sshorepunk

I think I may own one of the so called "Daddies" a 5 string Dolphin! Stage 1's are nice, you just gotta try a few, some are better than others, a lot swear by the early ones, they are indeed a good vintage, but there are some gems amongst the later models with most being very good basses. Even with the bolt on of the species, you got to try a few, there is some variation around with the necks and it can make a big difference. I've owned a lot of Warwicks and enjoyed them all, I'm just going thru a J / MM phase now so they ain't floating my boat at the moment! T

This is an easy one for me Bass Boss TU2 Mark Bass Little Mark and the logic behind it is....... I like it the way it is! Really only use an enveope filter and I'm in btween filters at the moment T

Been playing this tonight, sounds nice! Just put the pickgaurd back on and here's a pic'

A casual conversation with a guy in work yesterday, resulted in him telling me about a jap '75 reissue he'd had since he was at school, said he doesn't play it anymore! He warned me it was a bit battered and brought it in today, not as bad as I expected, a few dinks in the laquer, slightly rusty pole pieces and plenty of ageing on other chrome bits. Probably in the very, very early stages of developing it's own bit of Mojo! Got it home, truss rod needed a bit of tweeking, it's in the process of settling down now, adjusted the action a touch lower and it plays nice. Got a crackly jack socket and the neck pick up won't raise, so a bit more work to do yet! It's maple body, black pick gaurd, rose wood bound fretboard. cool as!!! Happy days! Tony

[quote name='happynoj' post='185964' date='Apr 26 2008, 03:42 PM']They look like the ones I've got. Don't remember them being EBS though...[/quote] The picture is off the EBS site, listed under accessories? I got mine from BG Tony

I use these....... The top ones, they are off set so can accomodate pedals where the sockets are at different heights They are EBS, available from Bernie Goodfellow Tony