PaulThePlug

If you have already messaged them and not had an acceptable (to you) reply... The thing with complaints is how things are handled, and what you find acceptable by my means of recompense. Who is it? You might save a Basschater similar disappointment.

Wanted a Dream Bass, not a Nightmare! Nope... But how does it feel neck wise,and play un plugged, action etc. Whats the wording on the agreement, are you able to return/refund? If it feels good and likely to play well with the 'lectrics fixed, would you be willing to send it back for a fix? (Don't think i'd trust 'em to have it back. Thats a lot of €£$ to be unhappy with on something special. If it's likely you need to be keeping it, it will need to be at a hefty discount, it's not like its a Scratched Squier or a Harley 'B Stock' Benton. If it can't go back for a full refund, and the issue is mainly the finish,.. Min of £500 off for a Full Strip, Refinish, Reassembly? But i think a sore eye would remain.

Bass-ed more on the SR than GSR...

I like the nylon bush approach, and used simply bearings for stuff before... Maybe Brass or Copper pipe olives for compression fittings? Might need to 'slot' them for fit with a thin dremmel wheel.

You Keep Me Klingin' On - Kim Wilde

I spoke with Warman some time back when i was looking for something to replace the toaster-a-likes in a ric-ish They use blade magnets.

The one in the Coldplay T Shirt drinking Snakebite 'n Black... I know It's been over a year, but can i still claim my £5?

No experience... But 60 over 40 for only a few dollars more. If they anything like their boss-a-like pedals or the BeadyEye21 then they should be mighty fine for the money as long as you don't sling em about, but look more On Ear rather than Over Ear, which is a shame. I'm half the price Senni HD206, but over ear comfy. (Currently delivering The Orb Adventures... via Spotify Lossless, whikst goming at the Harvest Moon...) Please post back ya findings - might grab a pair for my Son's Mac/Logic Malarkey... Edit: Gone Orgone Accumulator and a wander round the garden...

If taking the neck of may become a more regular routine, maybe look at replacing the wood screws for neck inserts and bolts.

How about top right burger menu, then envelope icon?.

No Scratchplate i hope... Chrome or Carbon Bell Plate?

If that don't do it, you have saved yourself some money...

Click on the users icon/avatar/blah blah... then click on the Envelope Icon in the middle.

Zoom B1 on - 100 slots, 10 Banks of Tone Style, each with 10 Patches of Tone variance. Manage via ToneLib, Name each one... Cheap as... one for £20 Posted on the bay.

Sounds nice, F hole from the title? Action, check the truss rod first, Then check under the bridge blade, often a shim above or below the transducer piezo element. Easy do, Budget Adagio Flats? Bit of Blah Blah, nut, bridge etc. on my Harley Benton - might help?

Behringer Acoustic DI ADI21 in to PA?..

Aria?.. https://www.creamcitymusic.com/vintage-aria-scroll-headstock-violin-bass-sunburst-mij/

If you don't have deep clamps, maybe some M5 or M6 bolts, penny washers, and wing nuts - to Align and Clamp via the string pin holes. Although not as tasty as Crispy Chilli Beef.

Love the tapered alignment tools... Great excuse for a Chinese

My Cheapy 500 came with a well worn finish!.. Bit of a sand, few coats of truoil applied with wet and dry, then a bit of a wax applied with a scotchbrite pad and buff rub... Bit of damage around the controls. Mk 1 Barts (Reverse P in a soap bar) Passive, Volume and 3 position pickup switch. And this found under the brown finish on the headstock.

Warman Firebucker? Or, These Roswell's would look smart on a beetle bass and keep it in tge HB family https://www.musicstore.com/en_GB/GBP/Roswell-Pickups-LGM101-N-CR-Gold-Foil-Mini-Humbucker-Neck/art-GIT0053231-000

Think Boss do a cover less the foot switch portion. Joyo Ironman with the knob flap are cool and dinky...

Do you have any Torx bits? Maybe one of them might be a snug fit. Will have a look at mine. If the action is near enough etc, As a 'try' place a bit of tin foil, thin thick or folded, and try the 5mm to see how it feels, then try an un-do first, then nip up.