Pea Turgh

Wow. She’s my new favourite bassist!

I’d hazard a guess that the body is in ply going by the overspray on the contours. If it were me, I’d take a portion of the money you would need to spent on this and instead buy a Harley Benton P- bass. Sorry!

I stacked them in portrait and landscape orientation. Damn, now I want 2 One10s again!

I had 2x One10s - quite the surprise to the Soundie in the local! No PA support required, and I only had an Ampeg Pf350 to power them. I only sold them because I was skint, and as soon as I had the dosh I bought a Two10. Sometimes I think it would be nice to have the option of a One10 though - much easier to lug for practicing round someone’s house!

Having to shim a neck to that extent out of the box is something Glarry may wish to address with their CNC machine!

Interesting! You will also need to account for playing position (near the neck/ near the bridge) and method (pick/finger) and variations of those (long nails/short nails). These are so many variables!

I used a bloke who sounds a little bit like Liam Neeson - Music Repair Services in Porthcawl. I’ve heard that there’s a very good amp & guitar tech in Gorseinon, Swansea too - Wyn something. I’ll get his number if you want.

Damn, I just bought two!

There was a great looking TKS cab in the classifieds a while ago. Can’t reme the model number, but looked like a great deal.

That looks booming!

That will look really cool with the orange bits in the badges.

Hehe!

@Twigman got in with the Kay first, @Skybone!

Ooh, all the lines! More lines!

1994 ish, so I was 15. Got given a wrecked Kay P-bass, got it sorted out at a guitar shop, then bought a crackly Carlsbro Scorpion 30w combo. Neither are with us any more! Here’s some internut piccies. Don’t be fooled - that bass looked cool from a distance but it weighed silly amounts and the neck was some weird ply crap!

Ha! Nah, I’ve heard some great cajons. My kit is just poop though. I will mod it (when I get the time!), or maybe just go to a shop (if they still exist after Halloween) and get one that sounds right to start with!

That is a very clean looking instrument. Subtle. I love it!

Hello, I’ve not used it out of the house yet. The sound isn’t there to start with, so micing won’t improve the situation! I’ll probably take it to a drum shop to see what they suggest.

Sorry chaps, but I blame @rubis - for it t was he who did start me up.

You can’t always get what you want.

I have three and was thinking of selling one. Clearly I should just be buying six instead.

The name alone puts me off - just sounds like a drunk lazy person saying Gary Glitter.

And if they don’t do it in the colour you want, perhaps you could paint it black?

I used to get nervous, but then I did a run of gigs one summer with a singist who would just add to the set list willy nilly. “Oh, let’s play (insert random song title here), it’s really easy” mid-set! The guitarist was a song encyclopaedia, so we’d count in and I’d try my best not to look like a completely useless tw@t. Hell of a learning curve, but my nerves are no more!