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I'm with you for hollow bodies. I love [url="http://snd.sc/iD9Nk0"]my 1965 Guild Starfire[/url]: ...and my guild nightingale.

[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1346061338' post='1784561'] Nice story! If I ever see my first bass again, I,ll pour petrol over it and light a match!! [/quote] I hope somebody already did that to mine. congrats, great story.

nice, great vibe and groove. I like it.

GREAT!!!

[quote name='CHRISDABASS' timestamp='1345967203' post='1783539'] Thanks Luke!! A question to all... Ideally how many frets do you need? 20 21 [i][b]22 24[/b][/i] 26?? Please discuss [/quote]

[quote name='mooz' timestamp='1345924153' post='1783282'] Alright then - Go ahead with your Steve Harris Tribute Jazz … [/quote] I'd only accept a [url="http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pickguard-Fender-Jazz-J-Bass-Guitar-Zebra-FREE-SHIP-/220926755444?_trksid=p4340.m1850&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D11%26meid%3D1582332048714692176%26pid%3D100011%26prg%3D1005%26rk%3D3%26"]zebra pickguard[/url] as an alternative.

[quote name='mooz' timestamp='1345923403' post='1783273'] Would love to see a tort-pickguard on your "Miller-Killer" someday. [/quote] uäch!

congrats, very nice plank. I like.

gorgeous, congrats.

thanks btw: meanwhile I added an audere preamp:

sorry, but I have to repeat myself again. great, thanks!

[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1344950372' post='1771521'] And to quote the singer in one of my bands, all the bass does is go boom in a corner. [/quote] does it not?

I own the Roland R-05 and can't say anything bad about it. great usability, great sound quality, doesn't eat batteries and is well built. would buy again.

started with bass in '82. after 1/2 a year changed to guitar until 2005, then picked also the bass up again. with it I got the first pro jobs. since then both my guitar- and bassplaying improved a lot. the more I know the less I can but enjoy every tone even better.

[quote name='jazzyvee' timestamp='1344465245' post='1765165'] I'm looking for one at the moment to hold two long scale basses. Reunion blues one I bought was too short to fit my bass so i sent it back and now looking at a Harvest, leather or leather and canvas gig bag. Has anyone got any experience with these bags. [url="http://www.harvest-guitar.com/en/Polyamid-Nylon-canvas-with-buffalo-leather-trim.html"]http://www.harvest-guitar.com/en/Bass-Bags-For-Two/[/url] Jazzyvee [/quote] Hi I own a black canvas doublebag. it is very well made, the padding is super. very comfortable and balanced to carry on your back. the bad points are it is not very light, the two outer pockets should be bigger and it's expensive. definately a quality product and if I'd have to replace it I'd buy it again (used) .

[quote name='mike257' timestamp='1344327099' post='1762703'] Love that big red Guild semi, don't think I've seen one of them before. Did you build the amp yourself? [/quote] thanks mike, actually it is a great dark orange 2000 Guild X-170T, might be for sale though *sigh*: the amp is a highend 50's 5w champ clone, built for me by a friend from newzealand last year. a small super dynamic sound monster. cheers!

forget the pilot on the floor: and for rehearsal/recording the rig on the right:

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1344283052' post='1762299'] Superb! I liked the Warwick Star Bass best. [/quote] +1. good that I have my starfire.