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I have the older 5 string Legend with bolted neck. They are excellent guitars although I am thinking of selling mine soon as I just don't use it.

I bet it radiates a lovely tone.....

It may seem strange but have you considered using headphones to practice through, finding a level that does not trigger the tinnitus? I have permanent tinnitus and find that listening to music can help relieve the symptom. Also having this symptom continually means that the brain does sometimes filter out the whistling - a skill not possible manually.

Skiffle anyone. Lonnie Donegan would be proud.

Have a look in the affiliates section where scrumpymike has posted his comments and there are also reviews on Scott's website.

Have you thought of trying a short scale bass?

Welcome, hope you continue to play now you've started again.

Saw The Manfreds last Wednesday, one word EXCELLENT. Paul Jones can still teach modern frontmen what it's all about. The band - Paul Jones, Tom McGuiness, Marcus Cliffe, Mike Hugg, Simon Currie and Rob Townsend. Cracking night.

Welcome Simon68. I have found that the online tutoring can be very useful and hooked up with the Scott Whitley and Scott Devine sites. It may not replace face to face but it has helped me exile one or two bad habits.

Break your playing into 15 minute sessions with a small break in between each. Listen to music or make a drink then go back to your practice.

Hi scrumpymike, spot on - my requirements are very similar including the music played but with the exception that I don't use a pick.

Hi scrumpymike, what made you choose the passive with ash body over the mahogany version?