Alex123432

Thanks all, will take it in to be assessed

Apologies if this is the wrong sub forum. I’m wondering if any experts might be able to spot if my bass has any warp or twist to it. I’m not an expert of these things but I’m having a lot of problems with trying to get the low-ish action I’ve always had. Basically the middle of the fretboard has a lot of fretbuzz and on some higher notes. I’m thinking of getting a fretless neck instead as this is now a spare bass. Got a brand new fender which plays beautifully all set up low. Ideally I want the same on this one so wondering if it’s time for a new neck. Had this and played regularly for about 15 years. Is it probably worth chucking or could it potentially it sell for a small amount on eBay etc? It’s got some marks as per pictures… I think for now I want to know if it’s warped or twisted beyond repair and worth keeping or binning? thanks

Ah, think I found it - the After Eight!

I used to have one back in the day and would like to grab one again for practising. It was a neat little box shape with a combo amp built into it, with very simple treble, bass, mid-tone controls. It sounded great! I've looked on the Ashdown site but the cheapest one they do is about £100 and called a studio or something. Anyone know what it was called? It was about as tall as a PC computer box maybe.

Nice, thanks!

Sirrus' Theme – Mechanical Age (Robyn Miller)

Always liked the look of John McVie's one in The Dance tour, but no idea what bass it is.

Star of Sirius - Steve Hackett

Love this

Looks oh-so cheap...

Looks horrible haaha

I play a Fender Jazz 68' reissue through a MarkBass cab and head, used to do a lot of blues jams with a houseband and now mainly heavy metal - if you like Thrash Metal then checkout BangoverUK on spotify etc.