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I have had three of these. I could have bought all three for that. And had enough left over for a Harley Benton fretless J.

I'm told that some artists, especially those well into their careers, find that the singer can't hit the high notes any more (or maybe just comfortably), and do the whole thing a semitone down.

[quote name='ped' timestamp='1505564174' post='3372866'] I wasn't sure what it would be like so took a punt, and I was amazed how comfy it is. The left corner sits nicely in your leg and it balances in the lap really well. On a strap it's fine though I might experiment with moving the strap button a bit further down the neck although seated the strap tension feels good as it is, with the strap kind of holding the head up. [/quote] Nice. Thanks for the info; I think my bank [s]manager[/s] balance may never recover. Especially since I'll need an octaver as well

I could tell you, but then I'd have to kill you. Which would be a shame.

The one I bought last time died last week. Coincidence, obviously.

Ooooh... definitely going on the bucket list. Score for le general ! I saw this when people were talking about it before. It still looks uncomfortable to play, to me, but I'd be happy to be convinced.

IIRC they don't make them any more.

Metallica. Leaden and overblown.

[quote name='Pinball' timestamp='1505130902' post='3369634'] Give a man a fish and he will not be hungry for a day but give a man a fishing rod? [/quote] Fishing rods are only digestible if you've got an old bamboo one. And you're a panda.

Good for jazz

So either he doesn't know what he's got, or he's telling porkies. Hmm.

I like the name of the seller's old band

Sounds like a good one Never been played and 20 years of crap... dare I ask what the crap was? Not the usual finger-gunk, I assume.