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Morning all, I have an Overwater bass- I believe its an 'Artisan'- it's a version of their classic shape with a carved top. The truss rod needs some adjustment and I was wondering if anyone knew what size tool I need (fnar fnar). The truss rod nut has the hex on the outside, so I'll need one of those skinny box spanners- I'm sure someone will tell me the correct name! Thanks! Stuart

Cheers Pete. I'm on it!

Well, one of the chaps said he didn't have a spray booth at the mo (just moved apparently- so totally fair enough) and the other didn't reply to my messages, which was a bit boring. Still, to paraphrase the always relevant David St Hubbins, in the hurly burly world of rock n' roll, these things happen...;0)

drew a blank with all of these suggestions I'm afraid. Anyone got any other names? Thnx.

I shall, thanks Dan.

Thanks Pete, I shall drop him a line.

Evening all, I have a stripped P bass body that I need spraying in tobacco sunburst. Does anyone know of a handy chap/ette in east anglia who could help? I know some of the more talented (or reckless) among us would suggest doing it myself, but I am deeply hopeless at that sort of thing. Best left to a pro, I fancy. Any and all help much appreciated. Stuart

I've been looking for one on and off for years, they seem to be fetching quite sensible money these days. IIRC I've seen them go for about £700ish on eBay. I did win one with issues for £280 a couple of years ago and then the seller ratted. Bah humbug.Good luck with the search!

Lovely work Andy. Are they all rub on finishes? I really like that six string you built for yourself. Nicely put together..;0)

Bought an Ashbory off Dougal. Smooth and easy. Nice chap. recommended.

Lovely job that Andy.

a lot of bass for the money.

Blimey. Someone has fitted NL4 outs to the micro tech.

That is a good question...

Aesthetic reasons really. I thought it looked a bit cheap and nasty.

I've put flats on mine, taken the plastic pickup raiser off and lowered the action. It's growing on me.

Awesome machines. I had an AH150 running a trace 8x10 for about ten years from 1986. Never ran out of gas. Stupidest thing I ever did was sell it. There is nothing like an old trace 810. As someone said further up the thread, it's the solidity of the note you get. It's like a PA cab....