Anyone here trying to get rid of an l2000 or a Warwick? Seems like Portland is dry for good basses 
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Anyone here trying to get rid of an l2000 or a Warwick? Seems like Portland is dry for good basses![]()
My new bass
Yeah I have two 6ers around the house that don't get any love anymore. I thought that WAS the way to go. Not so much now.Ya it's got an emg pre in it. One knob is a dummy knob because the previous owner just left a hole which looks tacky. The finish looks nice. The rear of the body is stripped in one are because of bad belt rash.
I don't think I'm gonna keep it. I'm used to a 4 haha. This neck is thin which I good but I don't know I'd I wanna keep a neck through 6 around
apple music has good basses in portland. Mostly g&ls and gibsons. They dont sell fenders but that doesnt bother me. They do have a bit of a snotty attitude though. Im guessing because all their bands have failed and now all they do is sell music gear.
Go check it out its off 1st ave downtown right by where the blueline max goes.
