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Dust containers ? @Andyjr1515 😛

Oh - I couldn’t find timr’s comment easily so didn’t quite get it - the live version has some more twiddly bits but fair enough comment

I must be missing something here

I’ve just been learning “please” off the U2 album “pop”. I struggled to play it on my stingray clone which has low action, then I tried the p bass with ski jump and higher action and it was much easier

When I was young and foolish and thought money grew on magic trees, I shelled out at least twice for batteries when I stupidly left my bass plugged in and found the battery was dead. after those two occasions I learned not to do it. I’m with @EBS_freak Are you sure you’re not overthinking a fairly simple problem? I mean unplugging a bass lead, thus isolating the battery is actually no harder than flicking a switch, thus isolating the battery.

They are - the one I had was stamped “fender lic”

We have lots of Us and Canada members - it’s really not a problem you need to worry about

Yes me too - want to try some again

So you’re horse-afflicted also ?

I tell a lie, actually, I’ve bought but not taken delivery of, a fret sanding block and crowning file to sort out my fabulous p bass and it’s ski jump

Nice - but would look better far far away from the defective runty black toy on its left

I’ve not bought a thing - not even strings but having a money pit house and a mountain of DIY helps with that

£15 declared value

We’ll remind you about it a few weeks after 😛

Fixed - mine is camouflaged 🥷

Drill out, use luminlay rod to replace

Good to have more ladies onboard there are easier places to access than Scott’s bass lessons - he knows his stuff but his style doesn’t work for me. if it were me I’d go to an open mic night with one song you can do and there should be enough decent musicians there to join I went with just a bass and hooked up with an acoustic guitarist and we’d knock up a random choice of song in the corridor outside and just do it

See post 2?

Ooh - relic by tarmac - never thought of that.

Naw - that’s for Pansies