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Terrific dealing with Alan...bass on an as near as new MXR M81....posted and delivered within 24 hours....top man!

I bought a Warwickin 1989/90...pretty sure I was informed it had a wax finish. Warwick have their tins of wax, I think it has carnauba in it and is non silicon. https://www.dv247.com/en_GB/GBP/Warwick-Surface-Finisher-Beeswax-/art-ACC0000334-000?campaign=GShopping/GB&ProgramUUID=5G_AqJarZwoAAAFl0FZyjI8V&gclid=CjwKCAjwzIH7BRAbEiwAoDxxTmLU9v1AroD6gK8S8ebXDyb7x3nPDwnw3JyQB7c407U4mnKjMPcTnhoCMSwQAvD_BwE

One from my workshop that I ve put out for sale....33" scale fretless, small fast 3 piece neck. A tad under 38mm nut width. I made it as a 'new' variation to try a small bodied bass and slim neck. Works a treat and sounds great, as heard at a bass bash.

Sorry Bamboscha....I'm late too but didn't arrive back into the UK until after your post date. You will find quite a difference between a single 15 traveller and this 122 (2x12") cabinet. I'm using a Little Mark Marcus 500 watt amp with this 122, it has a different sounding EQ than the Little Mark amps that I like. I may get a 800 watt amp to use with the 122 as it the cab handles 800 watts, mine is an 8ohm cab so the 800 watt amp will probably push around 500w into it at peak....( I guesstimate here!) I've had the big size and traveller 15" cabs. The big one was overpowering but would be great on larger stages/festivals. I would say the Traveller 15" would struggle 'against' the 122. I think you will get as decent lows from the 122 and better middle to top end response. We all want these amps and cabs set up in a shop to try them so its a shame you cant hear them on trial. Sorry you are so far away as you could have A/B'd mine. cheers

I’ve sold a small Fender guitar combo to Davy who waited three months while I was ‘pandemically’ caught overseas in NZ’s lockdown. All a very smooth transaction when we we finally sorted postage, cheers Davy.

Don’t buy a cheap one! Get a tungsten carbide tip TCT.

Many years ago I had a cabinet maker build me a 2x12 cab, fitted with ATC speakers, also a 1x15 ATC..it was a loud rig and I never used the 15 cab much. The 2x12 was my all playing cab and the memory of it triggered me getting a MarkBass 2x12 8ohm cab that I use almost always now. Slightly awkward to carry from one end but manageable and has sounded very good on most good sounding stage gigs.

Non lined fretless is my bag too.

As seen on the Notreble site this week, a tidy looking bass indeed. https://www.notreble.com/buzz/2020/07/06/bass-of-the-week-tangente-instruments-domino-fretless/

I’m not so sure a ‘varnish’ as used for furniture was the right choice. The Danish oil I mentioned previously would have been easier. Hope you can sort it.

Danish oil works for me on the rear neck wood. Pour a little oil onto a clean rag cloth to apply then wipe excess off with another rag. Applying oil on bare wood may raise the grain a little on first coating but once it’s dried off a bit, you can ‘smooth’ that back using finest wire wool and apply a little oil again. If you use wax I think carnauba is the one used for guitar finish work.

This is a U.K. dealership in the south of England...https://theguitarden.co.uk

I just saw this poster for the new Guildford Jazz Festival happening this March and thought it was pretty cool.