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[quote name='Blademan_98' post='1238454' date='May 20 2011, 05:30 PM']now then, I saw YOB bass and thought....... I know of the Super YOB guitar that Dave Hill played in Slade. Wow, I would buy a Super YOB bass, oh yes. Imagine my dissapointment when I realised what you were all going on about Anyway, I will have a 1965 bass, preferably British in manufacture?[/quote] What i thought too. I got all excited then.

wow i thought my 25 year lay off was long Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum.

Your all cloth eared. I heard his bass fine unless i was audio hallucinating again.

Philistines!!

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Not a patch on the SMV tour ill be bound Sir!

Never played on either a Dingwall or a fanned fret bass (Are they mutually exclusive?) Have to rectify this at the next Bass Day.

I am sure no offense was intended. (for those that don't know) OCD is obsessive compulsive disorder, it can take many forms from crippling preoccupation with repetitive actions such as washing hands again and again (or a certain number of times) or violent or religious thoughts. Or maybe counting the number of paving stones in a walk or number of steps taken. Excessive neatness is also a symptom. Ruby wax told of how after stringently cleaning an already spotless house, her mother would get out a tape measure and set square and make sure all the furniture was in exactly the [i]right[/i] place: IE the TV had to be exactly 20 inches from the back wall and each side had to be the exact same distance from the side walls. OCD can take many forms such as obsessive collecting, which i think was obviously (to me anyway) what was meant here. Many people have this in greater of lesser forms. I'm sure we have all marveled at pictures of rooms literally bursting with basses, often of the same type or even the same colour. Some may laugh it of as GAS when it really is a bit more serious and costs relationships to be ended. Mild forms of OCD can pop up at any time often in times of Stress. such as constant coughing or clearing of ones throat. I used to do the latter myself. I was vaguely aware of doing it, but not until, someone i had only known a while told me it was getting on his nerves, did i realize anyone else had noticed it. Frankly I'm glad he said it, as I'm sure within a few weeks id stopped doing it. I'm sure all that Gub meant was a mild dig at your number of same type of guitars, no offense intended.

what ever happened to this bass ?

Depends what you want to paint with it? Fences, yes guitars, maybe, cars, no way. If you dont have your own quality shooter, then better to go with rattle cans. You can get very good finishes. If you take care to practice first. 1) dont try and get every drop from thr tin, 2) keep the nozzles clean and clear them after using, 3) warm the spray cans to room temp first and dont spray in the cold/damp/dusty enviroments. Then you can get some very fine finishes even from rattle cans.

I use Rotosound flats on all my bases.