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[quote name='Mr. Foxen' post='475019' date='Apr 29 2009, 01:10 PM']Not Doom.[/quote]Bring on The Doom, Doom is good. New Sunn O))) album out.

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='474744' date='Apr 29 2009, 04:13 AM']still a bit long, too many syllables.[/quote] Thumb Chum?

Just look at those shameless strumpets, laying down on the grass, you can just tell that they're going to jump on top of each other and have some bass-on-bass action. Dirty things.

[quote name='Hamster' post='466020' date='Apr 18 2009, 12:03 PM']Page 33 - picture of Normferatu - it looks likes he's had a cover girl makeover![/quote]He's paid in full for those legendary bags, so it was a poor show airbrushing them out. I think it was to stop younger readers cacking themselves. In fact the more I think about it, the more cringeworthy it becomes.

I would suggest "Sky Hooks" to put in your bass, to secure your strap. They are manufactured by the "Long Stand Company".

[quote name='The_D' post='474383' date='Apr 28 2009, 05:20 PM']Not a bad idea. I always thought superglue was poor for wood as it dries out? Its still prob my best option atm.[/quote]Before you use the glue, it's a good idea to breath heavily into the crack, this will give you a little added moisture which will help the glue bond into porous sufaces but the idea is to flood the crack with glue....oh dear.

Get a bottle of Loctite Super Glue Precision, it has a fine nozzle for getting into fine cracks and is of a thinner consistancy. Try seeing if you can get a few drops into the crack, if it seems to sink in after more than a few drops, chances are that the glue is penetrating into a wood crack, as this will soak up the glue. If it is a lacquer crack (which I doubt), it will collect on the surface after a few drops, after it has finished running behind any lacquer that has lifted away from the wood. If it is a wood crack, the glue will strengthen it and any excess can be sanded and polished flat.

Keep the J Retro and put the EMGS in too. I have EMJ J's and a J Retro in my Jazz, just connect the battery wires together and they can both run off a single 9v battery. My bass sounds amazing, I tried the EMG's with the standard 25k pots and with the Retro it is monster. I bet you've got rid of the Retro, haven't you?

[quote name='elom' post='472681' date='Apr 26 2009, 02:09 PM']Add octave inlay: [/quote]Oh, oh, slight booboo, should have done the inlay before the frets went in, now a lot of careful scraping is required.

I think Governments would listen to what a DiMarzio Model One has to say.

Wise, young Man.

[quote name='josh3184' post='471582' date='Apr 24 2009, 03:04 PM']mercy me thats a nice blue![/quote]I'm waiting.

Pupoveramp?

I really like the rosewood fretless, so, am I correct in thinking, the rosewood board has been replaced, or is it another bass?