I was just saying I've got this session down the road, and I'm not sure if I'm going to bring a jazz or a P or both.

And that's what we're talking about today, right?

Yeah, yeah.

Is Jazz bass versus P-base.

Which did you get first?

Like, did you get a P-base first or a jazz bass? Let me guess. Let me guess. It was a jazz bass, wasn't it? Was it a jazz bass? Well, no. It was a P-Base. My first base that I rented, my parents rented me a bass from Music One Workshop in Callis Bell, Montana. And it was a P-Base. It was

either like a honer or a, it was not a Hoffner. It was some H company. But it was, you know, an off-brand

P-base. And I remember thinking, because it was a P-base, I remember thinking like, oh, this thing is,

I would see other bases. And the one that I had, I just didn't think was any good. And it was actually kind of an awesome base. I wish I still had it. It was red, I think, with a black pick card. Kind of like your Nate Mendel when you had that base for a while. Yeah. It was a great base, dude. That was a great base. That was one of my best P-Bases, actually.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I remember when you were playing that a bunch.

Yeah, I had a quarter-pounder in it. The picket was a C-Mall Duncan, caught a pounder, and it just said like this crazy bark to it. It was just like so aggressive. You have been like a P-Bets?

I'm like really aggressive.

I think that might have been my first P-base.

Oh, maybe not.

Really?

No, the P-base, but like really aggressive. I think that might have been my first P-base. Oh, maybe not. Really? No, the P-Based at Doom, right? Yeah, the P-Based are Doom, yeah. That was my first P-Based. I had jazz basses before. I had, so the history of jazz bass. But honestly, I didn't actually have that many real jazz basses. Like the first jazz bass I had was a 70s one.

I think it was like 77, 78, 78.

Like the three bolts.

Yeah, three bolt at the back.

Heavier than the sun.

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