Wow! Congratulations! That’s a beauty!
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So One is going to get the new bass tomorrow? Congrats, One is a lucky one! 
Looking forward to seeing the pictures! One must post pictures!
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One is the luckiest number that you’ll ever do
Two can be as good as one
It’s the luckiest number since the number one
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Well, one’s bass will be home in about two hours from now. However, one is in Malta on a job and probably won’t be home before Wednesday.
One will post pictures of one’s new bass when one returns home 
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How can One be so lucky and unlucky at the same time, one don’t get it, hmmm! Can’t wait to see the one.
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Love Ibanez Basses, it’s those thin necks that keeps me sold on them, so comfortable, I’ve never tried another brand as comfortable.
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Is this the one I have seen? It was a good one! Just not the amazing rare find like the other ones 
It was still great though and one of my favorite colors if it is the one I remember.
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Seriously any other lefties in the house, @PaulD can hook you up. I will of course help as needed.
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Yep, that’s the one. It’s been one of my dream basses for a very long time.
it’s relatively rare at home because it’s been discontinued and there’s very few lefties out there.
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I’d be more than happy to help. Wonderful people to deal with and I have absolutely zero hesitation in recommending.
There’s no greater recommendation than repeat business. I’ve had four basses from there now and a fifth will follow later this year.
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NBD! New Bass Day!
After months of looking at it and watching reviews, I pulled the trigger - the Harley Benton “budget multiscale” MSB-5.
I now own three HB basses- this one, the MB5 (stingray clone 5string) and a fretless.
First impressions of the multiscale- it’s much smaller than I expected! The fanned frets are almost unnoticeable while playing. It feels very comfortable. I can’t wait to play as much of it as I can!
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Hi everyone,
My name is Zoran, and I am a returning bass player. Last year, I went to the store to buy a Fender Player Jazz Bass but ended up leaving with a G&L Tribute JB2 bass—it felt like destiny! I had heard of G&L before, but I had no idea about their guitars. So far, I am very satisfied with my choice, and I plan to keep it.
However, the sound of the Fender Precision Bass is still fresh in my mind. Recently, I’ve been watching YouTube videos discussing whether it’s possible to make a Jazz Bass sound similar to a Precision Bass. I found a Boss pedal that claims to help with this, but many bassists say it doesn’t quite match the sound. I would really appreciate any advice on this matter.
P.S. Money isn’t a concern for getting another bass, but I am worried about how it would visually fit in our living room.
Thank you!
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A new rug might help tie the room together.
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haha ..great idea
btw, I enjoy having bass in my living room because whenever I need to have a longer phone call, I can unplug my bass and play. However, if I buy another bass and move one to a different room, there’s a chance I might end up playing less.
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According to Dagan, only the P makes that P sound. G&L also makes a P, but it’s called the LB-100, due to copyright laws.
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Lefty in the UK here. There’s very little choice for lefties over here. Also expect to pay about 20% more than the right handed version. Because reasons.
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Yeah, that is what I read all around the net
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I’m a UK lefty, too. I’ve posted about this sort of thing once or twice before
Here’s one explanation for the ‘reasons’ that I posted in another thread:
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