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Got to get them when they first come out, before they get sneezed on or played with!

..... and those goats cheese flat breads! Not in the mystery aisle, obviously!

Yeah, I live in "that London". Transport links into the centre are excellent obviously for commuting. From my local tube station to Oxford Circus in around 35 mins, about 11 miles. Whereas, some days I need to travel across to North London which involves three buses, leaving my house at 7:30am gets me there around 9:30am, same 11 miles? I bet your journey has some spectacular vistas compared to mine?

But even small high st shops can have a website? Best of both worlds? I still dont see why high st shops are automatically 'the good guys' and online are 'bad guys'. How we shop and how we research prospective puchases has changed. High st shops shouldn't take this personally! The internet is not going away.

Has anyone had any experience of using this product? Looks as though it has some potential? https://gluboost.com/products/

My god, this brings back memories!

Traditionally, when 'rockers' get crusty, they acquire young girlfriends and are rarely seen without hats and sunglasses. Because that's cool?

Absolutely. And the feather duvet for winter warmness

mmmmmmm sitting down! Almost as good as knowing there's a toilet nearby

So you went from sticking it to 'the man' to sticking it to the 'pensions actuary'! That's rock & roll! 😃

I bet he's not a real fireman?

Make the most of it! As soon as your kids hit 14 just reaching for your bass will empty the room!😁

Signs of improvement to the headstock?

I'd want to rinse my hands of that ASAP

Nice thumbnail?

Buying online is growing leaps and bounds, the high street is dying on its feet. Sad but true. It would be a very brave man to open a old fashioned high street shop in 2018?

It's interesting how the local high street shop is always presumed to be the 'good guy', and online sellers are the bad guys? We are encouraged to 'support' local shops as though they have a right to our custom?

Thanks, I'll check those out

Price, stock, service, knowledge, who knows?

I often wonder what my local music shop would say to me to encourage me to walk in their door instead of shopping online?

That was going to be my next question, is there a definitive list? I'm not after ownership details if 'famous' basses, just factory build specs?

Super duper!

Is there an online resource for checking Wal bass serial numbers for their original build specs?

I really hope PIno manages to diary his musical career in a book at some point?