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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"

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Playing a fretless is a revelation at times. I love mine with a passion. I ordered mine with fret lines too. A six string bass with a blank Ebony finger board scared the crap out of me. The fret lines meant I could play the thing with confidence right from the beginning.
I'm a line needer too and for exactly the same reasons.....

I'm already getting weary of "Not a proper blah blah...."......

Stuff the "Negative vibes players on this site"....
We seem to have managed to achieve a nice, comfy place to hang out here though.....

Rant continues:.....

Play your bass with a non Fender pick if you want to, held in any way that you like, with any THING that you like and at any time you like!.....

Fingers?.....Yes!... them too if you want!......:thumbsup::hyper:.....

Unwarranted rant over due to a tired typing finger....:rolleyes:
 
Waaay more fun than a Miku....

Put your feet up for twenty minutes or so and prepare to :drool:



DISCLAIMER:

I have absolutely NO affiliation with this lot in any way....

Also....not even a teeny bit Russian myself to my knowledge...

Although not averse to a drop of Stoli......:D


Those sort of digital pedals are a lot of fun.
 
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To me, gold silks was Dean Markley Super Rounds. Looked sharp. Bummed enough when Dean Markley stopped the silks to look for other brands. What i believe I recall is the Super Rounds lasted a very long time compared to the Rotos "everyone" used. I loved 'em. For a couple hours.

My taste in strings aren't the same here in the future.

The black cherry silks on the Low Tension Flats would look pretty sharp against a white headstock.
 
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