gary mac

many of horror, Biffy Clyro and some old Robin Trower number that the guitarist wants to do

Cue many posts of differing opini :)ns, which is no bad thing but doesn't always help with your final decision. Anyway, for me it's DR Highbeams if I'm going for rounds. Others have reported problems with them in recent months though, although I haven't had any issues. There you go, see what I mean?

Nice one Marvin, glad to hear you have found yourself a band

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

Most enjoyable, excellent

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.

I quite often use a drill bit as well

Really enjoyed that

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.

[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.

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

Looking good. Nice job. Glad to see that you persevered with your project.

[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.