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Nice , very nice I'm starting to take practice shots at my piggybank with my hobnail boot

I've tried playing the wrong way round, and the feel and touch is non existant. They might as well be someone else's arms. Try driving your car and braking with the other foot from one you normally use. On a stranger note, my pal plays right hand basses turned round for a left handed player, but leaves the strings as they are, so E is at the bottom.

All looking good chief. Its poodling along nicely

Yeehar ! Job done

Same bass, and he didnt get any interest at the lower price, so not sure what the expects at the higher price

Not till the weekend

I must be claire voyante

Er...... yes thats true. Now put the pencil down slowly and take 3 steps back, hands on head

Yes, it's laughable at how some drawing programs and a printer can work wonders

Working for me Andy. I'm now waiting for the motley crew to tell me to radius it instead

Thanks - thats them

Phew ! And relax

Hello ?! Hello ?! Can anyone hear me ? Hello ? 🤓

They wouldn't put screws in for height if they glued the pickup in. Its probably just tight in the routing. Wood may have swollen slightly over the years

Didnt another well known cab builder make switchable 4/8 ohm cabs ? Schroeder maybe ? Cannot remember the name

Dr beaflag recommends an Elf, a Wingbass and a PJB C4 lite. You can carry that lot in a Sombrero. Job done Happy days Tele

Why didnt you haggle him down to £2000 ?

It needs darting , stuffing, and hanging on a trophy wall. " Looks like a FENDER, so i'm told " Of course it is sir.

If they tried, they could get that bridge pup closer to the bridge

Could be one of the other keys Tandy played. There's a few to choose from

My colleague, psychologist Dr beaflag , recommends a course of bass buying and a new rig. Plus a few beers

Atlansia Concord Multi-2. Beautifully bizarre , but YMMV

Me too - though mine's gone to the great bass sale in the sky. Set neck, single pup, SB700. I also has a fretless before the fretted

Richard Tandy played many keys, including Minimoog, Clavinet, Oberheim, Wurlitzer, Mellotron, ARP 2600, etc. Sounds Clavinetish to me