Owen

Let's hope so. Probably some sort of Fat Finger device to change the resonant frequency of the neck.

I am worried about resale on that bass given the changes on the headstock. This is a sad indictment on what I see and hear rather than acknowledging that this a cracking performance with real verve.

It is already looking great!

Actually, the polar opposite.

obbm is selling a Music Man. I specifically celebrated his appearance.

They are all in the BC Gold lounge forum. That is where the cool kids hang out. So I am told. Nugget is around on FB. He made one of my fave basses ever.

We have been lagging behind.

I have just checked secursus out. This is the new way of doing things.

Insurance is £20 per £1000. I have used them 3 times.

And as a bonus, WAY cheaper on insuarance than Interparcel.

Jack, u r such a fun sponge.

Could it get any better?!?

In a mix, without looking and thinking, they do the job remarkably well. Obv, they are not 100% the same - but they are remarkable really.

Has Plugin alliance crashed?

Metal flake. All or nothing.

Piezo. But make sure you get a good preamp to buffer the piezo properly.

Toby Chennell made it for me. https://m.facebook.com/jazzboxukes/

Plantation Lullabies - M'eshel Ben Folds 5 - 1st album.

Very Ritter!

Hey Christine! Come back!

That is some lovely looking wood! This (these) will be nice.

I bought my first full fat P bass about 30 year into playing. I knew very quickly that the wide nut was not for me. I had just never experienced it so had no idea. The irony is that the other P I already had is a 73 body and neck with various bits screwed onto it. It turns out that the 73 neck is an A width neck so even though I was doing the authentic P thing, I had no idea that the "proper" nut width was not my flavour.

Take a guess? Yep, correct, it is all good.