GreeneKing

So Josh, is it a NT? Looks very nice although I prefer the gold Knobs myself.

Speaking to RDM myself today they seem like a pretty decent bunch of guys.

And No. 1 feedback is to say many thanks to Sean for pointing me in the direction of a Spector I haven't actually got yet. May it be the 1st of many (Feedbacks not Spectors).

Not a problem I've a Mum who's nearly ninety and won't notice, and a daughter who earns a sight more than me and will just say 'Oh Dad!'

[quote]Thing is, if newbies sign up and then post loads of drivel posts a la bassmankev, does that mean they are no longer a newbie?[/quote] Kev's not a 'Newbie' but he can behave like a 'Noob' at times Mind I was young once, a long time ago.

I've been following this and other Spector threads with my Spector GAS snowballing! Chatting to Alan, John and others it seems like the whole package in terms of Eronomics, tone and build quality is just what I'm after. A Warwick style NT in a quality that Warwick I think have lost. Despair, the reasonable prices of late with Sound Control going down have all shot up to between £898 and £1099 Then, courtesy of Sean I was pointed towards a Black Cherry EuroLX4 and although it was priced initially at £899 a double check revealed the correct price to be £599. Guess what? Wednesday.

[quote]is it the right time to ask that newbies shouldnt be aloud to post threads in the for sales forums yet???[/quote] I can sympathise with Ped if this sort of comment makes him feel like jumping through the nearest window. This has been done to absolute death and you know that Kev. Peter

It's worth remembering that neither EBS or I suspect EBBM actually make strings.

There was a movie with this scenario in and I can't for the life of me remember the title. Hmmm...

Just popped in and yes me too

Divide £250.50p by 50p and you might Someone remind me of the movie?

Yes. It was mine and was bought by another BCer.

Dave purchased my EBS Microbass II and was a total star! Peter

The best man to ask always is the man himself. Alan is a very nice guy. Happy to chat about such things. Here's his website with models and contact details as well as build diaries for every instrument he's made: [url="http://www.acguitars.co.uk/Specs/"]http://www.acguitars.co.uk/Specs/[/url] Basically the deepest part of the neck is slightly above the centreline and it allows for the shape of the hand better. Peter

The assymetric neck is a subtle feature that help with assymetric hands imo i.e. we all have assymetric hands. I'm more of a Harlot man myself and the balance seated or standing is just ace. My new Harlot is in it's final stages and I'm in Kendal. Peter

I am in the process of putting my 1st rack together at the moment. I admit it I'm a tart with a rack. It's a Boschma 3U with the DTR2000 on top LMII in the middle and when it arrives a dbx166XL compressor in the lower slot. It's a case (no pun intended) of arriving with 3 boxes, 2 x Aggie GS112's, and the Boschma with all the leads tucked in. I makes lugging stuff around so much easier and the likelyness of forgetting something less. It also looks good, the No 1 reason Personally if I see musicians checking their tuning twixt numbers I see it as a part of the process of ensuring they sound good and care.

The amp in question in my 'trial' was a Markbass LMII. A tuner 'out' with no mute button and no variable % for the FX loop.