Chris Horton

[quote name='gsgbass' timestamp='1334508430' post='1617001'] [/quote] I really likr the look of this bass

Thanks for posting the vid's, I really enjoyed the clips I am aiming for an MTD one day

I have a SR5 H & a SR5 H with piezo. I have had gas for a SR5 HS for ages now,. Cosmetically my vote goes to the HS I will let you know what I prefer when I get my grubby little mitts on a HS and compare it to my other stingray's

[quote name='GreeneKing' timestamp='1334006968' post='1609682'] Here's a none too brilliant photo of my TRB6P Mk1. Moving house seems to mean that my lighting equipment has got a little 'lost' [/quote] I love the green colour TRB's

I like the look of the yam Shame the gallery took the sales pictures with a string missing. Good old gallery , they just can't be arsed.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1309189378' post='1284302'] [/quote] I still think that this is one of the coolest bass guitars that I have ever seen

I bought one from B&Q that looks close to the link above. It folds up very small. I have a few bungiees that I use to secure items to the truck. The only down side is that when you have tall or many items loaded that are higher than the trolley handles , the items loaded restrict access to the area they your hand wants to be holding onto as the trolley hand grips do not stick out away from the trolley like on fixed shape trucks.

I am really enjoying looking at this thread. I have not paid much attention to these instruments before but the build quality looks top knotch I have some really bad GAS building up

[quote name='Hobbayne' timestamp='1333651052' post='1604922'] [b] Guitar Info[/b] Your guitar was made at the Ensenada Plant (Fender), Mexico in the Year(s): 2008 - 2009 [u]Guitar Data Project[/u] [/quote] +1 I have found that website to be very helpful

You just need a CAR precision and then you have the full set

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1333295906' post='1599665'] Having just taken delivery of a '52 TV Bassman, thought i'd post a pic of it with my '52 Precision, nice set, the original complete Bass Rig, all in remarkable condition. Thought I'd share, as I'm a happy bunny today, now i've paired these two together.... [/quote] That is the best vintage combination i have ever seen I would love to own and play that gear

I have a 1975 candy apple red precision and i do wonder how the bass got it's battle scars .............................................

[quote name='Rick's Fine '52' timestamp='1333296674' post='1599676'] how tiny is tiny? [/quote] Awww , that's sweet Very cute

That is a stunning bass. I played one of these a few years back and really liked it. A tad heavy but had quite a varied tone Very nice

That robot is fantastic , it looks strong enough to carry all the bass gear you would ever meet at a gig in one journey

I think that the bass player in The Commitments film played an tele bass downside up