Noisyjon

Good luck on the pre-sale Blue and hope you get the tix! Love 'em or hate 'em the Stones are just legends in their field. [i]"Oh, a storm is threatening My very life today If I don't get some shelter Oh yeah, I'm gonna fade away"[/i]

Not mine but a rare bird: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Barefaced-Dubster-bass-guitar-cabinet-Cab-1500watts-Rms-2x15-Lightweight-/291399731528?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item43d8c70948"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Barefaced-Dubster-bass-guitar-cabinet-Cab-1500watts-Rms-2x15-Lightweight-/291399731528?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item43d8c70948[/url]

[quote name='Handwired' timestamp='1427472527' post='2730866'] Here's my '65' Precision, it should be in my grubby hands by next Wednesday...[/quote] Very nice looking. I have a black and rosewood P/J bass and often wondered how it would look with a tort pickguard. Now I know!

[quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1427711635' post='2733222'] ...and quotations from actual posts... [/quote] Will the people who's posts you want to quote be asked if that's OK first can you clarify please bluejay?

For me it's my old Tacoma Thunderchief acoustic bass. I sold it to a BC'er but he lost track of it after he sold it, when I asked about potentially buying it back.

There's the forever low lying GAS for a Wal but the real GAS build up ATM is for a nice Jazz bass here!

Guy bought a bass off me and it was a faultless sale. Highly recommended and a top BC'er, deal with in confidence.

[quote name='zero9' timestamp='1427029620' post='2724818'] If you know next to nothing about Jazz basses, you best get yourself out there and try a load.... [/quote] I think this is good advice to start off with, especially if you're commissioning a bass to be built. Another point is Warmoth do some fantastic parts and are easy to put together IME. You really can get what you want then!

[quote name='TimAl' timestamp='1426457290' post='2718276'] I post mine as mentioned above really - placed in soft plastic bag & then sandwiched between corrugated cardboard within a padded Jiffy Bag. Royal Mail Second Class Recorded delivery is around £4.00 as it's quite a big package. If Mr Postie is rough he could break any big & flat package really - but so far touch wood Touch Wood TOUCH WOOD I've never had a problem. [/quote] [quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1426506655' post='2718537'] Never sent one, but if I did it would be like this. Two sheets or heavy duty corrugated cardboard one big enough to cover the pick guard lengthways and the other widthways (when the corrugations are at 90° to the first. Fold the first sheet in half and put the pick guard inside. Tape shut. Fold the second in half and put the package inside. Tape the edges securely. Because the corrugations run at 90° to each other it won't be possible the bend the package easily. [/quote] Great advice there Chaps and thanks for sharing.

Muri bought a bass off me and all went well. A thoroughly nice Basschatter.

I used to run a Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ through my 2 Mk.1 Compacts with no issues at all and plenty of everything you would expect sound wise, Guess the 2nd cab made the difference?

[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1425997541' post='2713216'] Last one time I posted one, I sandwiched it between 2 pieces of hardboard and then in to a padded envelope. [/quote] [quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1425997820' post='2713223'] I've sent on sandwiched beween 2 sheets of brown-box cardboard, with parcel tape round the edge. It worked. [/quote] Thanks Chaps, Good ideas and I'll keep an eye out for some card or hardboard.

Hi All, I need to send a P bass pickguard in the post and am having trouble finding something suitable that's not sold in quantity - I only need to send one once! The advice I've had is a cardboard envelope and guessing an Amazon-like packaging thing. I dunno Any tips, pointers & help would be much appreciated, thanks.