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That is a rough job makes me feel all unsettled just looking at it. Not sure what to suggest really. I think if it were me I would live with and play it for a few days, to get a feel for the instrument and to decide if it were a keeper or not. If it is one of the good Fender 70's basses and the purchase price was really good, then I might well consider getting prices to get it properly restored.

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1402139426' post='2470349'] This is spot on. It will take you just five minutes to establish whether or not they can play guitar, but five months to learn whether or not you actually like being in a band with them. [/quote] Got to agree with this and what Lozz said.

Looks lovely that

[quote name='Marvin' timestamp='1402049638' post='2469496'] As the saying goes There's nothing as overrated as bad sex and nothing so underrated as a great P [/quote]

Not done any of this type of gigging, so no tips but wish you luck with it .

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1401974183' post='2468811'] But for how long..??!! [/quote] Truth is Mark, probably not long. You know how it is

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Thank you gents. It is a pleasure to play. For the moment my P bass satisfaction is complete. I'm well covered on the P front. modern 2013 Dingwall, vintage 1966 & 75 Fender, and the 80's and 90's are represented as well.

We could have had a coffee meet up Give me a shout if you come back down for the Dusty

A mixed bag today. Shine by Take That and Bubbles Biffy Clyro

That really does look the part. Savor the wait Mark

[size=3]It's not good though is it? A company selling a product, whatever the product, should be able to furnish a potential purchaser with all the specifications.[/size]

Actually had this a few days now, but needed to spend some spending time getting to know it and what a pleasure that has been. My thanks to Grand Wazzoo for igniting the Dingwall GAS in me, offering advice and also for sorting out the negotiations/purchasing. He has really gone above and beyond. The quality of design, workmanship and materials is exceptional. Just looking forward to gigging it now. [url="https://flic.kr/p/nRjANF"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/nRtrTE"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/nz8Sxa"][/url] [url="https://flic.kr/p/nz8iMy"][/url]

That's a depressing situation

I've often heard that they are very good at customer care. Tis a pleasing thing

I love my Fenders but mostly gig my 1980's G&L SB1, it could never be described as blah.

When you say it's muddy live, is that through FOH p.a. or your rig. What is your rig. What strings? Give us a little more info

Don't let it go again