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[quote name='Machines' timestamp='1409410247' post='2539464'] Don't try and get a cat to bark or a dog to purr. If you want P/J then get a bass with those pickups. [/quote] +1

So today I plugged my 40 into a Marshall guvnor. Bridge pickup in humbucker mode. The sounds was incredible. Like royal blood on crack!

You really were! Huge congrats. I'm stoked for you. If slightly jealous....

[quote name='Ant' timestamp='1408475940' post='2530614'] what kind of price is a red one worth with a hard case but no pickups, might take the pups out of my other basss though [/quote] Depending on condition probably £550 tops complete.

I'm not gonna be able to make it, I had assumed it was on a Sunday without properly reading the post. I don't finish work until 6 on Saturdays.

[quote name='gelfin' timestamp='1408356857' post='2529226'] Can't wait to hear the Orange rig. I have the RIC. [/quote] That was almost too easy

I'm in! I've thinned my herd/hoard recently but I can bring my orange AD200 8x10 rig, Lakland Skyline Bob glaub and a T-40. If anyone has a ric they could bring I'm dying to have a go on one

Sounds like it would. I've always been intrigued by short scales. Mostly the mustang and eb3.

That's gorgeous!

[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1408018521' post='2526283'] Those headstocks are growing on me. [/quote] I agree, it's the bridge I can't get my head around.

[quote name='molan' timestamp='1407961506' post='2525864'] As per post above, the price for the 4 string basses range from £1,100 for the standard models to £1,250 with blocks and binding. [/quote] I missed that. It's a good price. Although the more I look at them the better looking my Lakland gets.

As a big fan of the Skylines I'm pretty excited about these. Hope they come to the UK and don't cost the earth when they do

Lpb and natural head stock for sure, if it was me I'd go for a parchment/mint green guard and have a tortie knocked up at the same time.

Love this! How's it sound?

Gorgeous! Looks really well put together

[quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1407242539' post='2518663'] Growl is such a loose term as it means so many different things to different people - to me, growl is a Precision or Rick being driven hard (think Live at Leeds or early Rush), whereas to some people growl is the back pickup of a Jazz bass. To me that's burp. [/quote] I'm with Ben, growl is a P with a pick through a big valve rig with a Sansamp.

That's lovely! I've had Ray gas for some time now.

I always miss these someone PM me when the next one comes around.