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Sorry, you can have a comment from me

I love the blue Lakland. Did you get yours with the alternative scratchplates?

They do an awesome blue/grey tort, which looks stunning on the blue basses.

Very nice! What's the shielding?

No worries gaf

Also, bump!

There's a good few members down your way - hopefully, if everyone keeps an eye out, this one might resurface. I'm sure your scum are the same as ours, and the likes of Cash Convertor, etc, will be a likely place to start.

Here's hoping you get it back chief.

Triplets, Alan?

Very nice. See, these threads always work so much better with pictures

Good to hear that the gigs went well.

Awesome, my first BC threeway!

That dragon wing looks a little like the BC Rich Beast.

You'd lose an eye on either, mind

I'd go for another CS or vintage BC Rich Eagle or Mock - I've got my pink Japanese and Custom American ones, but something like the below would have me spending again:

Really good interview.

I'd need a hand job, or something suitably degrading/gratifying, to justify the price tag. It does feel a little steep.

Don't fancy a Thunderbird, do you?

Back to the top you!

Will add some pics tonight for the curious.

Nice looking bit of kit.

That's some very nice kit!

Having bought Guzzi's lovely 5-string non-reverse my Epiphone Thunderbird IV isn't getting a look in.

This is a bit of a feeler, so... Around £150 cash or an
appropriate trade.

Looking to Squier VMJ, anything BC Rich (pretty much!), or something interesting - just try me

Collection prefered. I live in York, it's lovely so
you should visit!

Bass has Ritter bag and delivery can be arranged at buyer's expense.

I'll post some pics when work finally let me go home! I feel like Alan
Partridge at the moment!

Just as well, she's worn out from my last bass purchase!

I'm skint, but in lieu of a bump, what's the story behind this one? It's not a shape we see many of.

Two words for you, mate:

Very.

Nice.

Skint after buying Shaggy's Eagle, but I could let you have a go
on my sister?

Would you consider trades, Sam?

Any more of the black and white jazzes?

Love the commentary - you'll be missed; you won't!

I think some of you are being a little harsh on signature models. Whilst some are certainly very cynical ploys to capture a market via emulation, there are a great many which are finely balanced instruments - and there's nothing wrong with manufacturers engaging pro players in the design process. I just think it's a little thin to apply the whitewash of "signature editions are just for those seeking someone else's sound", when buying decisions take all forms.

No complaints about my Darryl Jones, in any case. I certainly didn't want his sound, as I don't much play his music - but I'm sure it works for both of us

Bump for a fellow Yorkie!

Wow, you've sold more cool basses than I've owned!

Could do you a price on a T-bird if you wanted one back? I bought a non-reverse five recently and my reverse four isn't getting the playtime.