scrumpymike

I'm deeply impressed by this one Andy! Love that concave back - one of the things I like best about my Spector.

I had a lined fretless 30" SWB-1 for a while and it was a really nice player in every respect.

Love it - a thing of great beauty!

Season's Greetings to S-W Bass Bashers from scrumpymike and the scrumpettes - see you all on April 7th!!! 😊

I'd say you've got that spot on Andy - proper eye-candy!

Unless we hold the bash in Hawaii - which I personally would be up for 😎

That's a real cracker Andy - love the contrasting black fret-marker blocks and the way they complement the black hardware (among other things).

That's great news Stephen - you and your lovely Chowny basses will be more than welcome. I'll phone you in the New Year.

Thanks all - it's shaping up to be another good one!! Mrs. Scrumpy is already planning the menu 😊

Realised I made a mistake moving my Cazpar on, so I'm buying one that's FS on this forum. Seller Tomasz is serial Mensinger buyer (their biggest private customer apparently) and, as he lives near the factory, offered to have them inspect the Cazzie and e-mail me a report - which brings me to the point of this post. How nice is this e-mail they sent me this morning - talk about going the extra mile! Dear Sir! This Headless Cazpar has been custom made by our company in 2018 for Mr.Tomasz F. On his request it has been examined by our experts and in our opinion this item is genuine and free of any damage in excellent mint condition. We are very glad that You have chosen Mensinger brand. We put our hearts into every guitar we made ; hope it will serve You well for a long time. Best Regards Mensinger Office Sabina K And here it is - can't wait to get my hands on it! http://

Well done, you shouldn't go far wrong with that (but see below). I had one and now have a Squier Jag s-s - equally good IMO but the TMB30 balances better on the strap due to more compact/lighter head-stock. Just a word of warning - I recently ordered another TMB30 but ended up exchanging it for the Jag because when I received the Ibby it was a mess (dirty scuff-marks and what looked like water damage on the head-stock). Even on their cheap basses, Ibby quality is normally perfect (as it was on my first one) so send yours back if it's anything less.

Ooooooooh yesssss! 😊

OK, here's some stock shots. Bit of a cop-out I know but attempts to take some pic's of my bass today failed miserably. It's a tricky finish to capture and my normal method of using available light outdoors wasn't an option - there wasn't any (well, not enough) ☹️ http://

Just joined the ranks of Spector owners. Being a short-scale player, and not being able to afford a US Shorty, it had to be a Bantam. Very nice too, especially in Trans Black, although I'm still getting used to the neck that is wider and flatter than I've played before. Gave it its first run out at last Saturday's gig and the other guys in the band (classic rock covers) liked it too - it certainly stands up for itself in the mix. I'll grab a pic or 2.