tom1946

Hiya, I've tried a few different brands of strings, mainly Rotosound, EB & fender but I can't afford to keep trying different ones. I'm looking for 'quiet' roundwounds, in other words not noisy when your finger slides to another note quickly. I know flats are the way to go but they just sound dead to me, I play only in church situations and need sustain for a lot of the 'soft rock' type stuff that we do. Sooo, any advice please? (I did search first)

Man of no words.

It's a 75 RI Daz. Thanks Lawrence, that clears something up for me.

Is it normal to have crafted in japan on the bottom back of the neck as well as Made in Japan on the headstock? cheers.

Nigel Stockbridge in Richmond North Yorkshire You don't say where you are though???

Actually both my Ryder's set up well, truss rods ok but as said a lot of saddle work to get it somewhere near.

Very good Howard

Dunno, I got mine from the shop complete with bag, tools strap etc'

Aye 3 days ago. My pots are fine, very gradual as I said in my report, if you change the pickguard you'll need extra holes and some trimming. The neck joint is quite tight on both of mine too.

Well just been and got the other one in the shop. Neck is as straight as a die, it's white and it's all good! happy days or do I mean daze

Sue Ryder P bass or a G&L

[quote name='Schnozzalee' post='1105287' date='Jan 27 2011, 05:23 PM']What components (if any) would you mod Tom? Wonder who's going to be the first to try fitting a fender scratchplate...[/quote] Hey Oli! I'm thinking of a scratchplate first, I have a spare pearloid and it'll look amazing on the sonic bloo. I have a spare Mex pickup but to be honest I don't think it'll be any better than the one that's on Other than that I will get a pot and wiring kit off egay and go from there, but there again the pots are fine, very progressive so why bother? I'd be doing it for the sake of doing it... Think I'll pop down for a white one now