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I have similar issues finding cases - as I play Warlocks with the oversized reverse headstocks they sold in the 90's (I currently own 3, a paddle headstock warlock which fits into a standard case, a mockingbird, and an Ironbird.) The best alternative I found was the Roksak Thunderbird case. It survived taking my main stage instrument to Poland and back in April. Not too sure if it's still available though

every day I write the book - Elvis costello

snowblind - Sabbath

I've got a brand new combine harvester - Wurzels

devil doesn't bargain - Alec Benjamin

back on the streets - Gary moore

give it away - RHCP

keep on rotting in the free world - Carcass

perfect gentleman - Helloween

I've used the red one for guitar with great effect for a lot of years, but never with bass. However, the eq curve is switchable IIRC

Cheers for posting

through glass - stone sour

Alone - heart

Welcome home (sanitarium) - metallica

D I V O R C E - Tammy Wynette

heavy metal warrior - buck tow truck

can the can - Suzi Q

eton trifles - The Jam

that girl right there - creed fisher

hi. I'm Gravesend based, would you perhaps be able to meet half way for a swap?

crimes - Xentrix

Skid marks - 3OH!3

Yes, and as it's only for stage wear, I can claim it against tax

That's an interesting vid, making some very good points. Thanks for sharing

Steve has had a phenomenal career -the list of albums he's worked on is full of influential recordings. He's mainly known for bands such as Death, Sadus and Testament, but he also rerecorded all of the bass parts for the last Megadeth album, after the last incumbent was caught in a compromising situation with a fan online. The fretless work on the Control Denied album - The Fragile Art of Existance is nothing less than godlike! A sig model that is long overdue, and will no doubt be a killer instrument