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Beedster

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  1. IME - and I've done both - it's often more economic to simply buy an aftermarket body in the preferred finish than it is to refin the existing body; for example a while back I bought a stunning new Warmoth 3tsb body for not a lot more than a refin had recently cost me, which was close to £400. OK it's most useful with Fenders/Fenderalikes and MMs of course but there's a 90% chance after all 👍
  2. Likewise, a timeless classic made all the more amusing when someone refuses to find it funny 😂
  3. Really enjoyed that 👍
  4. I’m building an interesting fretless with mine, it’s a stunning piece of wood, almost tempted to buy the other one 👍
  5. Not a very god pic but in short a nice big lump of 80's brass Fender fit 👍
  6. I've a very well engineered and very solid brass bridge from the 80's that would totally look the part on that bass, I'll see if I can dig it out and post photos later today
  7. Agreed, also listen to Trash on Manifesto, bass as rhythmic engine
  8. Nicely put 👍
  9. About 80% of what I play 👍
  10. I always think rhythm first, note second 👍
  11. Be over later this morning Jay 👍
  12. https://www.talkbass.com/threads/what-is-this-gigantic-fender-p-bass-bridge.1441155/
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