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Yeti was unfailingly polite and willing to learn about basschat. We had a good trade. Happy to deal with him again.

It's not cheap to stock fender

I have it. Almost done but progress is slow due to demands on my time. I'm a bit disappointed with it TBH

I want it for a replica project - sunburst and maple 73 p in alder and nitro When I mentioned John mcvie I was just trying to give a general idea of what I wanted soundwise It doesn't have to be perfect

Thanks Want sound like John mcvie in dreams off rumours album

Never done so - but would like to. Intending to jam soon with a friend who writes songs but nervous due to the laughably small amount of practice time I get

thanks - dont know how expensive they are.

Thanks - think its between the wizard trad and Duncan spb1 Aiming for the sound on the Joshua tree which to me, along with John mcvies sound, is the definitive p bass sound

i was after making a 73. Andy at Wizard says his Trad model should sound like a late 60s early 70s pickup (although I hear what is being said about variabliity of components and manufacture). Anyone got any wisdom to share on what Andy is saying ? from my perspective close is probably ok - im not [b]that[/b] much of a purist.

Is the pickup in a real 70s p the same as the one in a 60s p ? Do they sound a like? Can anyone advise which fender or aftermarket pickup would sound most like a real 70s p ? Given alder nitro body with maple neck Planning a build .... Thanks

Mine is rock solid

I'm going to either get a p bass in the US or have a replica built, probably the bass doc

Sale of tort jazz plate. Went smoothly, he paid quickly and left feedback without being asked. Happy to deal again

The main tune and about 50% lyrics just pop into my head Then I promptly forget them

[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1365688159' post='2042936'] Distance Selling Regulations are your friend. Regardless of whether or not the item is used, if you buy it from a shop without having had the opportunity to inspect the item in person then you are legally entitled to return it for a full refund, as long as it is returned in the same condition you received it in. You might have to pay return postage. When you say "north", how north do you mean? [/quote] The rules are, I think, different if its special order, or customised

Good thought Thanks