Chris Horton

Just found this - [url="http://cpc.farnell.com/_/22h-2d-b/knob-black-22mm/dp/SW02904?Ntt=sw02904"]http://cpc.farnell.com/_/22h-2d-b/knob-black-22mm/dp/SW02904?Ntt=sw02904[/url] You can get them in 3 different sizes - 16mm, 22mm or 28mm food for thought............

I am after 4 of the standard knobs ... can we add these to the order please ? I shall have a look around also to see if i can find anything.

Welcome in

That is going to be a fantastic looking bass !

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Only 50 munites left to run !!!! lots of bass for the money - [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SADOWSKY-NYC-M24-5-String-Bass-/221125875886?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item337c2118ae"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item337c2118ae[/url]

Welcome Paul, There are loads of us from devon !! its great

What an exciting project ! I shall follow this with Great interest

[quote name='Pow_22' timestamp='1348167167' post='1810384'] Faaaaaaaark inell!!!! I bet that 78 sounds monumental through those ampeg valves! [/quote] +1 !!!

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Hello and welcome to bass chat

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1347446493' post='1800823'] How small? If you want smaller than 30" short-scale, have a look at the travel basses from[url=http://www.fernandes.co.jp/products/zo.html]Fernandes[/url]. The Pie-Zo (also known as the Nomad in the US) is only 25½" scale and has a built-in amp and speaker. Pignose used to do one too, but it's not currently listed on their web site, although if you may be able to find a second had one. I have the HK version of the Pie-Zo. It's a very playable instrument: [IMG]http://i114.photobucket.com/albums/n249/BigRedX/DSC03107.jpg[/IMG] [/quote] Samuel would love this!

Thanks fo All of the great suggestions so far. I have been educated with basses I have never seen Before! I should have posted this earlier,......... A bit of info which may help the search and pinpoint a suitable bass. My son Samuel is nearly 5. He has cerebral palsy and loves playing music with his Dad Due to his ceribal palsy Samuels arms , hands and finger movements are restricted and are very stiff. I am looking for a bass that is light, short neck and very tight string spacing with a small body to allow Sam to access the neck and fretts. I don't want much really

Shall I contact the seller and see if I can pop over and take a look at the masterbuilt fender ??

I love mojo

Welcome to BC! !

That looks tasty

[quote name='ash' timestamp='1347112175' post='1797079'] Fascinating, thanks for posting this! [/quote] +1 thanks for sharing

That is special !!!!

[quote name='Marvin' timestamp='1347225206' post='1798316'] After much procrastination I finally took the plunge and decided to buy a P bass to see what they're all about. It's an early 90's Squier and it's +++++++AWESOME+++++++++ [/quote] Welcome to the world of a P bass ! I'm glad you like your bass

Is the art work a drawing or painting ? I guess the easiest way would be to cut the shape of the scratchplate out of some clear plastic , place the artwork underneath and then screw the clear scratchplate Onto the bass.