lemmywinks

That's bizarre. If you have a good reason to believe you've handled stolen property why would you hand the item back to the person/company you got it from, especially if the police are involved?

Not sure why ibanez chose those fret markers instead of proper Lumunlays which do appear on other Cort builds at that price point. The ones on my Modern 5 stay bright for ages.

Their engineers are superb as well, bands usually sound at their best on KEXP. The Mannequin Pussy set sounds incredible, better than the studio albums.

Just spotted this one on FB, Mexican Fender: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/781660624954291/

Saw a short video of these doing the rounds the other day, I like it!

Intrigued by their fret filing/crowning gadget. One thing I don't have is a good set of files and I'd only be using them for sorting rogue high frets anyway.

What type of music will you be playing and what's the budget?

Might be worth trying a Warwick Buzzard case.

I nicked one of my daughter's hair bands, attached it to my strap (threaded it through one of the spare adjustment holes to secure it) and just hook my Lekato wireless bug over that. Have an extension cable obvs.

There's an Elf 110 combo in the classifieds for £340: Bassbros have a 110 extension cab for £199: https://bassbros.co.uk/product/trace-elliot-elf-1x10/ Great little modular, tiny and lightweight rig you can gig with for under your budget.

Nah, Colin Furze would have attached a flamethrower to it. Nowhere near dangerous enough as it is.

Although when I list stuff it does come up with my town.

Says it's in N16 postcode when you click on it, might just be an eBay thing.

You can add your own IR files and NAM captures to it so just a case of finding one you like, loads here: https://www.tone3000.com/search?q=bass I did a thread about it here: It's pretty intuitive to control and you can also connect it to your phone or laptop and use that to configure it. I just bought it for silent practice really, I had two sets to learn for dep gigs while looking after my mum post hip operation so it released at just the right time!

It might just be knocking around a depot somewhere. Years ago I had a bass that went missing for a couple of days (my Zoot in a massive Warwick flight case) which was shipped via PF24 or whatever it was called then. The only reason it made its way to me within the same week was our Parcel Force guy (I worked for a mail order company that used PF almost exclusively at the time) spotted it leaning up against a wall, recognised he'd delivered waaaaaay too many similarly shaped boxes to me and checked the label. So really the moral of the story is the more basses you buy the safer you are.