gary mac

[quote name='doctorbass' timestamp='1412530990' post='2569659'] i probably put the pound sign in there (does it say not to?) Do i need to start this over again now? [/quote] I'm saying not to If the ad has disappeared it might be worth starting over. If you are not in too much of a hurry, then hold off and maybe one of the admins will be able to find it.

When putting the price in the trade value box, it is essential that you dont use a pound sign or any decimal points.

Let me look in to it be back with you asap. There was a glich on the PayPal page recently.

At what stage of proceedings are you getting this notification? It may be that you need to pay the fee.

Not suggesting that you start whacking it with a large hammer but if it's just a case of the fret having popped up a little, a gentle tap can sort it. Last time I did one, I used a little piece of wood placed over the offending fret and then a couple of taps with a light tacking hammer and all was good.

Clarky, I was planning on coming along but my Daughter being ill, means I'm now on baby sitting duties for my Granddaughter for the weekend. Have a splendid one

Nice looking bass Mark.

Looking good

I think that looks very authentic, great work Angel.

Good man. I watched all the way through, it was good

Tempting

[quote name='barkin' timestamp='1412288609' post='2567642'] Is Stevenage too far? If it's not...I've not used him myself, but I've heard good reports for Terry Chapman at tjcguitars.com I think Lozz on here has had work done by him, so he might chip in here soon... [/quote] Yes, Terry is well regarded. Band mates have used him and I have chatted to him, very friendly and knowledgable.

and this one, just because I fancied it [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss0GT6x66ZQ[/media]

I think that my one up above is from 1988. and wow, that is pink. [quote name='bagsieblue' timestamp='1412195383' post='2566732'] because I like posting the pics - here is the pink one: [/quote]

That does look amazingly smart

[quote name='KiOgon' timestamp='1412169031' post='2566374'] Yes "the new p/g" needs drilling, no mention of if there's an old one though [/quote] That hadn't occurred to me [quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1412170591' post='2566404'] Hi guys, sorry for making this such a big deal! The old p/g and the body both have holes drilled, but whoever did it obviously used too big a bit! Not a problem for the body, which was plugged and redrilled, but I want to make sure I get the new p/g holes correct. Thanks again for all assistance. Gareth [/quote] No worries. Sorry if I have some how just made it all the more confusing. The 3/32" drill bit was a nice snug fit in the holes drilled in the p/g of my 75 P.

Learning these today ready to add to our set [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEo9Bh679wM[/media] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWhkbDMISl8[/media] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGU_4-5RaxU[/media]

Don't know what occurred with my metric conversion, put it down to a pre caffeine brain malfunction

[quote name='KiOgon' timestamp='1412160535' post='2566218'] 3/32" is almost 2.5mm BTW & if you want a clearance hole in the pickguard for the screw you'll probably need 3 or 3.5mm. Is the old scratch plate already drilled? Can you try a drill through the hole/s in that? [/quote] John, I think it's the p/g that needs drilling.

No worries, pleased to help.