LukeFRC

I like the rear mounted controls but with the Perspex bell plate - A good solution as it also helps them take more wood out the back.

question for you.... the BDDI i think gives a kinda SVT type tone in a pedal... on the Stomp can you get the SVT model to do what you're wanting it to as an alternative? Either as preamp or full amp

I used the Leland stuff - I wonder if PVA is needed as if anything the seal on the concrete will stop the paint keying into it. From memory the first coat soaked in a wee bit, and the second coat went Ontop

I painted our garage floor with the basic screwfix garage floor paint Last year, it’s been great and makes a big difference. I don’t know why I would need to redo it in three years really, but if I do it’s cheap and easy to do. I looked at epoxy and more expensive approaches but decided that for me they didn’t give me much over paint except a smaller wallet. Our garage is a double so the cost differences were multiplied vs Your considerations

Wow - I was daft enough to google. Some review of a $400 wooden box with a credit card that shines a led light and apparently enhances the 0s and 1s in a cd!

wow. When I bought my very modest Bluesound setup I looked at other options... theres a level of HiFi that seems to decend into a black hole I would rather not ever go down.

I ripped all the CDs to a NAS and then use bluesound powernode. i was starting from scratch and my first serious hifi- if I remember at the time we had just got married and it was a choice between a hifi and tv. We went hifi and bought a tv a few months later. (This is 7 years ago btw not in the dark ages when TVs were particularly expensive)

We've got a pair of Bluesound equivalent to Sonos one in the kitchen and then the Powernode in the front room with this weird 2.1 speaker system Bluesound did. Apparently no-one wanted 2.1 speakers in Europe. I think it's great, I get small bookshelf speakers, and then one of the toy boxes under the TV is actually a sub.

My old one. I tracked down the guy who owns currently on Basschat it years ago. I saved up like crazy at the end of high school for my first bass, a lunchtime trip to a musicshop in Colchester found this hiding at the back of the shop where it must have been for years, the neck was like a banana and the screws were rusty... my dad was working in the town and helped talk the price down... my dad is quite good at bargaining, the sales assistant was sent to get the gig bag and came back with a status branded hardcase, it being the only status in the shop it went in it. Owner was not so happy his assistant had given it to me. Would be interesting to try now after all these years. From memory it was amazing to play, a lovely lovely. The sound was a bit warm and smooth. The Japanese CIJ precision that replaced it sounded a lot better. I few years later I realised I could join Basschat and someone would pay me good money for the bass and I could buy a Warwick streamer from Warwickhunt... and the rest is history!

I used to have a Status Shark 2 proactive... It was my first bass about 18 years back. I love the fact that neither the Statii forum or the Status website have changed since then! (Obv. excerpt the 15 different Mark King special editions since then )

Andy will of course probably got the original leaflet... but for the rest of us http://www.statii.com/status_cats/catalogues/10/index.html

That’s some good work there!

They made it. They still make a version of it now

Which of his pres is it?

Personally I understand why you striped it, but I kinda wish you were doing something more than just danish oil... in a few years that too will have yellowed and it will look similar to how it did before.... colour stain, or @Andyjr1515 used Osmo oil that kept the raw colour of the wood on a bass he built for the Greek.

You only got one of his basses last week and you’re social media buddies!

Have you got a photo of the back of it? Headstock, neck join and something of the back of the neck.

I spy a lot of Peavey love

There’s nout there that would be an upgrade on your gear

Even with your wobbly knob half hanging out?

bit mad - you would think someone in the company would just want to shift it after a while