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Here's me in 1967 wearing my "kipper tie", and playing my Burns Sonic Bass that I purchased second-hand for £15 from a mate's mate.

Thanks for the heads up but I contacted the seller a few days ago and they said it's not in stock, although they still have it listed.

Bit of a long shot I know, but I've just sent a PM

Yep, that's what I might do 👍

Your link is for the short-scale models, I'm after the full scale model. https://intl.sterlingbymusicman.com/products/stingray-ray4?variant=31560137441395

Sterling by Music Man Stingray Ray4 Sunburst, Maple Neck. Is this particular model (Sunburst/Maple Neck) discontinued? I've searched everywhere but can't find one.

Just received a pedal from Jim in super fast time, it was a very easy and pleasant transaction. Thanks Jim.

Jeff bought my Lakland bass from me and the whole transaction was smooth from start to finish. It was a real pleasure to deal with Jeff, and he is a valuable member of our BassChat community.

Thanks for the heads up Gary.

I've just tried a couple of different strings and there's still a buzz, so I've just put a straight edge over the frets again and I think I've found a slight wobble, so I'm going to get the file out again to see if I can fix it.

I have a P bass that I've owned for some time now and never had this issue before, so why would it suddenly happen? It's not a slight buzz, it's a full blown rattle, I've checked with a metal straight edge over the three frets (6, 7, & 8), and there is no rocking, so they appear to be level. I've tried filing the next fret a little bit, I've tried adjusting the truss rod, and I've tried altering the bridge height, all to no avail. Any ideas on why I suddenly have fret buzz on just one fret? Thanks in advance.

Apparently, when producer Norman Whitfield asked Jamerson to just keep repeating the Bass line, Jamerson got up and walked out of the session