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I’ve not found any issue with the hardware. Pros of Sandberg: German engineering and high attention to detail. Very modern and refined take on classic P, J and MM bass. Cons of Sandberg: German engineering and high attention to detail. Very modern and refined take on classic P, J and MM bass. Some may find the sound and styling a bit lacking in “warmth”character and “vibe”.

Twice as hard - The Black Crowes

Cemetery gates - Smiths

Bit harsh. It would make a lovely coffee table.

We are all made of stars - Moby

I hope I don’t need to do that. I don’t think you can still buy the Woolworths “Top20” range of instruments.

Nah it’s boring

Yep they are pretty bland:

I have no idea. Never played one and TBH have no real inclination to own one. If we go back to the super car analogy I am glad other people buy them. I appreciate the engineering and aesthetics but I would never want to own one. I’d rather have a garage full of eclectic vintage vehicles and a modern reliable run around. Same with instruments.

You may as well ask the question are you good enough to drive a super-car. I’m sure everyone that buys one thinks they are but hardly any of them have the skills to get the best performance from the car. If you have the funds and desire why not though. You only live once.

Personally I would give the dremel method to cut a slot in the broken screw a try first, failing that go round the screw in circles with the dremel and plug with a dowel. I’ve used the second method to remove broken machine head screws a few times. It does leave a largish hole to plug. These guys are a useful resource: https://plugitwood.co.uk/collections/plugs/products/maple-flat-cross-grain-plugs?variant=31721128820772

The Top - The Cure

The kids are alright - The Who

Chocolate Jesus - Tom Waits

Liar - Chinese Man

Helter Skelter - Beatles

Hard to handle - The Black Crowes

Speed of the sound of loneliness - Alabama 3

Might do with a fine enough wire wool. Not tried it though so can’t advise sorry.

I’ve used a heat gun to do this a few times then sanded down to bare wood going through the grits. I’ve always used tru-oil afterwards. You have to be really careful though particularly with the heat gun as you don’t want to burn the wood. Working around the frets was very slow going. I wouldn’t be surprised if I put in over 20 hours to get the finish I required.

Heaven knows I’m miserable now - Smiths

Death threat -Death in Vegas

Don’t you forget about me - Simple Minds

Play for today - The Cure

OK I’ve not used FB market place. So it’s not a buy now type function where the transaction is held whilst the deal is completed? Sounds like a breeding ground for scams if the same item can be sold multiple times with no process in place.