Wilco

Both my Elwood's are angled back too. Thought that was a standard feature.

Was going through the pa with subs, so left one of the Super Compacts at home.

Nice! Remember to share the sofa shot when you get.

It is a great bass. Plays sooo very nicely - a beautiful neck. That pic doesn't really show the body wood of the 4 string, which is very nice too!

My two Elwood's ready to do their most awesome thing yesterday evening.

That's it - I'm packing up!! ?

This is how you do the brown body / maple neck combination ?

I can happily flip between 4 & 5, but to keep that 'happy' status I have to play both regularly. If I have a period of mainly playing the 5, when back on the 4 my left hand can get confused between B & E!! ?

Digital Man - Rush just added!

Rush for me. Many in 'second' place but I've never followed another band with as much enthusiasm as I do with Rush, and that still remains after 35 years or so of being a fan. (Interesting that on this currently short thread, this is the fourth Rush mention already!!)

A Maruszczyk Jake with an Elwood neck? Would imagine Adrian could sort you out with what you want.

Your wife? Ok we believe you..... ??

Assuming the PA has subs and you have a monitor, I'd use the Tech 21 only & leave the bass amp & cab at home. Take the XLR out on that straight to the appropriate XLR in on the desk. The Bass Fly rig has the Sansamp built in + a compressor, so you should get a good tone out of that set up.

Hi Andy, That is very decent of you sir, but I'll cover the postage at the very least. Preference would be a paddle type to match the other one on the bass. It's a 6 terminal on/on I think? Cheers, Wilco

I think you're all overlooking the fact that there is a guitar pick also included in the deal, clearly adding justification to the price.......

So, I've recently purchased a fretless because a) I got it at a great price b ) I didn't have a fretless & c) Because it was a Westone Thunder 1A which was the first proper bass model I had when I was a lad (although fretted version back then). Being a child of the 80's, there's a good few examples of pop fretless to start having a go at - a few Police songs for example. Then, during my searches for others I was reminded of the above song. The more & more I listen to it, the more I'm thinking what a perfect bassline. The tone, the funkyness of it, the spaces of bass silence just at the right time, the sublime fills, stunning outro section - it just fits the song so well & it's purposeful fretless with a groove rather than arty farty b****x. Now probably my favourite bass line of all time I reckon (to listen to - I've got such a talent shortfall to be able to play it...!). Nice one Pino.

Anybody replaced or got one of these to sell? If replaced, what did you use? Cheers, Wilco

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/313746-a-shout-out-for-sims-custom-shop-pickguards/

[quote name='Pea Turgh' timestamp='1508529368' post='3392853'] Soooo tempted to credit card this bad boy. [/quote] Oooh, nice! Paint matched headstock though?