markytbass

I sold mine for £750 and to be honest I was suprised. There were others advertised and on ebay for less. Maybe it was the colour (vintage SB) I don't know but at least it covered the price of my Warwick. Looks like you got a nice bass for the money.

[quote]Yeah, £40 is a steal, espcially for such a nice neck, I was never expecting a rolled fretboard![/quote] I was really impressed with the quality and the finish.

It's back on now, is that mold at the neck joint?

You didn't miss much, it was an SG shaped guitar with an AC/DC sticker slapped on it.

I like the tracks I've heared so far, just don't have the spare wonga at the mo.

There are some Mighty Mite P necks on ebay bidding starts at £40. I bought a jazz neck off them a few weeks ago.

4 in our band

TAT

My main bass is the Warwick dolphin but I do have a bitsa jazz for those less savory venues.

I had one many moons ago that clipped onto ths strap or my belt, It might have been the jhs one.

If it were me, I would check to see if it was stolen. The price is too good to be true.

I had a similar experience and got a refund as soon as my wife sent a snotty message. We asked the seller to arrange collection but they didn't bother and told us to chuck it (no it wasn't a bass). I wouldn't pay to send it back though.

[quote]It's brilliant. All jazz should be like this.[/quote] Are there other types of jazz then?

I just like reading his feed back. I wonder how many people buy the cheap stuff just to leave neg/neutral feed back and wind him up?

Steven James Guitars in Middlesborough, good selection of new and used basses. Good customer service, friendly and helpful.

Yea ME! On a serious note I think it was Peter or Henry Fonda who played a double bass player in a club and was acused of doing a robbery he didn't do cos someone else did it.

I don't know about the body but I have used beeswax on a neck I have. I used Lord Sheratons pure beeswax balsem from Wilkinsons, applied it with very fine wire wool (it contains turps). I then applied some Briwax which is also beeswax but buffs up to a sort of gloss. I was amazed at the finish I got.

Well said that man.

Ha, my Aunt used to run the Swansea Jack pub about 200 yards from the prison.

I played an original Highway 1 Jazz (without Badass and I think without grease bucket), I personally prefered it to the USA. I think it fills the gap between Mex and USA nicely and the finish looks cool. Prices vary from shop to shop, I think Sounds live do them for about £490.

I used to back the tone right off on a few numbers I recorded on a Jazz I had years back. When I had the Cort and the Stingray Everything was full on, they were the first active basses I owned so went ott a bit. Now I have a Warwick and play Blues so have the Eq set flat and only use the neck PU. I find you get a nice warm sound without being too muddy, I like the tone that Jack Bruce gets out of that fretless Thumb bass.

I "think" our friend from the north Mark Knopfler is a lefty who plays right.

Nice looker, better than the OLP in my opinion. That bridge looks nice and solid.

Frets, they make us all lazy.

Bass's with plastic necks and/or plastic bodies (Y'know Status/Modulus, etc)