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Looks sweet with the black pg. I must be getting old though because Im really starting to like a white pg on black

I reckon this would be a good question on the FDP forum, loads of experts reside on there. Could well be a rare find.

Heres a 66 with maple, not heard of any earlier (60's) though

Yeah and defo a refin. Looks like a transition logo which would date it a few years later. Also the frets look pretty chunky for that era. Interesting though!

Looks about right apart from non original scratchplate. Only Jazzes had the three bolt

Wizard Trad all the way for me

Terrible news. Thoughts and prayers to his loved ones and all of you who knew him. RIP.

Absolutely blinding job, been really looking forward to seeing this in its full glory. Can't wait to hear the sound clips. Bravo sir

Excellent work, you may have an enquiry from me in the near future

Absolutely love that song, would also be interested to know what the bass was

[quote name='BurritoBass' post='892123' date='Jul 11 2010, 06:06 PM']It's quite light & the seller was a bit hard done by because it was an old fashioned auction... I stayed up until 3.20am & won it for around a mere £150! It appears genuine too & this has been confirmed This whole project has cost me less than £300[/quote] Bargain! fantastic job and good to see someone else go with a Trad

Nice job! Could I be so bold to ask how much you got the body for? Is it a weighty one?

You really need to go and play a few to get an idea of what you want. Im a Precision man through and through and however much I'd love a 50's or 60's P bass I know that the flat wide necks would just not suit my sausage fingers so they're immediately out of the equation. Ive got two 70's Precisions that fit the bill perfectly for me, neck, weight, colour, feel etc but its taken many to get to this stage.

Lovely collection you have there

Enjoyed that, nice one. Rotosound eh!

[quote name='ahpook' post='885145' date='Jul 3 2010, 11:38 PM']grinderman [/quote] nice touch

Looking really nice indeed!

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I did my P bass with copper tape, inside the cavity and under the scratchplate and it is now silent. Sticks fine, just make sure it all connects.