congrats tryxx hope you have/had a good day what you doing, what you get etc...

Indeed.

May birthdays rock! Go Tryxx!

So, anyone have assistance on the truss rod issue?

november birthdays are the best though they just pwn

[QUOTE=FlamingCouch]So, anyone have assistance on the truss rod issue?[/QUOTE]

na sorry man aint familiar with a p-bass

I assume you were born in November?

My birthday = Mats Sundin's birthday! Booya!

[QUOTE=lemoley]na sorry man aint familiar with a p-bass[/QUOTE]

s'cool.

You assume right ;), anyway im off to bed guys see ya around as always its been a pleasure MX.

Peace Mike

[QUOTE=FlamingCouch]I assume you were born in November?

My birthday = Mats Sundin's birthday! Booya![/QUOTE]
my birthday is the same as steve vai's

I am Steve Vai.

Yo ct!

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]I am Steve Vai.[/QUOTE]
dun dun dun!!

Thanks everyone! ^_^ I'm decently happy, I haven't got anything yet... I'll probably just get cash, but I'm ok with that.

*Try'd not to sound selfish*

hey everyone, whats the difference between a MIM jazz, USA, jazz and standard jazz. they all look the same.

soap was invented on my birthday.


anyway, just got done doing a musical theater gig thing, whats new with you kids?

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]hey everyone, whats the difference between a MIM jazz, USA, jazz and standard jazz. they all look the same.[/QUOTE]


They are. Basically, Fender calculate your familie's income, and according to that they will only sell you a certain bass. So if you're rich, you're sold a USA jazz bass, if you're poor, a MIM. But they're all the same...

:confused:






:lol:


EDIT: Its just quality really. and MIM (Made in Mexico) is another word for Standard :thumb:

American Jazz Basses have more options, like maple fretboards, etc.

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]hey everyone, whats the difference between a MIM jazz, USA, jazz and standard jazz. they all look the same.[/QUOTE]

Mexicans are lower quality instruments (but they're still great). American are basically the top-notch Fender guitar, and it depends what you mean by standard; American Standard, or Mexican Standard. Standard is just the bass, and the basics of it, no ifs ands or buts. Passive pickups, 2 tones for the Jazz, and standard model specs.

And of course, American basses cost more.

[QUOTE=FlamingCouch]Mexicans are lower quality instruments (but they're still great). American are basically the top-notch Fender guitar, and it depends what you mean by standard; American Standard, or Mexican Standard. Standard is just the bass, and the basics of it, no ifs ands or buts. Passive pickups, 2 tones for the Jazz, and standard model specs.

And of course, American basses cost more.[/QUOTE]
[url]http://fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0136200532[/url]
thats what i mean by standard. and what does the american jazz have that the others dont.

:wave:

heysup neal

Hey everyone.




:amaze:

Not much i have 3 AS level exams tomorrow :upset:

What AS are you taking?

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90][url]http://fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0136200532[/url]
thats what i mean by standard. and what does the american jazz have that the others dont.[/QUOTE]

Yes, that's a Mexican Jazz Bass. Americans have optional colors, different woods for necks, choice of active or passive pickups, etc. Basically, if you just want a Fender Jazz, straight up Jazz Bass for a good price, go Mexican. You get all you need, nothing more, nothing less, and a good instrument for a lot cheaper than an American. I hope this helps.

I'm doing English Literature, English language, History, Philosophy + Ethics, and General Studies...

what exactly do you study in general studies

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]hey everyone, whats the difference between a MIM jazz, USA, jazz and standard jazz. they all look the same.[/QUOTE]

MIM:
Cheap bridge
Cheaper wood
Cheaper Capacitors
Cheaper tuners
Cheaper pickups

MIJ:
Better bridge
Better wood
Better Capacitors
Better Tuners
American pickups

MIA:

Best bridge (top-loard or string-thru)
Option of having ash or alder
Option of choosing rosewood or maple for fretboard
American Pickups
S-1 switching
Graphite reinforcement on the neck
Double-truss rod (Maybe be wrong in this one)
Better capacitors and tuners?

[QUOTE=FlamingCouch]Yes, that's a Mexican Jazz Bass. Americans have optional colors, different woods for necks, choice of active or passive pickups, etc. Basically, if you just want a Fender Jazz, straight up Jazz Bass for a good price, go Mexican. You get all you need, nothing more, nothing less, and a good instrument for a lot cheaper than an American. I hope this helps.[/QUOTE]
yea, thanks. it says the amerian has this button for different tonal variations

Grmbl... i hate being sick... I can't sleep...
NEwayz... to look at the bright side... since I can't sleep, I can spend some more time here... :D

how's everybody doin?

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]yea, thanks. it says the amerian has this button for different tonal variations[/QUOTE]

The S-1 switch; changes the pickups from series to parallel.

so i've decided to take up drawing. I've never been good at it, but I'm going to learn.




:amaze:

When you sleep, where do your fingers go?





joe

in my mouth

mine usually play guitar in a latin bar....




:amaze:

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]mine usually play guitar in a latin bar....




:amaze:[/QUOTE]


Woo! Someone got it!


And that, everyone, is why Luke is my boyfriend. :naughty:



joe

[QUOTE=JoeDaddio]Woo! Someone got it!


And that, everyone, is why Luke is my boyfriend. :naughty:



joe[/QUOTE]

That's the only reason?





I thought it was the secks :upset:




:amaze:

The secks is up there. But CAKE secks is better.





joe

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]I thought it was the secks :upset:[/QUOTE]

No, that's the reason me and my b/f are still together... :naughty:

guys im listening to dashboard confessional............i need to kill myself and everyone around me :lol: