Tye Zamora (Alien ant farm) has his own  signature series bass from fender. Where can I get one??!!?
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You should first price it online, then go down to your local music store and ask them to order it for you. It will probably cost only slightly more than the online price when you add shipping and handling. The advantage of this is that the local music store should be willing to set it up(adjust truss rod and string height) for free, whereas if you get it online you will probably have to pay to get it adjusted at your local guitar luthier’s.
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try www.thedrummerslounge.com, they sell internationally and are in the U.S., but they ship world-wide.
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Teisco Del Ray\n\nLook it up on ebay or go to a used guitar shop and try one out.  Amazing sound and playability.
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get the fender strat, u get the great name brand and it fits your budget at only $350, and most of the greatest rockers have used it such as kurt cobain.
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I have a lot of fun using  my RP300a processor. Ive come really close to getting the sound of hendrix. I know he used a Unicord Univibe pedal. Phaser. A Marshall 100 watt Super lead amp, and hall reverb. He adds a fuzzface for the solo.
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phone these guys and ask them about "The Vox AC-30 Twin"\n\nGuitar Center\n(619) 583-9751 \n\n6533 El Cajon Blvd \nSan Diego, CA 92115\n\nGood LUCK!
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Well, there are many good forums but if you want NEW and GOOD than try this it's really new\n\nhttp://s3.phpbbforfree.com/forums/?mforum=bassforum
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cabelas, bass pro, or brownells.  they all have websites.
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http://www.ebay.com  <--- Good stuff can be found here.\nhttp://www.musiciansfriend.com <--- Another good site.
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I am getting my boys some for Christmas.  I am getting Steve Smith and Julius Peppers.  They are buy 1 get one free right now.  You can get 2 for $100.00.  Good question, though.  I am happy with the few responses you got.  I can't wait until they are shipped.  They will love them.
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r u good?where you from? do u play for free? we really need one for our rock band!!!
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I'd like to see a pictue of that. Cabela's, Bass Pro Shops places like that will pay good money for big racks sometimes. so they can hang it up in the store
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I think I read in January 2004 Bass Player Magazine that his favorites are the Gibson Thunderbirds. He probably has others too, but I think these are his primary instruments.
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whatever you get, I suggest checking out Craigslist.org to see if there's a listing for your city. I bought my first bass, a Fender Standard Jazz Bass and a Polytone amplifier for $300 total. Since then I have moved that bass to my backup and bought a Fender American Jazz V. The Polytone is still my gigging amp though.\n\nI frequently see Fender Standard Jazz and Precision basses selling on my (San Diego) craigslist in the $200-$300 range. I'm a really big Jazz bass fan, but I realize that different people have different tastes. Ibanez is supposed to also make a good bass in that price range.\n\nNo matter what you decide to go with, I'd definitely do some research into the used market, whether it's craigslist, eBay, the newspaper classifieds or the local pawnshop. Sometimes you can get some great deals just because something isn't in perfect condition. Also, you may find a unique bass that you won't find in Guitar Center, or whoever your local new instrument dealer is.
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http://www.cabelas.com/products/Cpod0015272.jsp\n\nhttp://www.basspro.com/servlet/catalog.TextId?hvarTextId=40902&hvarTarget=search&cmCat=SearchResults\n\nthere's a couple
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To remove scratchplate from a fender Precision.\n\nhave a cloth handy to put over the bass body to prevent scratches from the electrics.\n\n1. Remove the strings.\n2. Take off volume and tone knobs. this is easier whilst the scratchplate is still on the bass.\n3. unscrew the screws around the edge of the scratchplate.\n4. CAREFULLY lift scratchplate - electrics will come up with the scratchplate. REMEMBER that there is an earth lead connecting electrics to the bridge. DO NOT BREAK THIS WIRE or the Bass will hum when you play it. Put cloth over body and lay electrics down on it.\n5. release pickups from scratchplate\n6.undo rings holding volume and tone potentiometers to the scratchplate.\n\nScratchplate should now be loose and can be put to one side.\n\nThen to fit new scratchplate, reverse the process.\n\n7. feed volume and tone pot spindles through holes in new scratchplate. Put on rings.\n8. feed pickups through holes in scratchplate and attach.\n9. lift scratchplate, pull out cloth and fit electrics into body caverty. Ensure all wires are in the caverty,and the scratchplate fits properly to the body.\n10. replace scratchplate screws .\n11. replace volume and tone knobs\n12. restring and tune up\n13  Rock on!
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They really aren't knockoffs... EMG has them made as their entry level lineup.\n\nThe pickups are made by G&B Pickup Company in Korea, the same place MOST guitar factories use to have their pickups made. They don't have a website and sell only in large volume..perhaps 100 pickups at a time minimum.