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Nice one Gadge I like the styling of the New York bass, it looks like something Manni would play I also like the look of this one, although it seems a bit optimistically priced I could see myself in a nice little Faces tribute band with this cheeky little monkey http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Patrick-J-Eggle-Discus-Bass-Very-rare-/171385311342?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item27e75c506e

I have a Milan bass and the serial number on the back of the headstock is M4 9-93-131.............the 93 part is the year of manufacture, but you mention removing a scratchplate so I'm assuming you don't have a Milan, maybe a New York? You could try joining this forum and asking [url="http://patrickeggleguitars.org/smf/"]http://patrickeggleguitars.org/smf/[/url] good luck, and show us some pictures!

This sounds very poor, good luck with your dispute

This is looking fantastic

Something from Fishman?

Very tidy job Mr Beer, may I ask where you got the decal paper from and which kind it is. As I understand it, there are more than one kind and I'm not sure which to get

I enjoy playing these My Generation This Charming Man I am the Resurection I Predict a Riot Love Cats Richard III Crossroads

Got a little more progress to show on this, it's taking time because I've never attempted to make a body in this way before and I'm pretty much making it up as I go along...........at least no-one can say I'm doing it wrong!...........but I'd be glad if someone could show me an easier way! [attachment=167226:016.JPG] Got the battery compartment done, need to make a Wenge cover for it. It will be held in with little neo magnets and there will be a finger sized indent to allow it to be removed, I've done this before and it works quite well. I've chambered the body and glued the "scratchplate" in place, this had to be built up underneath to get it roughly to the level that the Ash top will be. Once the top is on, it can all be levelled and finished off, but getting the cutout for the top to fit flush against the scratchplate is a laborious task [attachment=167233:018.JPG][attachment=167234:021.JPG] [attachment=167236:022.JPG]

Very nice job there, you must be well chuffed with that. Hope it plays as well as it looks

Fully agree with that

I use a TC Electronic Konnekt 8, it's very stable, well made and excellent sound quality, I should think the Impact Twin you mentioned in your first comments would be just as good.....but all the recommendations you have had here are worthy...............enjoy whatever you choose!

Mmmnnn .....anyone with a BH250 using them?

Excellent

[quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1404159311' post='2489930'] Viz next [/quote] HA !!! The Profanisaurus........genius ! For those church gigs !

Who's gonna break ranks with the Penthouse version?

Ferry, as always, has a sh*t hot band.....always has a great rythmn section. Spenner and Newmark were my favourites

I thought that bloke from Doves was quite good

Has anyone used these yet? [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/combined-bass-toneprints/"]http://www.tcelectronic.com/combined-bass-toneprints/[/url] I'm a bit confused, the video says it's for the BG combos, but the small print below the sound samples says for BH and BG products and the patches aren't showing up on the Toneprint app on my phone

Sad news, very best wishes

That is lovely

I was determined to have a go this month, I [star]ted an instrumental called "Are we there yet?" but it's decended into an 80's ish synth fest and after a really sh*tty day at work today I don't have the stomach to finish it/sort it..............next month, I hope! Good luck to everyone else though, really high standard

Warm the body, carefully, with a hair dryer or similar, and warm the cans, very carefully, just before spraying, gave me a better result And use a tack cloth to get the dust off

[attachment=165281:th.jpg] I always thought this set the benchmark