ossyrocks

Just looked more closely at the pics. The neck support is different on mine.

Hmm. I have the guitar version of this. I really don't like the neck rest/holder, it's really loose. Admittedly I bought this a few years ago, is yours ok?

It might be just me, but I can't bring myself to pay big money for a refinished guitar, although I'm sure it's lovely. Off topic, but their lack of detail in describing their basses is frustrating. Some of the vintage Fenders have not a single word! Example - https://thebassgallery.com/collections/bass/products/fender-jazz-bass-197 Also, all original? Answers on a postcard please: https://thebassgallery.com/collections/bass/products/fender-precision-1986

Can you put the bass in and out from a standing position with that one?

I should have added that I do own a couple of cases from either end of the spectrum. I have a Reunion Blues Continental Traveler which is a superb case, but it's a bit bulky, needs to lie flat to open, and on the heavier side for a gig bag - https://www.andertons.co.uk/reunion-blues-continental-voyager-electric-bass-guitar-case Also, at the other end of the scale I have a TGI Extreme which gets used a lot more often than the Reunion Blues because it's just light and handy. I also have a A Gator PRO GO BASS 2X GIG BAG FOR 2 BASS GUITARS, which I have never used, and will probably never use, as when I put two basses in it, it's too heavy to be practical! - https://www.andertons.co.uk/bass-dept/bass-guitar-strings-accessories/cases-bags-for-bass-guitars/gig-bags-for-bass-guitars/gator-pro-go-bass-2x-gig-bag-for-2-bass-guitars

I fancy a Mono case, but there's a few to choose from, and I can't go and see them. I like the idea of pulling the bass out of the case from a standing position on tight stages. There's a the Bass Sleeve, Stealth Case, M80, Vertigo and Vertigo Ultra, all steadily increasing in price. What's a the basic Bass Sleeve like for you, or any of the others for that matter? Cheers, Rob

Oooh ...heck.....nice.

It's been a while..... This project is up and running again after being put on the back burner for a while. Martin and I have been through various ideas about how to re-work this amp, and we both settled eventually on build it again from scratch, only way to be sure, blast off and nuke it from space. The circuit is Martin's take on various Fender circuits including the Tweed Bassman (don't get hot under the collar, it will stay clean). The mini switches have been reconfigured as mid-voicing presets in the absence of a mid pot on either channel. The output transformer is a high quality after-market Twin Reverb unit, big iron, so now running at 8 ohms to match my BF Super Compact. It's not far from the finish line now I think, and I can't wait to get it back. Martin is also open to tweaking things further down the line as it gets used and any changes needed become apparent. Anyway, the money shot, compare with the internal shot from my first post. Rob

Fixed that for you, see above

I'll give this a go, apologies if it doesn't work. @Frank Blank - Jabba short scales, fretted and fretless, Ibanez SRC6, QSC K12.2, Grace Design preamp. @rwillett - Ibanez short scale, Fender Jazz bass, Fender Mustang bass, Telecaster, Westone six string, 3d printed guitar, small practise bass amp, small practise guitar amp, Mod Dwarf, various guitar/USB interfaces and quite a lot of software and a fair few laptops as required. I live next door Probably cake as well. @ossyrocks - '73 P bass, '73 J bass, '78 P bass, '87 MIJ P Bass, Fender Bassman 50 (rebuilt from the ground up by Gartone), Bergantino Forte D, TE Elf, Barefaced Super Compact and One10, Fender Rumble 100. @sifi2112 Vigier Excess 4 Mas26 (x2) sfx D3 preamp Koch ATR4502 poweramp

Yes from me.

I had a good experience with Ash at Oil City Pickups. He rewound my 73 Jazz bridge pickup with vintage wire and lacquered it exactly as it was before. It sounds great. He makes great pickups from scratch, and will build exactly what you want. Rob

I thought you were joking, but it does actually say that on the headstock!

Can you share a link?

The Elf is a great little amp, I have one, but the fan is more than a little noisy. I would say it's fine at rehearsals and gigs, but at home in the lounge for practice, I can't tolerate the fan noise.

Bass Bros price their stock very keenly in my opinion and therefore nothing hangs around for long. If you see something you like at Bass Bros it's best to move quickly. Rob

I picked one of these up off Facebook recently, just for ease of rehearsal/jams etc. I must say I'm quite impressed by it! I paid £150 for mine too which is an absolute bargain. Rob

I can't find these for sale anywhere?

My lightest bass is my '78 Precision. Lots of people think all late 70's Fender basses are heavy, and clearly some are, but this one is 8lbs 9oz with the covers off. It's an absolute delight to play. My '73 P bass is only a couple of ounces heavier too. My heaviest bass is my '73 Jazz at 9lbs 3oz. This is beginning to look like the lightest 70's jazz bass ever made the more I look for another! Rob