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I recognise this. I was talking to the vendor about trading for my 62 reissue but he lived too far away

A squier is a licensed copy of a fender but made more cheaply abroad and with cheaper parts. They can be very good A rock bass might refer to a cheaper version of a Warwick made in china rather than Germany

City link have just been sold for a pound after 5 straight years of losses

I said this in response to neepheids point In law you have to have crossed the Ts if you want the judge to find in your favour, or be lucky

[quote name='Urban Bassman' timestamp='1367310030' post='2063884'] I would think that UK Mail will see a large drop in people using them. [/quote] And deservedly so

[quote name='neepheid' timestamp='1367308544' post='2063862'] Parcelforce exclude instruments from insurance, but will happily sell you it. NEVER USE PARCELFORCE TO SEND INSTRUMENTS. Also, keep at them, harass them until they give in. Insurance wouldn't be necessary if they did their job right. They probably mis-sold you the insurance - did they ask you what was in the parcel? Small claims court? It isn't over unless you give up. [/quote] They didnt ask what was in it, but the terms and conditions are on the web site if you look hard enough. It's a 50:50 in court at best, you'd win if you got the right judge on the day. The law is clear here, Thompson v SMG railways The receipt you get refers you to t and c statement. If you don't read it, it's your fault. Year one law degree stuff.

Yep - always prefer meet / collect for this reason Ever since parcel force completely f£&ked my prose bass and wouldn't pay up

You need to look in the neck pocket The standard pickups are fine Copper shielding helps a lot too

[quote name='mentalextra' timestamp='1354997683' post='1892883'] Just out of interest, what is the point of the covers? Everyone seems to take them off, it seems quite rare to see a jazz with both covers on unless its in a display case [/quote] In very early P basses, they were a functioning part of the RF shielding

[quote name='BassBus' timestamp='1367081328' post='2061118'] Another one who's still looking great at 60 is Pat Benatar. She can still belt out the songs too. [/quote] Am I thinking of someone else .. I thought she died a couple of years ago ?

Sorry ham fist, I don't mind a white pickup cover but I'd like a standard looking pickup Thanks to the last poster for the plate tip

I have ordered a nitro finished sunburst P from the bass doc. It will have a tinted thin nitro coating on the neck so should relic down nicely over time It will take a month or so to deliver so pics later when Howard has weaved his magic Will look something like this http://item.mobileweb.ebay.com/viewitem?itemId=290853428358 I don't have a pickup for it yet - anyone got any kicking about ? Also looking for one of those copper plates that sits under the pickup if anyone has one spare ? Thanks

I have ordered a nitro finished sunburst P from the bass doc. It will have a tinted thin nitro coating on the neck

Only thing I changed was adding a tort plate. Completely chanegd my mind about P basses to the extent that I'm having one built for me.

They are £34.95 on eBay Thanks for your input

I had the white one. A 2006 made in Indonesia and it was awesome. Seymour Duncan pickups as standard