snorkie635

Believe it or not, the board on this Stingray was in a similar condition when I bought it. I used cymbal cleaner and a soft cloth - came out really well as shown below.

Best of luck with your search. You have talent and skills. Don't let them go to waste.

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Might we have found evidence of 'innovation' from Fender then? 🤭

Return to Sender - Elvis

All the Way from America - Joan Armourplating

I do. I took delivery of a brand-new CS Fender back in the early 90s and it had more than one dead spot, so Fender had CS-fitted it with a gold (coloured) Fathead. It worked well with the FH fitted, but was awful if played with it removed.

Windmills of Your Mind - Noel Harrison

True enough, although I have experience of Overwaters with the usual 'dead spots' on their necks. ☹️

I have a couple of basses with flats which have been there for 25 years + Depending on rate of gigging, most round-wound-fitted basses have strings of under two months.

Oi! 😁

I seem to recall that the original theme tune was re-mixed or such like. Both versions were good, but one was really great.

Without a doubt, it's lead, but you'll have to supply bass and drums if wishing to jam.

Just asked Mrs S. Her 10 were: Paul McCartney Jack Bruce Charlie Mingus Flea Mark King John Entwistle Nico Bruce Lee Sklar Jaco Pastorius Pino Palladino Seems impressive, but fails to record such comment as: "Some woman with glasses, who looks like a geek. Her name is Carol somebody" (Carol Kay) "The guy with the beard in ZZ Top whose name isn't Beard, because he doesn't have a beard and he plays the drums." (Dusty Hill) "The really old one in the documentary in New York, who teaches everybody." (Ron Carter) "The one whose name sounds like a pizza." (John Patitucci) "Him who keeps marrying thirteen year olds". (Bill Wyman) "The one who looks like a Malteser." (Tony Levin)