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Hey, I just received my 3 packs of D'Addario EXL 160's (snagged at $25 shipped total). I decided that while I had the strings off, I might as well clean the bass. So I rubbed in lemon oil on both the neck and the body twice. The neck feels so much smoother. Now if only I did a better job restringing my bass (two string have 3 winds while the two other string have about 1 and a half windings).

 

Moral of the story, lemon is awesome. Everyone should use it!

 

By the way, on both the chrome and a few spots of the finish, there's some "bubbles" that are seen quite easily when the bass is tilted into the sunlight. I believe it was one of my stupid friends spraying febreeze around my basses. Even after the lemon oil rubbings, they're still there. Any tips to get this out?

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Originally posted by Dr. Sweet Willie:

I prefer boiled linseed oil myself. Others like orange oil. But lemon oil is still an excellent choice. Not Jamerson's choice, but an excellent choice nonetheless.

 

Peace.

--S-Dub

What was Jamerson's choice? I don't think I've ever heard.
My whole trick is to keep the tune well out in front. If I play Tchaikovsky, I play his melodies and skip his spiritual struggle. ~Liberace
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Originally posted by Bottomgottem:

What was Jamerson's choice? I don't think I've ever heard.

Jamerson was somewhat reknowned for never cleaning his fingerboard. Had to leave all the funk right where it was.

 

Peace.

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Messiaen knew how to parlay the funk.

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