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Roscoe Club

I plan to not post any more. Read only and not discuss gear.
This is just backward - reading is what got you into this situation in the first place ;-)

And while I'm rarely the type to say 'told you so' let me just quote from Post #557:
Do it, not do it - but we both (all?) know we'll never hear the end of it if you don't...
 
I plan to not post any more. Read only and not discuss gear.


Don't stop posting.

Stop overthinking.

I am starting to get the feeling that if you were given a thousand different basses, you would still be thinking that "if I had something different, I'd be happier".

You have nice basses. Play them. Be happy. Because I guarantee you aren't gonna be any happier if you sell them and buy something different.
 
Don't stop posting.

Stop overthinking.

I am starting to get the feeling that if you were given a thousand different basses, you would still be thinking that "if I had something different, I'd be happier".

You have nice basses. Play them. Be happy. Because I guarantee you aren't gonna be any happier if you sell them and buy something different.

^this.

/discussion.


Now, let's all move on to something new....let me find a new topic for us to discuss...oh, I know:

How do we all convince the guitarists we work with that they should be playing Roscoe as well? Like, say, this one:

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:hyper:

:ninja:

:cool:
 
Don't stop posting.

Stop overthinking.

I am starting to get the feeling that if you were given a thousand different basses, you would still be thinking that "if I had something different, I'd be happier".

You have nice basses. Play them. Be happy. Because I guarantee you aren't gonna be any happier if you sell them and buy something different.

Well, maybe not a complete stop, but I am going to try and limit my time and visit the Recording, Technique and General Instruction forums more than the For Sale. Still have to check on all things Roscoe.

^this.

/discussion.


Now, let's all move on to something new....let me find a new topic for us to discuss...oh, I know:

How do we all convince the guitarists we work with that they should be playing Roscoe as well? Like, say, this one:

Link Removed

:hyper:

:ninja:

:cool:

The rep from our local store played some Roscoe guitars at NAMM and LOVED them. He's a PRS guy but would love a Roscoe. I'll keep working on him. ;)
 
OK.... so I have two SKB 6's (fretted and fretless) but I would still like a 5 string geared for pop/rock/country... real Swiss Army Bass. I am thinking it would for sure be an ash body and I really like burl tops but that is not a necessity. But my question is ... LG or Century. I like the body style of both but I am really drawn to the LG. Is there a reason to go with one or the other? Are there limitations as far as tops on the LG (ie body size and contours)? Any info or suggestions would be appreciated. Oh...... also I am really thinking I want a JJ too.
 
OK.... so I have two SKB 6's (fretted and fretless) but I would still like a 5 string geared for pop/rock/country... real Swiss Army Bass. I am thinking it would for sure be an ash body and I really like burl tops but that is not a necessity. But my question is ... LG or Century. I like the body style of both but I am really drawn to the LG. Is there a reason to go with one or the other? Are there limitations as far as tops on the LG (ie body size and contours)? Any info or suggestions would be appreciated. Oh...... also I am really thinking I want a JJ too.


I've owned all three. I loved my LG but, I thought that it was a little small for me. The Century and SKB fit me better and I really can't tell a huge difference between them when they are strapped on. That being said I am having a travel sized LG being built right now.

Also, there are no build limitations for the LG. Since it is smaller than the others it can use just about any top. If any of them have a limitation it is the Century just because it is bigger. There are some tops that I like but are just too small for it.

As far as a Swiss Army bass I'd go with. Bart JM. You get a Musicman sound plus the MM can be split for a good J sound. That is what my LG was and I am in the planning stages for another.