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Thanks Gary, that's really good of you. Hopefully we can get a result with the paint man

I'm checking with the guy that used to spray Martin Simms stuff, he's going to take a look to see if he can improve it it's a poly finish and does look a bit rough, which might put people off. The actual bass was working fine (sounded great too) when he passed. It's difficult to value too

yes the bass is sound, I know it well

I know the paint man that used to work at Sims, he's my next port of call The bass was always stored after gigs. I don't think he ever cleaned it

well there's the rub, I have no idea how it would work but it is pretty scruffy the way it is

Basschat massive. My late boss and bandmate's widow is thinking about letting his custom made jackson go. It has laid unplayed for 10 years now. It had done literally thousands of gigs . At least 50 per year for 24 years It has a custom graphic, a Star Wars theme. There is only one other of this graphic which was the original custom build Jackson did but they made it right handed and he was a left. I tracked the right handed one down on here 10 years ago. This l/h one is a bit tatty Should I tell her to get it restored a bit. Laquer is peeling in places Here's a few pictures It has a rewound p pickup by Aaron Armstrong and Kahler bass trem

I'm working through it at the moment is the 8" screwed from the inside, like in the video of you making the slightly smaller 1x12" Phil?

I nearly forgot to mention @Phil Starr bass cab shootout / blind test Not only was it interesting but quite jaw dropping actually Who knew a 1x8 could sound so full, so much so it's my next project to do Nice one Phil

Agreed, The retro wind P bass, now that sounded like my '73 P bass. Was the best sounding bass in that little group. They all sounded great, but that was supern for me

yep, a great day out. Lovely to meet everybody. I'm rubbish with faces, so look forward to meeting you all next year!! @Mike Brooks, great interviews and really great to meet you Lovely to meet Chris for Thunder. He's actually replaced me in the Americana Revue band that I was in (long story but I didn't leave) His Gary Glitter story has me p1ssing myself laughing. @NancyJohnson great to see you again and looking so well @prowla great to meet you and talk Rics @cetera that's some collection of Spectors and nice to put a face to the name @silverfoxnikagain a pleasure to meet you @bassace97 get in touch mate, I'll give you HW contact details and everybody else, a pleasure to geek out with you all

all loaded PA for the guest speakers.........................check Harry White 4003.........................check Warwick Reverso Adam Clayton............check Ashdowm RM500 + Mark bass 1x15 and sansamp svt pedal (a must for the HW4003) and for those of you into electric cars, MG4 too lol

it's a yes from me too JMJ Mustang

simples YES the very fact you're asking, means you want one I have 4 My wife has 2 It's the law

no, the pickup is not in the same place as a P bass. (I measured mine). It's the same with the current Adam Clayton Warwick too. They sound good but not the same as a P bass

Earlier this year, in my quest for U2 basses came these Warwicks Then came a Harry White 4003 Found myself buying a Ric bridge pickup and the bloke played me some stuff he recorded with his Ric thru an Ampeg V4B. So I had to buy one of those too Wow, ussed the HW thru the Ampeg last week at a Total Jam gig. Awesome. Total Jam are a Jam tribute not able to get everything lined up but what a year I've had Ampeg has given me the best sound I've had in 38 years of gigging