NBD... I Need Help 😫

[JazzyJ]

Well, after weeks of deliberation I finally caved and have absolutely no regrets.

 

MusicMan Pino fretted signature (I have enough fretless basses).

This sounds immense with the flats, probably pop some rounds at some  point.

It is an expensive piece of kit but I can justify it. Cracking bass 👍.

 

 

 

[police squad]

nice score

[HeadlessBassist]

Congratulations. They're lovely basses. If you like it and it fits you like a glove, the cost really doesn't matter and hey, you may be run over by a Bus tomorrow. Enjoy it  

[Hellzero]

I don't drive a bus. 

[Hellzero]

That said, great bass, mate, congratulations!👏🏼 

[Misdee]

These look like basses someone will get a lifetime's worth of pleasure from playing. Just a really nice old-school Stingray, so much fun to be had with that. 

 

Three and a half grand-ish is a lot of money, but these basses look pretty good value to me in the current market. A Stingray Special in a nice finish is now over 3k, and compared to Fender Custom Shop basses these EBMM Pino basses are a veritable bargain. 

Edited 7 hours ago by Misdee

[Lozz196]

Looks really nice, love the colour scheme 

[ead]

Lovely looking thing.

 

Weirdly I have just splashed out £99 on a fretless Dimavery copy of a Stingray that I intend to mod a bit to get to be a rough imitation of Pino's fretless Stingray.

Edited 5 hours ago by ead

[ebenezer]

Very nice

[HeadlessBassist]

7 hours ago, Hellzero said:

I don't drive a bus. 

 

Hmmm... If you were driving said Bus, you wouldn't have much chance of being run over by it. 🤔

[Pea Turgh]

1 hour ago, HeadlessBassist said:

 

Hmmm... If you were driving said Bus, you wouldn't have much chance of being run over by it. 🤔

What was that bloke’s name from East 17?  He managed it.

Edited 1 hour ago by Pea Turgh
Brian Harvey!

[Lozz196]

8 minutes ago, Pea Turgh said:

What was that bloke’s name from East 17?  He managed it.

Brian Harvey, takes a certain amount of genius to run yourself over.

[Misdee]

9 minutes ago, Lozz196 said:

Brian Harvey, takes a certain amount of genius to run yourself over.

There was jacket potato involved, apparently.

 

I met Brian, Tony and their bodyguard when East 17 were in the first flush of their success. They were what you might describe as robust individuals. It's not an act, they are genuine chavs.

Edited 1 hour ago by Misdee

[Pea Turgh]

Just now, Misdee said:

There was jacket potato involved, apparently.

No, it was definitely Brian Harvey, but I can see what you mean.

[Bagman]

12 minutes ago, Misdee said:

There was jacket potato involved, apparently.

 

I met Brian, Tony and their bodyguard when East 17 were in the first flush of their success. They were what you might describe as robust individuals. It's not an act, they are genuine chavs.

Baked Potato or Jacket Potato? 

[Pea Turgh]

I’d say he’s quite baked.

[JazzyJ]

21 minutes ago, Lozz196 said:

Brian Harvey, takes a certain amount of genius to run yourself over.

Oh, I managed to run myself over whilst carrying out an emissions test (MOT) on an automatic vehicle which I had left in reverse gear (auto parking brake). Driver's door open, floored the accelerator, it hurt a bit 😳.

 

Back on track. ParcelForce did their best to destroy the bass. It survived thankfully. 

 

 

[Misdee]

1 hour ago, Bagman said:

Baked Potato or Jacket Potato? 

 I wasn't there, but in his explanation of how he managed to run himself over, Brian claimed to have eaten three large tuna and cheese jacket potatoes, the resulting nausea causing him to fall from his reversing car which then ran him over.

 

I cannot help think in light of that event that Italians are wise indeed to insist that cheese should never be included in seafood dishes. Brian's  increasingly wretched plight since that unfortunate day is testament to the efficacy of that dietary rule.

Edited 2 minutes ago by Misdee