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Some pics would help ? Specify jazz or precision would also assist - with the deluxe gig bg and case candy or not ? Do a search in the market place for threads selling them, and look for the sold ones and take 10% off the price asked and you wont be too far off. They're really good basses and thats a popular colour - whats so wrong with it that you need to sell.?.

To be honest, Mark Stoermer in The Killers gets by with a standard Geddy so I'd just get one of those and save your pennies, if it were me. Geddy himself also makes do with a passive Jazz to a simiiar design to the sig so its probably good enough on its own ?

I was thinking of doing this to my P a part of a very gentle relicing. I was also intrigued when Andy Till noticed the rolled edges immediatley on an US 2011 jazz bass I sold him. I hadnt known they were there, just that it was comfy to play. Any advice on sorting out the frets? (Hope youre still loving it, Andy, by the way) the OP says " [i]it probably would be daft to attempt this on a bass with a maple fingerboard or any other where the fingerboard is lacquered[/i]" - I'm assuming that the laquer would crack. Would it still do so if the work was done gently with some wirewool ?

Yep - that's the badger

[quote name='Coilte' timestamp='1341160578' post='1714504'] I agree. This is a different issue altogether from the thumb one. The way to tackle this as stated above is to place the fingers very slowly and deliberatly onto then off of the frets. [/quote] Flying fingers is a sure sign of tension Read. "Serious electric bass" for exercises

My Vintage Stingray clone has a very raw maple neck and its a sod to keep clean. I can suggest wirewool will take the glossiness of the neck down a peg or two if you do it gently with a fine gauge? Dont really like the green, but I do think they're good for the money, The nautral one looks good. .

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1389602916' post='2335886'] I'd definitely pop along if it was in Northampton, could bring a few vintage Fenders and amps too if there was any interest. (I didnt see the original thread). Not sure if I'd have time to help set it up, I barely have time to sh*t these days, but would be happy to give my opinion and feedback on likely venues etc? [/quote] Wish it was further north - there's been two in Nottingham All the Bc Folk I have met have been very nice indeed

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1389368301' post='2333470'] The previous one was Abi Titmuss, and the current two are Emma Thompson and Victoria Coren. [/quote] Ah La belle Coren, didn't recognise her, or Abi as a brunette

Dingus, who are the ladies in the avatar ? And the previous one

[quote name='0175westwood29' timestamp='1389306555' post='2332777'] [url="http://www.nashguitars.com/Images/Guitars/bass/JB63CARr3pw.jpg"]http://www.nashguitars.com/Images/Guitars/bass/JB63CARr3pw.jpg[/url] thats is sexy as! im all for natural wear tho doing that on my mody, its now a nice yellow close up, not bad in nearly 6 yrs. andy [/quote] I like it - although it would be nice too in an unmolested state

See my avatar** ? I'm happy to play something like that. Whether its real or faked, I just dont care. It just looks cool and as a poster or two noted above, the road worn basses are very comfy to play. If it makes you like playing bass then its cool with me. I also have mint basses. ** MarloweDK's jazz bass

I don't see that wear and dings acquired quickly are innately less worthy than ones acquired over years of accidents and use. If swift aging of your bass makes you feel better about playing your bass I don't see the issue with relic jobs

Your English is fine

Saw the same concert I think. Definitely a jazz, send to recall it was sunburst

I was looking at this too, not faded sunburst for sure Broken binding on pic 9, I'm surprised by the wear pattern on the rear body pic too. DIY relic perhaps

Very nice, like the light mojo Can you tell me more about the wire wool job ? What grade? Can you see the work or dies it just look Matt rather than a bit relic Thanks

I don't think it makes a great deal of difference The string only vibrates between nut and saddle but I suppose with the extra string length you're making the bass marginally heavier so there might be a tiny advantage there but who regularly plays notes that are long enough for this to matter ?

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1388966348' post='2328344'] I'd spend that amount of money on the best vintage Fender I could find. [/quote] Totally agree Safe investment

I had a VM Precision and it was totally awesome

PayPal have got very greedy

Pretty!

BWB is right I think if you want early 70s Look for Gary macs sale thread - he's selling a mint one I can't see the avatar too well on my iPhone but that looks like very nice tort