what has the world come to...

...how come say, Mike Mills of REM never had a signature P marketed???

 

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How could you just notice that!!!!!!!! It's been out for a while and alot of people have been talking about it!

 

I think i saw a special on the ever popular "M T V" about some bink 18-2 paint-huffing freak sneaking on top of building taking mass dodo on onlookers below him. I have to "HOPPUS" my rear into gear now, Ha ha ha. Peace @

 

Can't wait to try the pink coloered ones, just kidding,

 

pink would be awesome

 

wait is this bass considered a p-bass or a j-bass? HAHAHA that bass is a joke. My jazz bass i recently purchased is better

 

Because hes not famous....

Mark Hoppus is....

Fender will sell a crapload of those....

Fender sells guitars/basses to make money. That's pretty much it.

 

uh... REM not famous??????? Not so now but back in the early nineties...

 

<i>from Musicians' Friend ad at bottom of the page</i>

<b>Quit screwin' around, dammit. Grow up and get the bass you need to JAM. Put it in the cart without further ado!</b>

YES SIR! RIGHT AWAY SIR! HOW HIGH SIR?!

 

If there's a market for something, someone is going to try to sell it, no matter how trendy or "frivolous" it seems. I'm sure there will be a line of Sum-41 being made and sold someday, for the same reason that there's already a Mark Hoppus bass, a Tom Delonge guitar, a Jerry Horton guitar, a Tom Araya bass, etc.

"A fool and his money are soon parted."

 

There's a Tom Araya bass? Info, please!

 

Sum-41 will never be as popular as Blink-182. Their record sales have been good, but not mind-blowing.

 

Here you go, masaru:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=30662&highlight=tom+araya

and:

http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=36254&highlight=tom+araya

Enjoy!

 

i hate to burst everyone's bubble, but you would be surprised at how well the hoppus sig plays-you just have to be able to see past the pink and the blue

 

Yeah, I just got the new musician's friend today, and it has it's own inset. People are right when they say it'll probably sell a lot. I've not tried it yet, so I'm not going to judge how it sounds until I actually play one

 

i think its a really good bass.I certainly dont think mark hoppus deserves one,but thats a whole different story.Try it out,it sounds good and feels good.

 

I'm not a Blink 182 fan by any means, but Blink 182's song Carousel actually has a fairly good bass line (for them, at least). It's just all the worse when someone shows they can play better than they do, but yet they hold back, just out of laziness.

Another thing, I've heard from quite a few people that this is a good bass, so I wouldn't bash it just because of who plays it.