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The standard non ABS Thomann case is a good fit too, and usually a few quid cheaper than the ABS one too. That Gator "soft" case looks pretty good too.

I did notice there were a few missing, but hey, it's still a great resource. The Bolt Thrower & Electro Hippies Peel Sessions were good too. Had a load of them on Vinyl.

That's some resource... and a trip down memory lane, I remember listening to a load of them. JP RIP.

Yes, GigInk's plates are "no frills" regarding ply & bevelled edges etc., but what they do offer is a custom plate, any artwork etc., etc. Had a few TRC's & 'plates off them for various RickenFaker's, and would be the first port of call for anything like that. Tim's a sound bloke. He'll email a 'plate template to you in A4 PDF format, print it out at 100%, check your sizes/requirements etc., scan & email it back. A few days later, you'll get a scratchplate back to your design.

You can't say that these days... they all look gender neutral using non-gender specific pronouns...

Why not send them an email, and ask what the modification options are?

I'd say that you would need to be open about the fact that it's had a few modifications if you come to sell it, but it probably would be a better proposition to return it to standard first. Then sell on the other bits as well.

She's very good

Will it come with a tub of Buttah & a few bags of Carrots?

And you still have to pick up shite... and dead critters... 😁

Fancy figured timber P & J basses. The myriad of copies of the ubiquitous Fender P & J basses. Fender do plenty of variations on the theme, as do loads of other companies, at all price points in the market.

If I were in the market for a new guitar, I'd definitely look at an Epiphone LP, and budget for new pickups, or find a PRS SE Singlecut. Out of the two, of probably lean towards the PRS, but I'd have to try out a few Epi's. I owned a few MIJ Tokai Love Rocks in the past, and they were LP beaters. I've also owned a few late 70's Ibanez Artist double cuts. Ibanez reissued the Artist not too long back, which featured the 'Tri-sound' switching like the 70's ones, which offers sound options to the classic LP sounds.

Bare Knuckle Bulldog Gemini Creamery Irongear House of Tone Oil City There are more...

B1Four then

Depends what your budget is. Loads of options, the B1 Four has plenty of fans, the B3n as well. Boss do the GT1B as well. You could pick something else up second hand. If you know you're way around the Zoom pedals, stick with them, and use the excuse that your old pedal is being "loaned out" to get something new. If you budget over £200, then the market opens up a wee bit more.

That Biig Piig song last week was good too.

What about JD Guitars in Birmingham? Everson Basses in Cumbria. Crimson Guitars.

Sold one. Bought one.

The Chickenhead's are on both of my natural Rockinbetter's and both electric guitars. Those Bach BRBB's are great looking basses, though never made any enquiries about them further than looking at their website.

Don't forget that Nickel Plated Steel is used for high end strings too.

For many, many years, I only ever had one bass, and that has only changed in the last few years.

Fitted a set of Gemini Pickups Waveriders today. Sounds fabulous now. 😁