dudewheresmybass

3 i found too scooped for my taste. The 4 are the harris sig, so I imagine should have more mids to them

He was switching regularly between passive and active modes during his noodlings, and he spoke about it in his spiel

money - the pinks

when a blind man cries - Poiple

the butler vintage is a great p bass no matter what the name attached to it is. Its a bit subjective as to whether a 'name' instrument will sell more than a bog standard one. However it does seem to draw people to them perhaps in the first instance - along the lines of "oh! a *insert name here * bass I wonder how that is. Presumably the hope from there is that the instrument is good enough to sell. I have sig instruments from different manufacturers (not my sig! LOL) and I bought them because they did what I wanted them to do and not based on the associated name

great balls of fire - Jerry lee

Cinnamon girl- Neil young / type o negative

I'd gig that as well - In a heartbeat lol

looks pretty comprehensive. If you don't mind me asking, how much was it?

cherry pie - Warrant

pretty fly for a white guy - offspring

peacock suit - weller

Yes

politician - cream

French chalk

Will do mate. Cheers. Pm incoming

Dog like sparky - cardiacs

Hiya I have two of these amazing instruments, however one of them has developed the signature 'arched bridge' The measurements I've taken from the 'good' one don't seem to match up with anything that I can find available. Am I now going to have to resort to trying to find another to 'break'? Does anyone have any experience in this? Any and all help gratefully received Cheers

awesome!

dancing with tears in my eyes - ultravox?

5,6,7,8 - steps

torn and twisted - Thunderstick

Whole lotta love - Zep

hand of doom - the sabbs