Kev

ohhh haha i thought it was a hole with a led in or something! this revision is driving me insane

iv never liked flea with a Fender, he needs to get over his thing with musicman and start using them again i doubt he'l pick up a modulus again now

whats goin on with that 'ray's grain and the hole in the pickguard?

no, an impedance buffer wouldn't do anything to make the muff sound better i dont think; rather than boosting your pedulla, have you thought of cutting your warwick?

how on earth do you engage the copilot or the ge and not the other!

how on earth do you engage the copilot or the ge and not the other!

ye i think i was one of the first people to use these on here, great company, had a lovely double looper from them

think theres some for sale in the other forum

crazzzzy

can you also ask Rob what his opinions are on the plight of the wrinkled ball sack?

this is just a highway 1 precision, as advertised

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='263106' date='Aug 15 2008, 02:32 PM']I touched a raw nerve when i asked if she would mind posting her response to my question about the bass "So you would appreciate me posting the fact that IN YOUR OPINION the bass is not a Fender. This wouldn't be so you can bid on it and get it at a fraction of it's worth would it? I have described the bass as accurately as possible and included large close up pictures so that those interested in it can bid what it is worth to them. My son bought it about 20 years ago in its present condition for about £500 but never got it restored. I trust this answers your questions" It didn't actually answer my question as it happens, as I never said it wasn't a Fender but I guess the fact that it was pulled did answer a few questions![/quote] i got pretty much the exact same response from her about the whole 'me tryin to get a bargain' thing! she reckons her son bought that hunk of sh*t in that condition in the eighties for £500!!! she needs to share her crack

by the way, she's strung with elixirs currently, bloody awesome strings

i reported her to ebay , and looks like the listing has been pulled, and she has been deleted from ebay; i was emailing her (him) asking about it n why her title says fender and she emailed me back a few times, latest email igot an email reply off her and then got an email off ebay saying dont reply to the email as it didnt come from ebay or sumit con con con

i agree actually, its not like its a modern fender copy that people are mistaking for the real thing, its a vintage fender, the kinda people that would bid on something as beat up as this are bidding because they know something about vintage fender and their worth, and they are trying to get a bargain. pity they cant tell a real fender headstock from that horrible lump of wood at the end of that stick in that listing

make sure you get a full review up once you get it!

how interesting

by that i meant i would never put the wooden neck back on the stingray, and i would certainly take that bet

[quote name='budget bassist' post='261058' date='Aug 12 2008, 06:07 PM']Very nice, matsumoku made some quality stuff and yours and all the other matsumoku arias/westones that are still going strong seem to be testament to that. I'd rather like a westone thunder 1A... Also it's a full 1 years older than me that [/quote] i thought you were 17, not 27

look at the questions as well, someone has said its worth £1500, i think its gunna go for alot more no point in reporting to ebay as theres nothing to report, its a perfectly legite sale, shes not said its a 60's fender, shes just hinted

f*** very clever listing, im not sure if the title will mess him up as in the title he's actually said its a fender, but in the description he's just said its from 60's with fender on headstock either way, someone is paying too much for this, reckon he's a con or not? if he is, its clever and its worked, lets hope the bidding doesnt get too high

i love it, as has been said the graphite neck makes a massive difference, i dont think i could go back to wooden now