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No surprises here... Walk like an Egyptian - the Bangles

Thick as thieves- The Jam

I like to keep the colour palette limited so I'd be looking for a cream scratchplate to match the pickups.

Such is the case when one has so much gear I forgot that I have 2 pairs of Trace Elliot 1x10 cabs. No information on the outside so can't say what they are.

Photos of my Schroeder 8 and 8L cabs.

You made the right choice

I saw a licensed SX model recently. I didn't know that the design was out for license.

Thunder in my heart - Leo Sayer

Zungguzungguguzungguzeng - Yellowman

I have a pair of Schroeder Mini 8L cabs if you're interested. http://www.schroedercabinets.com/cabinets.html

That's not dissimilar to my experience having an Ashdown Little Giant serviced - in fact they paid for the P&P to return it to me.

After my one and only excursion into modding I'm not convinced it is cost effective. My aim was to empty the parts drawer - if anything I added to it.

Keep on movin - Soul to Soul

I think that Ped needs to get a disclaimer on this as soon as...

Another resurrection - I found one for sale and snapped it up. Should be with me tomorrow/ mid week hopefully at which time I'll post photos and a review.

https://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/MARUSZCZYK_Strings.html Now an outrageous £30 😉😉

Give them a wrong address. They've wasted your time - waste theirs.

Paperback writer - you don't need to know - they'll never amount to anything.

You guys are scaring me... I prefer a light string - the gauges you are talking about would have me running for shelter.

Cheaper still - I just gave my natural finish basses a coat of Lemon Oil - brought the grain right out. They look like different instruments. Changing strings can also bring life back to tired sounding basses especially if you go from, say, roundwounds to tapes or flats - whole new tonal palette to play with. The best surprise of all - playing that near forgotten about bass that you don't normally pick up - even if it is only for the one practice - can change the way you feel about your instruments and your playing.

Welcome Khaled What are you wanting to learn? There are many online resources - Talkingbass, Scott's Bass Lessons are two of the most popular - both cover the easy, beginners stuff, all the way up to advance. Try the free lessons first to see where you are before paying for the more advanced stuff.

Strollin' on - Maxi Priest

Strawberry Fields - The Beatles

The price range of Spectors, understandably, varies depending on the model. Top of the range are £3k+, entry models change hands for anything between £100-250. The through neck/ set neck versions are more desirable. The NS2000 is very desirable and under-rated IMO - I had two which I should never have sold during one of my down sizing periods - I don't know why I bother, I just spend the money from the sales on more gear. Think £300-500 depending on condition.