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Re: spelling and grammar errors:

Imagine you're in a rehearsal, and one of your bandmates consistently plays the wrong notes/chords or hits incorrect beats. I don't mean an occasional error or slip, but a continuous pattern of mistakes. The whole band knows what that player meant to play, but the fact that he/she doesn't consider it worth the time or energy to correct would be frustrating and disrespectful to the whole band, no? It could also make it more difficult for the rest of the band to take that player seriously, no matter how well-intentioned he/she is...

The same applies in written communication, be it at work, at home, or in online forums.

Friendly food for thought.


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Has anybody played or does anybody have either the Fender Mustang Bass, the Fender 60's Jazz Bass or the Fender Highway One Jazz Bass..
I was looking at one of those three for purchase ..
Thanks Scott

You're asking about three VERY different basses here...

I've played all three - owned none.

Some old Fenders nice. Some are not.

Old (or new) Fender Mustangs are student basses. Nothing special... and interestingly, the newer ones are MUCH nicer than the originals.

HW1 basses are are just less expensive semi made in the US Fenders.