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Old 08-30-2007, 11:30 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Mercury Bullet
Try what feels good on you. If you are just starting out the Fender Standard Precision Bass or Standard Jazz Bass are good ones to get your feet wet. Very affordable and very solid instruments.
I have a p-bass, it is very good. Um, there was one brand, I wanna say Dean, but I honestly don't remember, but I fell in love with the way if felt. But the best insusterment to buy in the one that feels good and is in your price range. Don't worry too much about color.
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