Pea Turgh

I think the side Jack makes it look much cleaner on the front. Good move.

Holes by the pick-up are for a cover, metal strip is how they used to do the earth (would also have been covered).

Love this! Great job. Although I didn’t immediately think Doom machine. 😂

I feel the same about my JV P. I’ve not tried loads of basses, but definitely the best and most “me”.

Yeah, but dangerous is sexy.

It’s a real plant that no longer resides on the amp as a bit of water spilled once and messed up the laminate on the back panel.

My 44 year old Peterson looks pretty damn good in the living room.

I just remembered- I was offered an EB0 copy as my first bass, but my friend advised me against it - could have been the 10th on this list! 😂

@HellzeroI thought JV stood for Joint Venture?

First owned: Kay P bass - absolute dog & boat anchor (good name for a pub). Go to: Squier JV P - just feels like home Signature: I’m not that good! 😂, but the JV does everything I need.

For £50 I’m very tempted to find out!

What is going on on the back of the headstock? Is that a plate? Paint to cover mistakes?!

Roundover bits are a marvellous thing! Tips for next time I do this; 1. outside on a windy day will blow dust in to your eyes and make you wobble. Avoid if possible. 2. set the damn bit depth properly! Nothing a bit of sanding won’t sort. Next up, filler, sand, sand, sand, stain, protective coat, assemble, make noise! Oh and the port calcs…

Calculated the internal volume as 48.998 litres, taking in to account the battens, but not driver volume. Found a Beyma 12CMV2 file online and loaded in to WinISD. There endeth my knowledge on how to calculate port size! I watched some WinISD videos on YouTube, which only confirmed I am in over my head. Might some kind soul with WinISD skills be able to confirm what port diameter and length would be suitable for my cab, please?