jwbassman

Hey Pete Does that mean you won it?

Welcome martfitz 37, you're older than me, but still way to young to be my dad Age is mind over matter... if you don't mind it doesn't matter Nice to have you on board, I'm sure you'll many a like minded soul on here... Cheers John

the link's not working for me - so I've no idea what he's on about

that's one expensive door stop

so it's no good then

this whole thread's a load of Kock if you ask me well what did you expect?

[quote name='ste_m3' post='43039' date='Aug 8 2007, 08:32 PM']I dont think it would be against forum policy to post pics of how its going (if it is let me know and ill remove them) but yes, otherwise here goes [/quote] Forgive me if I'm wrong but isn't that the whole point of this section - we all like to see these builds progress and without the pictures there wouldn't be much to look at Seriously it's looking cool - seems to be coming together pretty quick, how long has it been in production? Bet you can't wait for her to be finished EDIT - Just read the guidelines and the way I undersatnd it, the rules are there to stop 'manufacturers' posting about every build they undertake, as a BC member who is having a bass built my guess is you're more than welcome to post the progress of your particular build so I think you'll be fine

Nice one mate - looks great, I don't think I've got the skills to contemplate building something like that... respect

Lovely, not sure about the carpet though

Playing with a bigband where the whole band is reading means we all use music stands - they're actually part of our set up, with logo on etc so they cool and are obviously functional... There are a few charts they we play qite regularly that I don't really read anymore, but we have over 250 charts in the pad, that's alot of tunes to learn When the music is in front of you there's no real need to memorise it anyway - but if the gig your doing requires a no dot approach then you should learn the tunes, I always find that the best way to do that is never to have the dots in the first place, that way you have to learn it without the aid of a safety net

I must admit the relicing thing doesn't really do it for me either - I understand and appreciate the appeal of a genuine used instrument, complete with history and all, and why such things cost so much... I own a [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?act=findpost&hl=&pid=2604"]Overwater Fretless 5[/url] - does that make me a coffee tabler? It's been my main bass for the past 4 years and whilst I want it too look good it is definitely for the playing, this is no piece of furniture... I've noticed a distinct change in my basses colouring over the past few months, the maple in the neck and the ash top have started to take on a much warmer hue... Basses are for playing and sounding great, but there's no reason they shouldn't look good too

Beautiful - coming along nicely

Hi Marcus Welcome - have a good look round - loads of good advice and good people on here... Sure you'll feel right at home in no time Some nice gear you've got too John

Used both - prefer the schallers...

Hi Si and welcome - you'll fine loads of good people on here and good advice too... enjoy Nice gear you've got there and it doesn't matter how long (or not) you've been playing, this is the place to hang out...

wish i'd had a quiet day at work