not.

I would say that the scales are more important to know. If you know your scales, then you would know which notes to apply to a chord, based on the scale whether it's major or minor. The notes within the scale let you know which is the root, 3rd,5th,7th.

that's how I feel... I have the fodera emperor standard 5, sadowsky NYC m524, fender jazz elite 5, and a Ken Smith bsr6mw. I don't feel the need to search/ purchase any more.

if it's that much of a hassle, just replace the neck...

Depends on how much the gig pays... if it's not worth the extra trouble (in your opinion) I'm sure you could find another better paying gig (especially if you're good and in NYC). If they're paying you well enough to go through the hassles, then you should do as they ask. Point is, do what's...

too bad he doesn't accept or use PayPal for local sales. I was willing to drive from nyc, but I guess I'll just hold off for a few more weeks and invest in a new one.

still available?