gary mac

If you want a finished result that looks pleasing, it's got to be the complete sand down option. If you do half a job, that's exactly what the finished job will look like. If it looks good, you will want to pick it up and play. If it looks dog rough you wont

[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqMOiyKqmZA[/media] How I like to hear it

The back row for me too. But they are all rather lovely Chris

No gig for me tonight, quite glad really as I'm knackered. Looking forward to Thai tapas and seeing in the new year with family. Good luck and a Happy New Year to all my Bass Chat friends

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That must have been worth the wait.

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1356684104' post='1912303'] The reason most AC/DC covers bands are sh*te is because they dont have a Cliff Williams! People think because they can slap and pop they are better (even people on here who have never left the shed) so many of those players cant play a 4 minute pop song and keep time, Its like the story of the drum clinic where the guy just played a straight solid beat for 15 minutes or something and told everyone to learn how to do that and they will be able to have a career in the business [/quote] Exactly! Nicely put Pete.

So dont go in there They don't deserve your business.

That is a looker, really really nice . Agree with Lozz about chromes. I have on one of my P's, love them. the P bass I gigged with at the weekend has DR Highbeams (rounds) on and I love them too.

A new venue for us in Harlow, Essex on saturday night. Our first gig with new singer and new guitarist. Couple of slightly ropey moments but on the whole it was a fine gig. Plenty of punters up and dancing. More bookings out of it and asked if we would consider doing New Years Eve [u]2013[/u]

Yes I've used them a few times and always received excellent service. Complained last time that the item was scratched, they were very apologetic and true to their word immediately sent a replacement.

good man

I used an affinity p bass a while back for a modding project and it turned out really well. If you can get it somewhere around £50 it would be a good deal. The pups and electrics aren't brilliant but you could get a few bob for them on Ebay. Then upgrade and you will have a decentish instrument, so long as the truss rod and neck are ok.

Wishing him a good recovery. I was with someone last weekend who is recovering after treatment for the same cancer. He is doing well but has had a very tough time. Bastid cancer

I'd be using wood adhesive for that type of repair.

Welcome aboard, glad you've seen the light

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[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1355968102' post='1905233'] looks like a pearly king who got mugged by button-nutters. [/quote]

[list] [*]I'm so grateful that Mark has visited our site and furnished us with all this vital info. I now know what sort of kit I need and why I've not been able to thus far get in to a decent band. What a fine chap [/list]

Another pain free transaction with Paddy. Good price, excellent comms throughout and my purchase was extremely well packed. He's a good 'un

Nice job, looking good

As above, just fitted a set of quarter pounders in my latest project p bass. Haven't actually gigged it yet but sounded good in rehearsal. Will gig it this coming saturday.

Have a splendid Birthday. Hope the new purchase proves to be the cure

Some people can be a right royal pain, particularly if you find it difficult to be rude, which it was what tends to be needed we these thick skinned types. I so prefer being in the company of guitarists who don't think that every song needs a full on solo.