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Roscoe Club

I believe you should never sell a bass you really like unless it simply no longer works for you ( 4 string vs 5 string)

Smart move Steve

Yeah, I just needed to "put it out there" as part of the "therapy" of GAS. :cool:
I would 100% miss my 2 basses that I've had for a long time (for me anyway) now. The fretted is honestly a "plays itself" bass. I don't have to look at the neck. I just play it. It's awesome. I've had it for over 8 years - a lifetime for me. Same with the fretless. It has a couple unique touches that make it special.

Those 2 and the classic P give me ALMOST everything I need. An active 5 string jazz (Century Plus with jazz pups) would be nice to add. And then maybe a passive classic 4 string jazz. :bassist:

I think those 5 would be it for me.
 
Yeah, I just needed to "put it out there" as part of the "therapy" of GAS. :cool:
I would 100% miss my 2 basses that I've had for a long time (for me anyway) now. The fretted is honestly a "plays itself" bass. I don't have to look at the neck. I just play it. It's awesome. I've had it for over 8 years - a lifetime for me. Same with the fretless. It has a couple unique touches that make it special.

Those 2 and the classic P give me ALMOST everything I need. An active 5 string jazz (Century Plus with jazz pups) would be nice to add. And then maybe a passive classic 4 string jazz. :bassist:

I think those 5 would be it for me.
For now ;)

I joke, but I'm the same way. It's time for my 6 month changing batteries in basses, and I'm looking at them all (9 without the Roscoe) and I have no idea which ones to keep and which to get rid of. I have two listed in the classifieds at the moment, but I played them this morning just to check them out and I'm asking myself why am I trying to sell them? Too many good basses available... total first world problem :)
 
Yeah, I just needed to "put it out there" as part of the "therapy" of GAS. :cool:
I would 100% miss my 2 basses that I've had for a long time (for me anyway) now. The fretted is honestly a "plays itself" bass. I don't have to look at the neck. I just play it. It's awesome. I've had it for over 8 years - a lifetime for me. Same with the fretless. It has a couple unique touches that make it special.

Those 2 and the classic P give me ALMOST everything I need. An active 5 string jazz (Century Plus with jazz pups) would be nice to add. And then maybe a passive classic 4 string jazz. :bassist:

I think those 5 would be it for me.
 
Yeah, first world problems for sure for all of us Roscoe owners. I just opened up a box with my new Yamaha MODX6 synth ($1,400) so I am tapped out for a while as far as gear purchases. Actually, with this synth I don't need anything more. I have my gigs well covered. Add my Martin acoustic in there and I'm doing pretty well as far as instruments.

Next $1K+ spending for me will be a new MacBook to replace my ancient iMac desktop.
 
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Nah I’m not a hoarder. Just an old Army Supply Sargent stuck in his ways of “being prepared “. :^o
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Sheesh- typical supply guy... "Hey, can I get an XYZ?" "No, we're out*, but I'll put you down for next fiscal**"

*by out I mean that we have a full inventory, but if I give anything out we'll have to order more, and that takes work so...

**next fiscal century...
 
Sheesh- typical supply guy... "Hey, can I get an XYZ?" "No, we're out*, but I'll put you down for next fiscal**"

*by out I mean that we have a full inventory, but if I give anything out we'll have to order more, and that takes work so...

**next fiscal century...

Not in the Army Band. We gave everyone everything and spent all of our money by the third quarter so we’d get a bigger budget the following year. ;)
 
Nah I’m not a hoarder. Just an old Army Supply Sargent stuck in his ways of “being prepared “. :^o
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Who is that young handsome guy?:D


Sheesh- typical supply guy... "Hey, can I get an XYZ?" "No, we're out*, but I'll put you down for next fiscal**"

*by out I mean that we have a full inventory, but if I give anything out we'll have to order more, and that takes work so...

**next fiscal century...

Not in the Army Band. We gave everyone everything and spent all of our money by the third quarter so we’d get a bigger budget the following year. ;)

The AFRES band at Robins had dozens of nice basses in the supply room but not a single new bass player that came in would want to play any of those. They all had to order a new bass. The good thing was that once a couple of the bassist that were already stationed there started playing Roscoes a lot of the new guys ordered new Roscoes.:)