PumpkinPieces wrote:Just don't get up for some cheetos, step on your chord and rip the input jack out.![]()
That's why you put your cable through your strap, so it won't do that if you step on it....

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PumpkinPieces wrote:Just don't get up for some cheetos, step on your chord and rip the input jack out.![]()
Blurillaz wrote:I stumbled upon this on MF, has anyone played one before? I'll check stores around here but it seems like a good deal to me.
http://bass-guitars.musiciansfriend.com/product/Squier-Vintage-Modified-Fretless-Jazz-Bass?sku=519637
Mudfuzz wrote:I haven't but I find J basses to be a little like tele guitars in that they really very, and it can take awhile to find "the one" fretlesses more so.
Mudfuzz wrote:I'm sure it will be ok as long as you know what it is you are getting [squier], you might want to change out the pictups...
The only thing that would make me never buy that bass is it is based on Jaco's bass and the last thing I want is a copy of a famous dud's axe, let alone him, no I'm not a fan.
Fretless basses are fun though [if you have good intonation], I love mine.
Blurillaz wrote:Mudfuzz wrote:I'm sure it will be ok as long as you know what it is you are getting [squier], you might want to change out the pictups...
The only thing that would make me never buy that bass is it is based on Jaco's bass and the last thing I want is a copy of a famous dud's axe, let alone him, no I'm not a fan.
Fretless basses are fun though [if you have good intonation], I love mine.
I have no idea who jaco is but it's fretless and that's all I know
Blurillaz wrote:Found the one I'm going to get
New Jaguar Bass for $500![]()
It can switch between active and passive so it'll be like playing 2 basses. Also this plays as well as any american bass I've tried, if not better. I recommend getting one.