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New to me, though it does stir an old memory I can't pin down. The bridge/tuner arrangement is very Kramer The Duke(/Hondo Alien). (The serial number doesn't follow the Kramer patterns I know of, but I'm not well-informed.) Where is it, and how much is the asking price?

[quote name='kodiakblair' timestamp='1431539256' post='2772411'] AT thanks for the heads up. I thought that one was over in the US. Tell you what that is a fantastic low price for one. I think I paid £250 for mine from a car parts dealer in the States.If anyone is interested in the T-20 I'd recommend you buy it quick. They don't come up too often over here. [/quote] If I had any money...

[quote name='Ktmman' timestamp='1431459218' post='2771630'] Looks a bit like a weather map of England minus Wales and Scotland [/quote] UKIP bass

Nope. I live on my own though.

Simply Red. Dr Hook. "Novelty" "comedy" songs by people like Jasper Carrott.

Seventy-seven quid for a clip-on tuner?! Heel be lucky.

[quote name='tauzero' timestamp='1430912958' post='2765820'] And it backfires if I (as any sensible person would) put "-fender" into my search to exclude all Fenders. [/quote] This.

I wouldn't go near anyone with that.

Sing? Almost everyone can learn to sing, or so they tell me.

[quote name='PlungerModerno' timestamp='1430797780' post='2764624'] It should be . . . Your favourite Colour! But if it doesn't suit, or you don't really have a favourite . . . Here's some linkages: [/quote] Thanks for the pics, excellent idea These two are closest to the body colour.

[quote name='inate_hex' timestamp='1430790308' post='2764617'] What is the fretboard wood? [/quote] Rosewood.

I have a P-ish body which is Shoreline Gold (or close to it). It will have a J-width neck and P-J Bartolinis, and I think it needs a scratchplate. What colour should the plate be?

[quote name='FelixGubbins' timestamp='1430726922' post='2763942'] It's only meant to be a 10 string bass looking at the bridge. Is he havin a laff? [/quote] But you get 50% extra, free! What's not to like?

Is it surprisingly cheap?

[quote name='Coldflows' timestamp='1430589249' post='2762950'] What's the best way to remove a totally wrecked bridge saddle pin? I found some matching replacements but I need to get the rusted ones out first! [/quote] I would: 1 - Take it off the bass. 2 - Soak it in penetrating oil for a day. 3 - Use pliers to turn the pin, if you can get any purchase. Failing that, use a Dremel or similar to cut a slot in the pin end, so that you can get purchase on it with a screwdriver. Heat or cold might also be useful in freeing the pin. Cold is probably less risky - put it in the freezer overnight.

[quote name='fingers211' timestamp='1430419867' post='2761323'] Not the sort of music I'd normally listen to......but; great arrangment , superbly executed, and the overall sound is top notch....enjoyed it and well impressed !! [/quote] This

I may be doing the same... yesterday my Farida FJB-6 had to compete with a Yamaha with a P pup. And a bigger amp. Hmmm.