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With that title I thought, "hello, hello, hello", I'm going to be doing my first bit of moderating on the accessories and misc. forum. But as you were, the excitement is over and I've put away my mods truncheon

Seen this posted before but worth another viewing, really enjoyable Zepp purists will be along presently to give it a slating

Maybe wait until you've played it at another venue. Some instruments will just not be right in a village hall, whatever you try to do. I've experienced the same in the past. Give it a chance

Duraglit did a splendid job on my p bass. This was on a maple fret board though, so no need to mask off.

That's a cool looking instrument

Wow Jamie, that is properly roadworn. Like others have said, leave the electrics alone. Give it a clean,,,, play and enjoy. It's certainly an instrument you can gig and not worry about it getting a dink or two.

We have a gear porn forum for this very thing

Good plan Lozz. I'm gigging that night, so giving it a miss though.

Hello and welcome, hope you enjoy the site.

Thanks for posting, an enjoyable start to my day

[quote name='jaybass 70' timestamp='1390813339' post='2349680'] Dunno about the physics to be honest, wouldn't hanging a guitar cause a bit of stress at the neck/body joint due to the actual weight of the guitar ? (applies to bolt on necks, not neck through) [/quote] Think you are worrying unnecessarily, after all, they hang on straps when we play em.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Wp6yF-JanI Really like this lot.

Great work, good to see a bass getting a make over and a new lease of life.

There are a few of us with 70's Fenders for sale at the moment on the forum. Most of us Bass Chatters are friendly, trustworthy and I would think happy to arrange a demo. Go check them out Good luck and enjoy the search.

Good score. My daughter had one of these a couple of years back and it played well, nice and light.