x182 said:i won't go into detail ill just say it sucks the joy out of bass guitar.
Without details this seems to be more of a troll.
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x182 said:i won't go into detail ill just say it sucks the joy out of bass guitar.
bovinehost said:I had a Squier P over here at Camp Bovine a few weeks ago. Belongs to a drummer friend of mine who is learning bass in his off time. It was "unplayable", according to him, so he sent it with me for doctoring.
I didn't expect much. I took the old high tension cables off of it and put some TI Jazz Rounds on it. Tweaked the neck for proper relief and adjusted the saddles, and hey, guess what?
I had fun playing it for two days. It was a pretty good bass, and it has some competition over here with Stingrays and Jazz basses and Bongos and so on. I really liked it, and I played it quite a bit.
Sometimes it's all about the set-up. I think he paid 100 bucks for that bass, and you'd be hard-pressed to find a better bass for a hundred dollars.
bottomfeedins said:For the Lundgren website, you may want to catch up on your Swedish.
sorry about that, even if we norwegians can read and understand swedish. It is maybe a little optimistic to expect everyone else to do that.
But if you find someone english-speaking that sell Lundgren pickups, you should try them.
bottomfeedins said:For the Lundgren website, you may want to catch up on your Swedish.