stingrayPete1977

^nice

I suppose we have given it a good leathering?

I was expecting a stampede of puns but it looks like just the two of us horsing around with this?

If you are going out take a coat...its friesian out there!

Well I can see you are an expert in that field!

Oh I see like that is it? Dont mince your words.....

Lol, you got it! The 2 small ones were ok, just the massive one in the middle making a hash of things

Flea will be able to order a pair of new ones ready for the next tour too, he must have worn those ones out by now

Trans finish or a maple top is about as fancy as I go but I will take a solid sparkle finish Funk5 all day long

I sold Martthebass a Squier P bass for about £60, out of the box is was beyond my needs ability wise

I have seen some stuff like Richard Bona and Yanek Gwizdala etc that in fairness although they would rock with a Squier P no doubt the loop station tapping stuff would not be possible on any of my basses without some fret dressing and even then the necks might not be stable enough to stay at such a low action on a tour basis, granted this is not your everyday pub gig issue

No but then that contradicts the idea people are buying this stuff with the hope of it being the answer to their prayers of being able to play doesn't it? The people buying it must have already got their sh*t together on cheaper gear and are not on this quest we always hear about but in fact just like high end gear and have the skills to be able to play it properly. As I've said before in other threads one persons high end gear is anothers work horse inexpensive run of the mill stuff. I take no notice of endorsed products, watching someone rock out with an Ashdown rig as you sit smugly saying if its good enough for so and so it's good enough for me is all well and good until you take into account the pre EQ Di and two grands worth of in ear monitors, stage dressing/advertising at its finest

Every single person I know with top end custom stuff can also play really well, I've not one person with a £3k plus bass that cant play.

Are you stilt on about this bass?

I disagree I'd put a hefty steak on it sounding more like butter than cheese?

I would say the stickers are there not because of potential between sockets in that area as any property with 3 phase has that potential especially once an extension lead is introduced but more likely that the wiring for another ring main on another phase is contained within the socket box. Most industrial installations are done that way rather than running three conduits all the wires run down one so when you remove a socket face you are exposed to all three phases.

I wonder if you left it a few years under the bed then when you returned to it would it "play like butter"?

I can see this thread is going to become udderly riddiculous?

I thought the rear knob was for country and the front one was for western?

Behringer BDi 21, some Dunlop 1.00mm picks and a bag of angle jack patch leads that I was getting desparate for on its way from Thomann, gone from no pedals to loads of bloody pedals now

Too slow

It is a 'Cow Poke' I beleive?

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1415522711' post='2601038'] I'd be getting more than one of those keys .... it is always the ones you must have that you lose [/quote] You know I was thinking if it fits when it comes that I need to order one for the truss, one for the saddles and one for the intonation screws and put them in a bundle with the original strap buttons and receipt etc as I dont want to ruin my bass tinkering set. I have a garage full of tools for car tinkering but the allen key set lives up here with the guitars, so far I have been very good and put them all back everytime I am updating my list of serial numbers and photographing everything today too

[quote name='deaver' timestamp='1415465252' post='2600656'] PM'd [/quote] Received and downloaded, thanks again

Coffee table customs do nothing for me so I would rather spend £2.5k on a Modulus, I presume as others have in the past I would not be the only one?