gary mac

Sorry to hear of this. I've always felt reasonably safe buying on here but I suppose as the membership grows it will happen more and more . Please do leave the feedback.

I know that those multi tools seem like a good idea and can be very handy but I avoid them and prefer single, good quality tools. My thinking is that they are weighty and bulky, and that there is more chance of me damaging the instrument than when using proper tools. I always take my tool box along to gigs, including a soldering iron. Haven't had to use it yet but it's in the car just in case.

Just sitting here feeling saddened by the passing of Jon Lord and then found this thread

Nice one Wayne. Good job with that bass.

Make sure you let us know how it goes. Best of luck

I couldn't find one that was absolutely perfect, pretty close but it would have meant re drilling a few of the holes. Your best bet would be to pm Bass Doc. Send him your one to be used as a template and he'll knock you up a loverly-jubberley brand new shiney masterpiece.

Don't know what you should pay but I love the colour.

Good luck with it. Did the same a couple of years back. Totally knackering but enjoyable. Felt jet lagged and like I had been trampled on the following day.

Looking good, what make is the body?

Not actually tried the Hammers but my daughter had the 84's in her jazz and I had 64's in mine. They were a worthwhile upgrade over the stock pups. Andy at Wizard is very approachable, helpful and willing to chat through your requirements.

I love JPJ's bass line on Ramble On.

Good work, it's coming on really nice.

Totally agree Pete.