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Nasty,i wouldnt of thought glass like that which is used the household would shatter like that either,here's to a speedy recovery.

i ha ve one branded Rocktronics and it looks like harley benton thomann do one for £26.

i bought a couple of CD's the seller sent me tracking number,they were dropped at post office 14th of this month according to tracking havent moved since,our post has been erratic maybe every couple of days to be fair i suppose some area's are worse than others and im in no eush to receive them .

Here are mine: Squier E series japan. Encore Vintage standard. Tanglewood SG Farida Tequila club Applause AE128

I have a Fernandes "The Revival" bass,lovely neck and solid wood its a good bass.

dont know if this helps its a pic of cavity of my old SB black n gold.

I bought one great little unit, although last night whilst I was playing along to some youtube tunes I noticed that if I turn the mix knob past halfway it drops out but comes back in if I keep turning it towards full on.

that UK reminds me of this one with john wetton playing an old Ibanez roadster rs800

I have a Vintage V4 great bass,great bass fit and finish is great QC is good on these solid neck Wilkinson parts and secondhand can be had very cheap,also I had a revelation jazz bass for the money that thing sounded great and im no big fan of jazz basses,i think I had to mess with setup on the revelation but the vintage was perfect very low action an no buzz very good fret work.

I use picks but normally use them the wrong way round on either of the top edges of the pick,i don't like the flex using them the right way around

your right,mine is later O serial number

I read on this website the earlier ones didn't say silver series https://planetbotch.blogspot.com/2012/08/original-1992-squier-silver-series-stratocaster.html here is mine:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/174203498301?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=710-134428-41853-0&mkcid=2&itemid=174203498301&targetid=882134734212&device=c&mktype=pla&googleloc=1007006&poi=&campaignid=9441192234&mkgroupid=96850532638&rlsatarget=pla-882134734212&abcId=578896&merchantid=115188176&gclid=Cj0KCQjwu6fzBRC6ARIsAJUwa2QqtClyDYj543QUeDgcFWSW44GoOv2WPj7Wrh6Osh_enA5UUqiquaMaArxIEALw_wcB

looks similar

https://www.fairdealmusic.co.uk/fender-1987-mij-precision-bass-black?gclid=Cj0KCQjwu6fzBRC6ARIsAJUwa2Sl6tK1c15S7Q67DVxpokh2Xns9m-Xya7OnwobLTHhbTm8P_6V7ma0aArcmEALw_wcB

i had two E serial standard japanese p basses,both had the same neck plate,not sure for how many years they used that style of fender printed plate.

i repair power tools for a living, warranty repairs for a power tool company with red tools an an american name.

I had one of these as my first proper bass amp and I had the same thing happen to mine it started cutting out at a band practise, I never managed to get it fixed properly and sadly ditched it,was a great amp while it worked.

I've got these two but never compared them I've barely used them as I use rehearsal room rig

this looks interesting a tune bass missing tuss cover,I was tempted to buy it but something else has come up. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/bass-guitar-used/193353235442

yeah I would agree someone has reshaped the headstock, hence why it has no logo I suspect.The machineheads are correct and the body is right,value wise not sure.

i have owned a couple of RD500 basses,which this one looks like,the better models have small switch also. there are differing models of the RD500 also mine had matching headstocks and seymour duncan/ibanez pickups which were really nice pickups,the model on here has just the ibanez branded pickups which arent rated as highly.

i didnt think they had a bullet truss rod?