kevin_lindsay

I've sold loads of basses on this site, and have always had great interaction with the prospective buyers. One bass actually sold and I had the payment within an hour of listing the instrument.

Cool! I'd there a web link to the show?

I absolutely loved the documentary - made me want to play all those classic tunes again. I ordered the new Mr Blue Sky album also. The guy is a star - class act!!!!

I'll need to Chaco this out. Last book I read of his was his Bicycle Diaries

Jeff Lynne - absolute legend!!!

Mark King managed pretty well too.

The bass is a mid '50's style one with amp knobs rather than the usual chrome types.

Listening now - fantastic stuff. Thanks for the heads up mate.

Absolutely nothing to worry about. As stated previously, it's simply the finish sinking into the wood grain. Itcan happen with any finish. For example, on very thin nitro finishes it can be very noticeable. Poly finishes mask it better due to their thickness and plasticity. Here's my ultra thin ( about the overall thickness of a sheet of paper) Shell Pink nitro finish on a swamp ash body [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/d71afa9d.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/8bc9c4dc.jpg[/IMG]

Last time I was in New York (last December), I bought a couple of guitars, 4 or 5 effects pedals and 40 sets of strings. I put the effect pedals and strings in my hand luggage. When I got to the security scanning section at the airport, I simply took the pedals and boxes of strings out of my small carry case so the scanner guys could see what the items were. In JFK and Heathrow, the security guys simply said "you've obviously done this before?". No hassles whatsoever

That's the brand! I forgot that Rob made necks under that brand name!!! I can sleep more easily tonight! Thanks matey.

Pino's graphite neck (which he fitted while he had the original neck's fingerboard replaced) wasn't a Status one (or Strata as they were first known before Fender got them to change the name). I can't remember if it was a Moses or a Modulus neck. Maz (Pino's wife) can't recall which one it was either.

Every Time You Go Away - Paul Young - cover if a Hall & Oates song Tear Your Playhouse Down - Paul Young - cover of a song by Ann Peebles

And here's Trevor playing a drop tuned P-Bass with Grace Jones. Incidentally, the DVD this is from is called Slaves To The Rhythm http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=crsb7fdWflU&sns=em

As stated above, give Martin at The Gallery a call. http://www.thebassgallery.com/

If you want to chat about doing your refin, drop me a contact number via PM and I'll let you know how I found each stage of the process mate. Here's my refinish stuff: Eric Johnson Strat refin: http://basschat.co.uk/topic/163365-refinishing-fender-strat/ Shell Pink USA '62 Jazz Bass refinish http://basschat.co.uk/topic/165861-fender-usa-62-jazz-bass-refinish-at-home/page__fromsearch__1 Shell Pink mid 50's style P-Bass build http://basschat.co.uk/topic/180456-my-mid-50s-style-p-bass/page__fromsearch__1

The Manchester Guitar Tech nitro ISN'T pre-cat!!! Rather, it's the real McCoy. Steve's spray cans are great. I've used the products on my surf green Eric Johnson Strat refinish, the refinish on the Shell Pink USA '62 reissue Jazz Bass, and on the shell pink mid 50's style P-Bass I did also.

[quote name='risingson' timestamp='1345818301' post='1781976'] I noticed Dave Swift had one of these made for him and it took years for it to be completed!! [/quote] Yup, that's the one I'm talking about!

Just as well it wasn't an Anthony Jackson model - $15,000 !!!!!!!!! Aagh!!!!!

Cool! Let Us know how the new rig works out for you.

Looking great!!!

I'm still waiting for the Delta Resonator Cones - the delivery appears to have gone amiss in the Royal Mail delivery system! Aagh!!! So, I reassembled the guitar using the original (cleaned up!) cones, and put on a set if new strings - D'Addario EJ42 .016-.056. Here's some pics for now: [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/2DCF5AED-3D13-4317-9E0C-A4F550D9CABF-245-00000035E924420E.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/64B04124-3E76-4A91-9DCF-A1E366B3ECE4-245-00000035E10E08B7.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/BA1C2F52-429F-4AF5-BEC2-6877C3595D4A-245-00000035D87893A6.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y289/kevin_lindsay/F26D80CC-D22B-48F3-8DDC-A7DDAD301973-245-00000035D0D370D7.jpg[/IMG]

Why would you want to switch between the caps? "one way makes the bass sound nice, the other way makes it sound like it's buried under a dozen duvets. Yeah, I want to keep that setiing!!! ". Hahaha Anyhow, I've still got a couple of the Mullard "tropical fish" caps left if any of you want to try the mod out. If you prefer the original "wooly" sound, it's just a couple of minutes to return the bass to it's original format.

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