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Let's spread some musical misinformation

You can't just stick any old Tort pickguard on your bass......first you need to know the legal ramifications:-

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Polyrhythms are great to study......but you'll need a bass made from Polystyrene to effectively play along to them.

If your girlfriend is named Polly.....that's fine but it won't help you.

Sometimes you'll find Polyglots in a used bass if you open up the electronics cover.....this means that the previous owner tried playing along to Polyrhythms but the bass material is incorrect.
 
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Well there was talk of Gibson will no longer produce Bass guitars and that story I found is true. Gibson has been working on a new Android app, which will use blue tooth to connect you to your amp and you will be able to play live using any model of Gibson bass starting from the 1st EB from 1956 right up to the last bass produce by Gibson in 2014 and future models like this 2016 Gibson Ripper 5 string! Gibson says it the wave of the future and many will soon follow in our foot steps
Gibson say it isn't so!
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From now on, when Randy Jackson spends three hours on the Home Shopping Channel selling his guitars, he will spend a full twenty seconds to promote his new line of basses....The one sitting over there in the corner.
 

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