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Has anyone got their hands on one of these yet? Im dying for a white one sans pick guard

Wow that's an early one! Good find sir.

I had my first experience with an SR today. It was an SR 2000 from 1990. Oh my god what a bass! Maple all the way though. Needless to sayiI have SR gas now. I'll probably end up with this model.

I can't believe there wasn't a thread for this. Deep discussions round 3 at the vault in Swansea today from 12. Free entry

There are a million variations on the warlock. The ones to look out for are the 80s Japanese (NJ) models IMO.

To me this will always be the Fat Mike bass. I love it!

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1416174776' post='2607694'] Second to none? I went shopping last weekend, the £1050 DJ5 was nice but the wiring was trapped under the control plate.... [URL=http://s997.photobucket.com/user/stingraypete/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/20141101_113751_zpsstzjpdwg.jpg.html][IMG]http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af100/stingraypete/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/20141101_113751_zpsstzjpdwg.jpg[/IMG][/URL] The £2100 usa 55-14 had a very poor finish when inspected with a few flaws and sanding marks etc [URL=http://s997.photobucket.com/user/stingraypete/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/20141101_114804_zps0auvdmks.jpg.html][IMG]http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af100/stingraypete/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/20141101_114804_zps0auvdmks.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Which resulted with my cash going here, flawless finish and a great B string! All that said I'd still rather buy a Lakland blind than a Fender even a USA like mine, lol [URL=http://s997.photobucket.com/user/stingraypete/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/20141101_171416_zpsprg4tqe4.jpg.html][IMG]http://i997.photobucket.com/albums/af100/stingraypete/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-11/20141101_171416_zpsprg4tqe4.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [/quote] Well mine is cracking

Defiantly an ibanez!

Well, my skyline Bob Glaub feels better than the current US fenders do IMHO. It's hard to argue with the hardware, hipshot ultralites and a really sturdy if slightly odd shaped bridge are standard fair. The fit and finish is second to none and if you get an older one you also get Lindy Fralin pickups.

I know a little, they are mahogany bodied, most Jazzes are alder or ash. I've seen 2 for sale ever, one black and an even rarer (on these shores anyway) Antoria branded white eagle , neither were perfect and both were over £600, the cut out in the headstock tends to be weak.

Bought one of Johns wiring harnesses, cracking bloke and an easy transaction. My old Blazer has a new lease of life now too.

I have G&L gas ATM. The question is L series or M series.

[quote name='razze06' timestamp='1409134155' post='2536597'] One of the things I enjoy the most about my T40 is the dynamic response it has. The amount by which sound and attack change depending on where you pick/pluck and how hard you do it is exceptional. The amount of smoothness and growl available on the same settings is the best of all the basses I have ever played. The nasal growl of the double humbucker fully closed, played really hard close to the neck is like a roaring tiger at the bottom of a large cave [/quote] I notice this too. I can go from mellow reggae tones to aggressive tones without touching any settings, just a change of position and sometimes a pick.

Of the list the L2500, but play the M2500 too.

Sounds awesome!