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Another Bush Hall fan here, go about once a month just on a whim sometimes & it only takes 25 mins on the bus for me.

I also hate this on ebay when they demand collection only from 'London' WHERE in London, it's a foggin big place. I can drive 100 miles to my Mums house in Birmingham quicker than travelling across London. I have emailed people with ads like that asking where in London and they reply 'Yeah mate, that's right, collection from London'

I think John Taylor is genius bass player, he used to have his own web site that had loads of vids of him just mucking about at home & he was (is) incredible. The bass lines he writes don't make life easy for himself. DD not my fave band in the world - just a un-recognised good bass player.

He's a ponce and a poser, no bass has ever been that naturally road worn no matter how many times it's been played (not saying Sting did it himself) How often does he change his life story, in his autobiography he tells tales of when he was an infant school teacher - then re-tells the story that he was a senior school teacher! He's a great bass player though

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='1061099' date='Dec 16 2010, 10:44 PM']How about a Basschat meet beforehand?[/quote] I'm in.

If you look at Alibaba.com and search for bass guitars they have loads of manufactures mainly in China - they do everything heasdless, Aria sb lookalikes and will put your own brand name on them.

Sorry to repeat the joke but it is funny every time I read it- Watching

Played but not owned, OK basses but over priced in new and second hand market. Don't really understand the point of a tribute bass. Higher priced than a Mex Fender for the quality of a decent Squier - IMO. CHEERS

I'm shocked, he is the reason I started playing, I think he still lives in Greece, not sure if they have a social health care system like we do.

There's always Armed robbery or Hole sale.

I had a 1996 Squier Jazz that was one of the best basses I've owned, I really regret selling it, I don't think I'll ever get any other bass that was as easy to play, low action, stayed in tune & everything else I want in a bass.

I started on a Squier Jazz and have loved them since, slightly thinner neck than precision, a second hand standard is a bit better built than the current Affinity.

Perhaps it's just me but I don't expect anything if I give some one a gift - it's exactly that - an unconditional gift, of course it's nice to be thanked though. Thanks for reading my post

I think I've found one similar/identical here after searching the for sale section. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=56009&hl=kay"]kay bass[/url]

[quote name='Bassassin' post='788495' date='Mar 28 2010, 01:43 PM']It's a Cort, made in Korea late 70s/early 80s, and sold in the UK as Kay, and a million other names around the globe. I think if you unscrew the TRC on this, it will probably have a Kay logo on the other side! There's one on the Bay right now: [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330415794177"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...em=330415794177[/url] Cort did dozens of variations on this particular neckthrough template, all of which are identifiable by the rather sexy triple brass dot inlays - I've seen Alembic-shaped basses, flying V guitars, the "Cort 45" travel guitar & bass, Washburn Wing series ripoffs. Anyway I've had the bass version the same as this, very nicely-made instrument, actually had great-sounding pups in mine - in fact the sticker on this one is telling you it has "Powersound" pickups! . The only real problem (which is common on budget through-necks) was an unadjustably high action - saddles won't go low enough & obviously you can't shim the neck. I've seen some of these where the bridge has been sunk into the body to get it low enough. Jon.[/quote] Nice one! It's pretty much identical, I took the control plate off the back but there's nothing on it - otherwise it's pretty much the same, a tiny difference between the dot markers. cheers. If anyone has more info I'd still appreciate it.

I'd appreciate if any fellow BCer's could identify this bass. It's a thru neck & has a brass nut and what looks like elaborate brass dot markers. There's a sticker between the pick ups, I can't make out what it says on it but I think it's irrelevant anyway. cheers