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ezbass

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  1. The ‘71 back in action - nice.
  2. I dunno enough about them, I’m afraid. I owned and sold a well used, refinished ‘63, but that’s as far as my expertise goes. All I really know is that prices for vintage gear seems to have gone up quite a bit since I sold mine (typical! 😂).
  3. Ooh, that’s a nice one. Shame about the geographical problem.
  4. Those of us quoting our old build times (mine were 10 & 12 weeks I think) are pre the B word, Suez and Covid. Sadly, it’s a different world now.
  5. Just found the thread at the end of my new posts stream.
  6. Is the Aerodyne new too?
  7. That’s weird, when I first saw the additional stains it started at the “got bored” selection.
  8. Oooffftt! 😍 Quality.
  9. And we thank you for your impending activities. Obviously we’ll need some creamy plastic additions to make a valued judgement.
  10. To be clear, I’m looking forward to seeing the results and I’m making myself suitably comfortable for the incoming posts. I’m not here to píss on anyone’s fireworks, which seems to be quite de rigueur amongst some folk recently. I love a build thread.
  11. Worked for Bernard.
  12. I SAY! 😱 To be fair I didn’t see the word varnish first time. Still…
  13. Nah, same hue as the body. However, on reflection, that could look a bit Fisher Price depending on which colour you go for. Hmm, can’t go wrong with black. Oh well, nothing to see here, move along.
  14. Sorry for the guitar
  15. One of my favourite finishes ever was a PRS with teal over black; yummy.
  16. Purple, blue and green work well with cream (not at the same time).
  17. I'd go with a medium stain to bring out the grain and highlight the cream adornments. Perhaps something like this... See, I can be sensible.
  18. Eee, who's that young shaver?
  19. With that black hardware on, the light maple looks pukka. I know you want to go dark, but…
  20. Using an octave pedal and/or a chorus pedal can help. But don’t just take it on yourself to fill out the sound, your guitar player can also use a chorus or, perhaps even better, a loop pedal to double the rhythm parts or keep it going during solos. Conversely, embrace the space and make it part of your band’s sound.
  21. Just watched it and really enjoyed it. I only wish I’d see this timestamp beforehand as I missed you.
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