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gary mac

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  1. [i]pre ebay bump[/i]
  2. a pre ebay and fed up with newbies saying they want it and then leaving me hanging bump
  3. I was considering getting one for a P bass project. I missed out on the last one he had. I've had some corespondance with the seller and he seems ok. I hadn't noticed the lack of first fret marker, but don't think it would put me off
  4. I doubt it's anything to do with needing a damp course, much more likely to be a condensation/ventilation issue. As others have said keep some back ground heat and ventilation.
  5. That is one handsome looking instrument.
  6. replied by pm
  7. I quite often use a drill bit as well
  8. First bump in a while
  9. A bump for this decent little Squier bass
  10. New week bump
  11. [quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1320860609' post='1432462'] Thanks Gary, it's a fine bass, i think the 3-tone sunburst/maple neck/gold anodized guard, is one of the best looking, era-defining combo's Fender put out. Rick. [/quote] Yep, no argument from me
  12. Watched it when I got in from rehearsing last night. Really enjoyed, think I will have to dig out some of my Simon & Garfunkel albums and give them a whirl again.
  13. another lovely looker Rick, good luck with the sale.
  14. [quote name='arthurhenry' timestamp='1320691642' post='1430127'] Free Live - Andy Fraser at his best and one of the best albums of all time. Go and learn it note for note - now! You'll be a better player for it. [/quote] Got to agree that is a cracker. Generally not mad on live albums but I do still thoroughly enjoy and regularly play Humble Pie, Rockin' the Filmore.
  15. They can be a bit stubborn but will some patience and gentle asssistance with a small screwdriver worked around the edge, you should be ok
  16. Looking good. Nice job. Glad to see that you persevered with your project.
  17. A weekend bump
  18. and a weekend bump
  19. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1320522351' post='1428020'] Never while playing. Have snapped one when changing strings at home by absent-mindedly turning tuner in wrong direction until string snapped! What a stupid git. [/quote] Same here and I felt such a twat, even though I was the only one to witness it.
  20. Yes, I experienced the same thing, although can't recall if it was the same note, at a depp gig back in the summer, playing on a wooden band stand. it was a sscarey moment
  21. I thought you two had only just been reunited, were deeply in love and would be together for the rest of eternity. Good luck with the sale, it's a lovely looker
  22. I suspect that your diagnosis is correct, I'm sure that was the same problem I had with the jazz bass that I had a few years back. Rectified fairly easily, if you can solder or have a friend who can. Sorry don't know any guitar techs in your neck of the woods, but I'm sure someone will be along soon, who does.
  23. Truly lovely looking vintage loveliness there Rick. I'm sure you won't have any problem selling that on. There is obviously not the same love for vintage amps/cabs as there is for instruments, seeing that your post has been here for well over twelve hours and I'm the first to post.
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