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Damn! Now I'm really screwed! Driving home after the gig last night and my Vintage Mosrite bass fell out of the back of the truck. It hit the pavement pretty hard.:(
Fortunately it was in its case, but it still looks like a lot of damage was done. Not sure where the other pickup went, but I think it slid under the neck pickup. Any ideas on how to fix this?
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Whenever you record a song but are unsure of your skills and know there will be quite a few mistakes...simply overdub a loud track of people talking in a restaurant.
You'll get the chatter of people talking as well as the noisy clatter of waiters and dishes in the background and nobody will notice where you went wrong.

A second choice would be to dub a SuperBowl soundtrack of any year over it...you'll just need to leave out the halftime show.
 
Nostradamus predicted the future for 2018:-

" and in the year of 2000 plus 18, an entity known in those times as Dubstep will arise from the ashes like a Phoenix and dominate mankind. The citizens of world metropolia will be giddy and crazed,abandoning all rational thought as they seek the heady swoon and inebriation of dance. They shall not know sanity and will fall by the wayside and expire from exhaustion, unable to end the toxic allure..."
 
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Damn! Now I'm really screwed! Driving home after the gig last night and my Vintage Mosrite bass fell out of the back of the truck. It hit the pavement pretty hard.:(
Fortunately it was in its case, but it still looks like a lot of damage was done. Not sure where the other pickup went, but I think it slid under the neck pickup. Any ideas on how to fix this?
Before...
P1050303.jpg


After...
mosritebass.jpg
Just get stoned, dude. It'll reappear, out of the blue. And the neck pickup will straighten right up.
 
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Truss rods were originally developed to apply tension to abdominal hernias. In 1957, while Leo Fender was undergoing hernia treatment, he was asked by a colleague, "Hey Leo! That a truss rod in your pants or are you happy to see me?" He was so struck by the comment that he limped back to his shop and the modern trussrod-supported guitar neck was born. In later years he would reminisce fondly about that moment, recalling that, "I still can't bear down to have a crap, but it's great that guitars are more resistant to the change of seasons."
 
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Drum soloists are worse than bass soloists.

If you combine a drum solo track and a bass solo track, you will not know that they are solo tracks these days.

If you add any guitar solo track plus any vocal solo track to those two tracks, you will think it is Prog rock. If everyone playing wears black then its Alernative rock.

If the players are all wearing shorts and two ear-rings as well as dock shoes...then you are at a weekend farm festival where no-one is getting paid but just glad for the chance to be there and play.
This should be in the Band Management thread.
 
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