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I've played a couple of Wal basses and, tbh, I didn't really get on with them. I'm speaking here as an ACG bass owner with the multi-coil pickups and filter preamp so I was expecting to feel right at home. Couldn't put my finger on why, but there you go.

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I have taken the plunge and commissioned a bass with AGH. Just sorting out the final details this week.

Very inconsiderate of your friend, do they not understand the importance of a bass bash?

No idea what I did wrong, but I appear to have lost the hyperlinks some how; sorry.

@Frank Blank - Jabba short scales, fretted and fretless, Ibanez SRC6, QSC K12.2, Grace Design preamp. @rwillett - Ibanez short scale, Fender Jazz bass, Fender Mustang bass, Telecaster, Westone six string, 3d printed guitar, small practise bass amp, small practise guitar amp, Mod Dwarf, various guitar/USB interfaces and quite a lot of software and a fair few laptops as required. I live next door Probably cake as well. @ossyrocks - '73 P bass, '73 J bass, '78 P bass, '87 MIJ P Bass, Fender Bassman 50 (rebuilt from the ground up by Gartone), Bergantino Forte D, TE Elf, Barefaced Super Compact and One10, Fender Rumble 100. @sifi2112 Vigier Excess 4, Mas26 (x2) sfx D3 preamp Koch ATR4502 poweramp @neepheid - Some and hopefully all of Epiphone Jack Casady, G&L L-1000, Epiphone Les Paul Standard, G&L Tribute LB-100, Sire D5, Reverend Triad, Yamaha BB1200, Harley Benton HB-50, Soloking MJ-1, Epiphone Explorer, Markbass Mini CMD 121P IV, Markbass NY 121 cab @ead - ACG SLG 32" 4-string; "Lee Sklar bass"; Ibanez Grooveline GS104; Yamaha Attitude Special; SBMM Pete Wentz Stingray sig bass; practice amp (with headphones)

I should be ok for 18th May.

Harsh but fair. Might bring more than one, but please, tour rules apply.

Also interested. Will need to check the date with She Who Must Be Feared and Obeyed.

Folks might also wish to consider the Sterling by Musicman Pete Wentz Signature Bass. Same passive Stingray type bass but a lot cheaper. I picked one up preloved for a chunk less than the JD by Sterling or whatever it's called. OK, mine is black not natural, but it does have a roasted maple neck and nicer knobs if we are being picky. I think the controls are better placed than on this new bass too. That being said I do love the look of the JD by stealth bass.

Just acquired a bridge from Dave. It arrived super quickly and packaged to withstand a nuclear strike. Top bloke; one of the best on here. Thanks again.

I've put a sticker or two on pickguards; all pretty tame really.

This is my old bass. The sratchplate was custom made by Jack's Instrument Services in Manchester IIRC.

Back at £225 now. Looks like someone thought it was something else from that stable.

I think there are quite a few knocking about that I remember seeing but I'm not sure of the full background to the body shape. There maybe something on the ACG thread. Just checked back. The SLG was launched in 2020.

Yes, I would agree. Quite nice is a fair judgement. Scale length is 32".

This landed two weeks ago and due to a bout of ill health I'm just getting around to this post. My humble apologies bass brethren, I throw myself to the mercy of the court. p.s. It's a cracker. Rather than re-post Alan's pics please see the web page here: https://acguitars.co.uk/project/0500slg4-32/ I did manage one pic at ead towers though:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/116041948046

I have a selection of three very different Js to are welcome to come and try. I seem to recall we are not too far apart. I'm afraid I can't help with the others, but I do have an ACG that would, I'm sure, hit your spot.

I owned an RSD Chinese Metroexpress (fretless) for quite a while and the simple expedient of taking out the original fit preamp and replacing it with a John East drop in J Retro Deluxe tuned it into a very decent bass indeed. I found no issues with the hardware and the original fit pickups, although not the Saowsky hum cancelling ones, were also perfectly fine.

This. My favourite being my Geddy Lee (or any other J with 70s pickup positions).

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