Paul S

I'd enjoy that set. I'd rather be amongst a bunch of harmless and largely sober middle aged folk dressed as cowboys than a bunch of drunken chavs any day of the week.

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I bought a 32" scale Westone Concord on here for £85 and I reckon it must be worth at least double that Seriously, it is a very, very good bass for the money. Sounds awesome and the neck is very nice to play with a decent tiger stripe figuring to boot.

I went through a phase of fitting them to all my basses and found, when they worked well, they were very useful. But I also found they rarely stayed consistent and I was having to fine tune manually, which kind of defeated the object. I fitted them always as per video on the Hipshot site. How do people get them to stay consistently de-tuned?

Bought some strings from Martyn, good price, arrived before I knew it. Top fella.

Marinus bought my Fender Jazz Bass Special in a totally smooth and easy transaction. Great comms, instant payment, nice friendly guy to deal with. I wouldn't hesitate dealing with him again.

Wonderful picture!!

I have a Fender Precision Lyte, which is a P/J. The P isn't quite a vintage P tone, nor the J a vintage J tone - the blend is a bit burpy but not classic J blend. So a bit of everything but mainly its own self. Which is actually very nice. I particularly like the blended tone, has some definite character.

I had a MM Jazz neck on a Fender P bitsa and it was lovely. I think they are excellent value.

Difficult to keep count but I think it adds up to 21 bought since early 2009

An oblique thought - I had a Squier Silver Series Jazz and the neck on that was 40mm at the nut. Felt exactly the same as the Silver Series Precision I had.

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1435841916' post='2812930'] ....but I need to stop acquiring them. Is this unusual? [/quote] That is the bit I think is unusual. Fearing that you need to stop acquiring them. I embrace my GAS wholeheartedly. I usually reach a point where I feel a need to sell a few - in fact I am doing this at the moment. I regard it as something like a lizard/snake/tarantula shedding its skin. But I never feel I should stop acquiring them. Where's the fun in that?

For some while my main gigging bass was a 90s MIJ Fender Precision with a Mighty Mite Jazz neck on it. Most lovely and, for me, the best combination. If your Precision neck donor bass happened to be a Matt Freeman in black and the Jazz neck so happened to be maple (and the whole thing came in under 9lbs...) I know someone who might be interested...

+2 Of the Danos I have tried the DC bass was nice, but the Longhorn is indeed the business