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Welcome! Enjoy the forum!

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Welcome! Mid life, yes. Crisis? What crisis?

Welcome! The only cure for GAS is... Damn, I forgot...

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Welcome, from a former Londoner! What bass did you buy, out of interest?

Welcome! '74 P-bass - outstanding!

"maybe a bit old at 38 and 60 months". Hmmm, in 3 days I'll be 57. 57! Only eight years to me pension, gov! Welcome! And enjoy that new Fender. Even if it is the wrong one...

60 for 2009, 37 alreadt booked for 2010 - looking good!

Welcome! Nice rig and bass!

No better place For all things bass! Welcome!

Welcome! Not seen a bass like that before, very interesting!

Welcome, and enjoy!

Cool, jump in and enjoy! And yes, the arthritikies can be a nuisance...

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Hi Terry, and welcome! You're never too old, and as soon as you can even think about blagging through a few numbers, start playing with others if you can. In at the deep end is always a good thing!

Welcome! Ashdown is good sounding, but there have been reliability issues with some older far-eastern built kit. New should be fine, or British built. My previous rig was an Ashdown - very good it was too. BTW, you might want to check that caps lock...

For the record...Servisol super 10 is the stuff required.

Finally got to putting new tuners on my MIM P. What a difference! I installed Schaller BMFLs. The extra mass hasn't unbalanced it any, and it has eliminated a weak deadspot at the 5th fret, G string. And of course, the tuning is much nicer and more accurate than the MIM tuners. This bass is now as modded as it will ever be. Tuners, '94 AmStd pickup, b/w/b guard, complete rewire with CTS pots and Switchcraft jack. Will attempt some pictures later on. Edit: forgot the covers and finger rest!

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