Telebass

If this is of the same vintage as the RBX250, heel-end adjuster, a standard Gibson key fits.

Hipshot HB7s. ..

All style, no substance. But give it time...

Same. Punters love it! Don't get me wrong, there are songs which I hated to play (Ace of Spades particularly), but they WORK. Give an audience their weekly dose of cheese rock, and they are yours for ever!

Precisely. But they (mostly) know what they like!

It's never sad, cliched pub rock to an enthusiastic audience. ..

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1445879813' post='2895001'] I do it on one of my covers bands. It's good fun - a nice line, good song, and the punters love it. [/quote] This. If you're in a remotely popular covers band, why are you NOT playing this? Along with all the other stuff punters love? That's what you're paid for! I've played it innumerable times, and still enjoy the song and the inevitable joy from a well-lubricated audience!

Bravo Pete, big steps taken. Plenty of support on here for you.

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1445613135' post='2892864'] also Lee Sklaar and Russ Kunkel [/quote] [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSaKBoePC34"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSaKBoePC34[/url] Definitely my vote. Joe Osborn and Hal Blaine weren't so dusty either...

Presumably this has a vintage style truss rod adjuster, therefore you need the size that fits the bridge?

Due to severe cash shortage, the Jazz I got from Raslee of this parish still has rounds on it. Aargh! I'd forgotten how horrible they feel...

The only answer to this question is - ALL of them.

[sharedmedia=core:attachments:201193] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:201195] Here's my VM 70s Jazz - going to keep it after all, will probably fit new pickups (JBXNs, maybe?), and, of course, some TI JF344 Jazz Flats. What else?