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I'd pay $350.00 for one.

Keep it the way it is. It looks awesome! My first new bass was a 74 Gibson Grabber.

Good idea. Many college music programs use keyboards for ear training and music theory. Keyboards/piano are also used for learning/developing music composition.

I like this setup! I have 10 basses, 3 electric guitars, and 3 acoustic guitars.

A number plus my 11.

RIP Charlie! You will be missed, and always remembered! High Tides and Green Grass was the first Stones album I listened too. I was a fan ever since.

I have a Blackstar U250 250W powered 1X15 extension bass cab. It is paired with a U250 bass combo amp. I can use the powered extension cab alone with preamps. It even works well with a Fishman TONEDEQ acoustic preamp for acoustic guitar or acoustic bass. It is bigger than the subcompact bass...

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My first bass amp was brand new 1974 Fender Bassman 50 tube head with 1x15 cab. I really liked the amp. I had the opportunity to buy a 66 Ampeg Fliptop from my bass instructor for $100. I nearly fell down carrying the amp up a flight of stairs, and smashed my fingers pulling the head up from the...

My Steve Harris MIM has great fretwork. My Fender American Pro P-bass has no defects.

Too much crying in the beer happening in this thread. Squiers and Fenders both are good and have their place in the market. I own both.

Stopped wearing them when I was 8. JK :)

Thanks for the votes and the posts!

I own 4 Fender basses (3 P-basses and one Jazz bass) and 7 non-Fender basses. I play the Fenders 70% of the time, even though I like them all. I prefer the look, feel and sound of my Fender basses for most of the music that I "try" to play. :)

Popcorn. Carrots to follow.

Just call me old fashioned (or just old :whistle:) but, I really like the traditional Tolex cover hardshell cases, especially the rectangular Fender style cases. I personally dislike the moldy (I mean molded plastic) hardshell cases. I think it would be great for more companies to offer case...

Looks like he taped off some parts and sandblasted the hell out of it.

The all maple bolt-on Grabber with a more reliable sliding pickup would be first out the door for me. They can even do flamed maple versions with nitro finishes. I would want the plain maple version for me.

I bought this bass direct from Fender's website. The neck feels a little slimmer than my other p-basses. Light weight and comfortable to play. I installed EMG Geezer Butler p-bass pickups. It was $799 USD.

Sam Ash just remade their entire website. The old site didn't work right.

Cheapest: Hofner Ignition, Most Expensive: Ibanez Affirma

Handcrafted instruments made by trained, highly skilled luthiers, with care and quality craftsmanship can be found in many places throughout the world. Those skills and high quality instruments come at a cost. I think they are worth the money to maintain. I also think modern manufacturing...

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Squier Classic Vibe may be a good choice. Higher quality than Affinity, yet not too pricey. Ampeg has their new Rocket Bass Combos that look promising and affordable.

Sad to hear this. I lost too many people to cancer. RIP

My Fender Steve Harris P-bass was perfect out of the box.

$666.66, no more. :)

:bassist: Happy Birthday ahead of time.

Pics are of the actual guitar that is on its way.

To me, warmth is equivalent to smooth and mellow sounding bass notes, or notes in general.

Glad Talkbass survived. :)

I own light weight Trace Elliot ELF and a Fender Rumble 800 heads. I like all sorts of amps. I agree Jimmy, there are plenty of amps out in the world for the OP to try. Ampeg has a tone that a lot of bass players like. I don't think Ampeg is going away. `

Love my little Ampeg rig. Plenty loud and great tone. :)

One of my all-time favorite basses that I have owned was a 1974 Gibson Grabber. I wish I still had it.

My older brother had an electric guitar that shape.

I bought all my gear new. I like getting new gear. I would only buy used if it were not made anymore.

opened for the Rolling Stones at Aloha Stadium.

I own three Fender P-basses. American Professional, Steve Harris and a MIJ special run. All three bass are outstanding. The American Professional gives me a great vintage P-bass sound.