There really is no going back, is there

[stomaraka]

Recently i've spoken with my bass teacher, who also plays mm, about what would it take to switch from mm basses (and guitars, since i play both).

Couldn't find a single reason to do so.

So let's make this as ludicrous as we can.

it should:

* play everything by itself
* print out valid currency
* do chores
* take the dog out for a walk
* make sandwiches
* backup up cell phone contacts

and please...continue...

 

[TNT]

Even then I couldn't find a reason"!!

Well, if I need to find a reason: it would have to "print" money - just like our dead beat government does.

 

[adouglas]

I don't play MM basses because they're MM basses. I play them because they make the sound I want them to make, are very well built, are a terrific value, have an aesthetic that appeals to me, are easy to adjust and the ergonomics are fantastic.

The name on the headstock doesn't really matter to me. If somebody builds a better bass then sure, I'll switch.

I haven't run into one yet. Don't expect to, either.

 

[drTStingray]

I don't play MM basses because they're MM basses. I play them because they make the sound I want them to make, are very well built, are a terrific value, have an aesthetic that appeals to me, are easy to adjust and the ergonomics are fantastic.

The name on the headstock doesn't really matter to me. If somebody builds a better bass then sure, I'll switch.

I haven't run into one yet. Don't expect to, either.

+ 1. A douglas youve stated my thoughts on this exactly.

 

[Powman]

Well said Mr Douglas. The quality, playability, and sound of the MM bass is first and foremost.

 

[danny-79]

I don't play MM basses because they're MM basses. I play them because they make the sound I want them to make, are very well built, are a terrific value, have an aesthetic that appeals to me, are easy to adjust and the ergonomics are fantastic.

The name on the headstock doesn't really matter to me. If somebody builds a better bass then sure, I'll switch.

I haven't run into one yet. Don't expect to, either.

Well put
I have personally tried, owned pretty much everything that i can think of an it all comes down to personal taste so i chose MM for that reason, i cant think of anything that i would want to swap for ? MMs cover everything that i want out of a bass, sound great, feel nice to play, make you want to play !!!
its all good so yeah, I'm a fan of them

 

[funkymofo]

Only if it looked like Cheryl cole. But didn't sound like her.

 

[stomaraka]

come on people...this was supposed to be fun...
serious=0
funny=1

 

[LawDaddy]

I would add empty the catbox.

 

[Holdsg]

clean windows?

 

[bovinehost]

I would add empty the catbox.

I'd sure pay extra for that.

 

[Jim C]

I don't play MM basses because they're MM basses. I play them because they make the sound I want them to make, are very well built, are a terrific value, have an aesthetic that appeals to me, are easy to adjust and the ergonomics are fantastic.

The name on the headstock doesn't really matter to me. If somebody builds a better bass then sure, I'll switch.

I haven't run into one yet. Don't expect to, either.

Serious or not, this post is brilliant and sums up my thoughts much more eloquently than I could.