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Funnily enough, that's what you said in the OP! Truckstop

Me too! Already got 'em all. Driver was one of my favourites....when I managed to drag myself away from FFVII! Truckstop

I don't know what it is about that Parker but I f***ing want it! So ugly it's beautiful! But I have no money Truckstop

Fake your own death. Truckstop

Textures are also the wick. I prefer Polars though. Ostensibly Impregnable's an amazing tune! Truckstop

I'm watching. And sent the guy an Xfactor Youtube linky link. Immature? Possibly. Truckstop

Ha Ha Ha [duh] Look at the pretty sig.[duh/] *sigh* What a twat! Truckstop

I love Opeth. They are the wick! Truckstop

May I just add how generous Clarky, Bassmanandy and Silddx are? Love this place sometimes. Truckstop

No, but I'l be seeing you at The Forum in Hatfield with ES! Guestlist? Truckstop

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Red Tint! Truckstop

Man, proper loved the tunes. Lovely sound during the slow chord parts. Truckstop

John Myung for speed and technicality and Geddy Lee for style and groove. and Sting for 'less is more' Truckstop

I love 4+2 Headstocks. I'm gonna make a 4+2 RIM style headstock for my project! That subtle burst looks lovely Shep. In fact, the finish on this and the RIM are absolutely wonderful. Truckstop

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I think it depends on what mood I'm in. I'm not in a band at the moment, so I'm mostly messing around with chords, different tunungs and effects at the moment. Mostly experimental stuff. When i was in the band though, I used to practice to metronomes and warm up properly with a few sets of scales. I also enjoy jamming to classical music as there's more space to try out weird runs and things because there's no vocals interfering. Truckstop

Loverly! Thank you all very much for your help. Loads of options there! Truckstop

Right, I'm planning for my build. I've already had some wick advice from Robbie (RIM) with regards to my thru-neck design and finishing and now I need some advice on something else! Basically, I'm really liking the look of Piezo pickups. I want to create a bass without an actual visible pickup on the front of the body and I've seen Piezo pickup'd basses achieve that look. But I have absolutely zero experiences with them. i've never played a Piezo bass and so I have no idea how the electronics part of it works. I'm also planning on having only 2 knobs, a volume and a tone as I won't be having more than one pickup to switch between Is it as simple as buying a 6-String Piezo Bridge, soldering it to a pre-amp, and then soldering it to a tone and a volume knob? Any help appreciated! Truckstop

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef_xp9bejCU"]Chrispy - Football Season Is Over[/url] Truckstop

Oooh, how's the ESP? Had major GAS for one of those a while back! Truckstop

I'd agree that a sound knowledge of theory could possibly impinge on your ability to groove and think abstractly. Also, I'm curious as to whether the Beatles got so big due to the image they created, or to the music? I always wonder that. Truckstop

Ooh, I've really wanted one since I saw the Magic Numbers a while back and it sounded ridiculously good! Problem is though, it's quite small and I wouldnt be able to use it as a bedside table like I do with my EBS/GK-in-a-flightcase combo! Truckstop