SpondonBassed

Maybe fit a better string tree to the Bronco...? You've not said how it is modified.

Welcome Chris. I enjoyed a few years living in Dublin during the eighties. Blues nights in the Harcourt Hotel basement were a favourite.

Welcome AD.

Well earned. Cheers

Welcome Gabriele.

Yew beauty!

Scandalous! (Who are we talking about again?) This is interesting from Acoustic Masters:

On behalf of Klingon sufferers everywhere: THANK YOU!

Private Sponge

I'm really liking the yellow.

They're like little gems aren't they? Inspirational. (No TLRTs to show a liking for your post, sorry. I've spent them all down at the Den of Iniquity thread.)

The precision is to be admired. Your templates get almost as much attention as the basses they are for.

I've only managed eleven of them. You must be one heck of a twitcher. PS: Hi Silvia! @Silvia Bluejay

Pass. It would use up all of Jack's Internet for the month. He's already stuffed with Apple's enormous updates exceeding his allowance. Not user-friendly at all. My own connection is fairly low speed and I don't ever stream anything over it. Enjoy yourselves chaps and we'll see you later in real life all being well.

Is Mr Sklar a member here? Perhaps @ped could send him a note of thanks on behalf of us lot and at the same time invite him to join BC if he's at all inclined to do so.

Welcome GB.

Mmmm. Cadburys.

Oh well. If you're going to be like that then: Love Johann Asmundsson's bass.

Welcome Sven.

PM'd. Not sure if we've got the capacity yet. (2gb/month mobile data connection).

Sorry in advance. I hope this doesn't spoil it for you forever: Has anyone seen this film?

Voluptuous volute.

I'd post the scene where a lummox belches the American Declaration of Independence but they didn't set it to music.

No apology necessary. Just be careful you don't end up in the famous quotes thread for one of those. Heeheehee.

Have you ever done any of the graded exams? I wondered if I'd be about G1 or 2 from self teaching but truthfully speaking even that might be optimistic. I picked up the books for those grades and had an awful flashback to the Bert Weedon Play in a Day book that put me off guitar many years ago. They're still on a shelf somewhere. Good luck. I would like to think I'd have the will to apply myself but music is more of an occupational therapy for me. Once schooling becomes part of it the joy goes.