KingPrawn

Just completed my second Transaction with Bob. This time had a look at his Bass Lair. Truely amazing. Wall to wall bass. Great transaction, can recommend highly.

I have been using my Sandberg Clalifornia 4 string for the last year. It just seems to tick all the boxes, Tone is always there. Not sure why i have the others sometimes.

I have one of those Stanley tool trollies, and i am such a sad fuc*er i have every thing in it mics leads for mics spare leads tunner compreser battries strings soildering iron and solder pliers of all types every allen key invented masking tap insulation tap picks strap lock things clips for back drop flyers band hand stamp plus ink wigs velcro some old jazz pickups ernie ball electric winder (never used Kids bought it for me. Have not got the heart to tell them i have not changed my strings since 86) i have tried so hard to not carry all this stuff but i keep convincing myself i need it just incase.

Nice one. I shall be attending the Birmingham One. The guys a shred God.

Great stuff. Has the feel of July skies or Labradford. keep exploring

Saw them support it bites way back just brilliant love the version of susannahs goona cry

I do all the time. Classic tune great band [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5QYijFfOaQ"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5QYijFfOaQ[/url]

I love Wizard Pickups. whats great is you can discuss the sound you are after with the maker. They then do their wizardy thing. Brilliant.

Hello again Freak "Stirring up" i like the paint pun. let me assure you my comments were purely light hearted. i was completely unaware of any agenda between paint and table top. i did not mention any prefrence for paint, i also did not mention any argument based on environmental ground. i fear you have assumed or read into my comments far to deeply. This is a great example of why i seldom delve into this area of the forum. It is full of "freaks" who read far to much into comments and take offense where there is none to take.Then to add insult or give some air of superior being they feel the need to correct a fellows typing/spelling mistakes. It must be great being so elite.

WOW I see why your tag is "Freak". Completely missed the point of my light hearted comments.

I have for a while, found it very diffcult to make a connection purely from a aesthetics point of view with those big woody basses. Really highly polished, like the dinning tables of the 80's & early 90's before Ikea took over home furnishing. In fact some of those huge basses you could share a meal at and have room for the odd surprise guest or two. I am sure the hardware , electronics and picks are amazing. But why would you want to put a rare piece of rain forest round your neck, that has been polished so much, the audience are blinded by the reflection from the stage lights There are woodland gritters all over canada and south America missing large parts of their homes, wondering wheres the side of me house gone. Only two be told its been turned by some bloke into a table, with strings attached. i do not include all woody basses. i like the simple ones , some beautifil Warwicks and Mayones basses out there. But these monsters need to be stopped. [url="http://www.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&q=sei%208%20string&rlz=1W1ADSA_en&cts=1280303487864&um=1&ie=UTF-8&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi"]http://www.google.co.uk/images?hl=en&q...sa=N&tab=wi[/url] Above is a link to a fine example of what my rant is about.

You must post a pic when you get the chance. We could start a support club. changed the pickups to some seymour Duncans, much more gain sounds even better. Happy Days

Body is a really deep red with black scratch plate, bridge chrome.. Its Minty Mint balls

As above a great member to deal with. I bought some seymour Duncan jazz pickups. No issues at all. great communication. Just the sort of person you need on this forum. Kingprawn (sean)(John)!!!

The Badass will not just slot in, although it was a very easy fit. I had measured all the relevent string hights , spacings distance from bridge pickup. so when i fitted it, which was very straight forward, i had pretty much set the new bridge to the old ones settings. having tested it i did all the adjustments necessary, to get it the way i wanted it. for very little money, i have a great Bass.