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priscillasnake's stuff is often priced, um, [i]ambitiously.[/i] Some of the 60s Italian stuff is completely off the wall. This is relatively tame; just a very short scale.

To be fair, he does claim to be a costume bass maker...

Mirror Or mint.

Nice one. I might make it to the Fleece

Looks nice. Some suspicious wear on one of the neckplate screws - why has the neck been on + off enough for the screw head to be worn like that? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980-S-IBANEZ-ROADSTAR-2-4-STRING-BASS-BLACK-/281584450185?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item418fbdba89

I don't make enough use of large sections of the site (Repairs, Events, Grooves, etc.). The Composition Challenge should not feel left out.

[quote name='namefail' timestamp='1422711160' post='2675893'] And from the sublime to the (almost) ridiculous, and rather nasty Thunder 1A. He's only asking £100 for it but does need some love. Glasgow Gumtree: [url="http://www.gumtree.com/p/guitar-instrument/westone-thunder-1a-bass-guitar/1097975138"]http://www.gumtree.c...itar/1097975138[/url] [/quote] Humour me, and explain why Thunder 1As are rather nasty?

Looks nice

[quote name='gjones' timestamp='1422631635' post='2674921'] Surely only Conan The Barbarian could ever tame such a beast. [/quote] Surely only a barbarian would consider it...

I used to do little fills under the guitarist. But we were talking about All Right Now ...

That is surprising.

I should not have sold my Yamaha BBN5. Basic, for sure, but it was comfortable and played nicely. The B string was decent for the price, IMO.

It looks like something ran it over. (The Epi, not the Supro.)

Adrian bought my Steinberger Spirit. I dropped it off with him and we spent a pleasant hour talking about basses and why he really needs to stay well out of the For Sale forums A thoroughly nice bloke and I'd be pleased to deal with him again.

I liked that