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Very cool. And I love the black headstock.

Nice, Rob! Wow.

[quote name='Highfox' timestamp='1499758386' post='3333320'] Thanks it looks and sounds sublime. [/quote] Thanks, man!! Get your order in!

I just shared this a few days ago in the Wal thread but I'm happy to share it here too. [sharedmedia=core:attachments:248401] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:248403] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:248402]

Thanks!! I love this bass. I've had it for nearly a year and I'm still discovering new things. It seems to be impossible to get a bad or unusable sound from it. The electronics are fantastic. Edited to add that I waited almost exactly 20 months. Not too bad! It precisely matched Paul's time estimate. Ask and you shall receive; here are a couple of tunes I've done with it: [url="https://youtu.be/9RsAnhr3vsI"]https://youtu.be/9RsAnhr3vsI[/url] [url="https://youtu.be/t731zTXyHvo"]https://youtu.be/t731zTXyHvo[/url]

[quote name='kulit17' timestamp='1498761472' post='3326918'] @Highfox nothing boring about this *not mine* [attachment=248065:13606973_10206565519162191_2198573677741740792_n.jpg] [/quote] Haha!! Thanks for showing that, Kulit! The fact is that I have intended to take better pictures of it before sharing it here, but that just hasn't happened since I've been too busy playing it. Thanks for keeping me honest! So without further delay, here we go... [attachment=248401:IMG_0500.JPG] [attachment=248402:IMG_0501.JPG] [attachment=248403:IMG_0502.JPG] [attachment=248404:IMG_0503.JPG] [attachment=248405:IMG_0534.JPG] [attachment=248406:IMG_0535.JPG]

Three, with a fourth on the way.

Lucky man! Seeing works-in-progress makes me very antsy for my Mk I. I keep hoping to catch a glimpse in the background.

I shouldn't have sold my first bass, a Hondo copy of a Gibson Explorer, bought through Friend A who got me into both bass and guitar. I think I was 18 when I sold it to Friend B, who promptly butchered the body in attempting to make it into a Steinberger! Ruined beyond recognition. Within another year or so, Friend A (who I got it from) passed away at the tender age of 22 and then I really started to miss that bass.

[quote name='Kev' timestamp='1458772249' post='3010855'] [/quote] I was thinking precisely the same thing. That's one of my favorite movies!

Lovely basses. What sort of tones does the bridge pickup produce on the Elite? I've always been curious but have never tried one with that pickup arrangement.

You have lovely, lovely bass! What a calming shade of blue.

I never knew there were '59 P's with matching headstocks! These videos are great fun. But I also wonder why he never even mentions Wal anymore. His Wal tone is the pinnacle for me as well, and at the time (as a teenager) I had no idea what he was playing but knew that it sounded bloody awesome.

That's an incredible-looking bass! Very nice!! I must remember that mine will arrive some day. I am puzzled by one thing that you mentioned, as a general question: I wonder how they manage to keep the doors open if they only roll out 2-3 basses per month, while supporting two employees? I'm guessing that the rent must be quite affordable.

Stunning!