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Ow. Good luck to your drummer, and to you as well.

I sold him a P-style bass body. Good deal, clean and simple with good communications. I'd be happy to deal with him again. cheers Mike

I bought his Hartke kickback. I really like his homebuild five-string, it's a classy piece of kit and well thought out. Nice guy, went out of his way to get things sorted. No hesitation in dealing with him again. Thanks

I picked up Mel's white SR300. All went well and I am a happy bunny. This is about the fourth time I've bought stuff from her, so yeah, no hesitation in dealing with her and no doubt I will again. Cheers

I've only bought one bass with its original hard case, and that was battered beyond use (broken hinge) - it's only good to sit under my bed. Which is where it is, with the bass in it.

[quote name='Zenitram' timestamp='1381934215' post='2245712'] I expect we'll end up going our separate ways due to Musical Differences.... [/quote] Met him once. What a git the guy is, breaks bands up all over the place.

Some people like the Tbird ergonomics (I believe BC member shaggy is one). I don't; I found the Epi Tbird I had was very uncomfortable to play standing up. It was fine sitting down, but that's not terribly rock+roll, is it

[quote name='SlapbassSteve' timestamp='1381754053' post='2243131'] I had one of these for a while! Bought on here as a project, ended up selling to a lad up in Wigan. Looked great once I'd stuck some block markers and (airfix paint) fretboard binding on it! [attachment=146077:IMG_0410.JPG] [/quote] Bought from me, IIRC

Me too... I've yet to sort out a J neck for mine, but it plays well enough for messing about at home.

I'd quit on the spot.

[quote name='Rumple' timestamp='1381662723' post='2241883'] I quite fancy a pink bass, not that PINK though [/quote] The Westfield Ps are not bad for the money, and not as loud as the Dean.

I'd stick with two, personally. Mind you, I am a martyr to GAS...

Love the headstock shape. (Everything else, not so much... and I hate the colour.)

I think they are. Interesting... I love the last comment "Please no naughty e bayers as you will be told on."

[quote name='elom' timestamp='1381485647' post='2239659'] Damn, I thought it was 'Drug A Mummer' day. Anyone want a comatose Morris Man? [/quote] I wondered why I was feeling strange...

It's a good idea. I did it for jsixties (great guy ), worked well. But I live in a backwater, so it's rare that I'd be able to contribute.

I bought David's Milestone III. Good clean transaction, really couldn't be better. I've dealt with him before and would happily do so again. Thanks!

Steve Garvey And, I love Everybody's Happy Nowadays. Can't play it though... :/

can't hug a drum machine. Especially because our singer's got it.

[quote name='51m0n' timestamp='1381235500' post='2236123'] Ebow on bass sounds amazing if you are a genius with it, but its insanely frustrating to control.... Of course if you are a fiftieth level dark lord of bass madness you use two at the same time:- [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xx1RccwlF5g[/media] [/quote] That is [i]bonkers[/i]. Four detuners on the headstock, and another on the bridge ... ?! I think. And some stuff I didn't understand at all - was he pushing on the back of the neck?

[quote name='noelk27' timestamp='1380937035' post='2232686'] Apart from under a bedstead (you can get nine rectangular cases under a double bedstead), stood upright at the back or end of a wardrobe, laid on top of a wardrobe, in a meter cupboard, in an under-stair cupboard. [/quote] All those are full already

[quote name='noelk27' timestamp='1380937035' post='2232686'] ... you can get ... laid on top of a wardrobe ... [/quote] Now there's something I've never attempted