Jean-Luc Pickguard

We're a happy family - The Residents

Vinyl Confrontation - The Residents

Walter Westinghouse - The Residdents

The Sleeper - The Residents

Death in Barstow - The Residents

Blue Rosebuds - The Residents

Islands in the stream - Dolly & Beardy

Scent of Mint - The Residents

Dunlop prime tone 1.5mm small triangle (no grip version)—the same ones I use on guitar.

Cold as a corpse - The Residents

2 Robert Pant Gay Numan The and The Bach Boys Bards of Canada Ox Tops Brian No C.W. Stonking Canned Hat Chap Trick

Jimi Hendrix Dildo - The Residents

If changing strings does alter the amount of relief in the neck it is important to realise that adjusting the truss rod isn't as big a deal as you probably think it is once you are able to predict what adjusting it will do. There are plently of tutorials available and if there's a friendly basschatter near you they might be able to help you.

Bach is Dead - The Residents

Constantinople - The Residents

The Act of being polite - The Residents

This idea reminds me a little of the orginal design used for crate amps. https://www.premierguitar.com/trash-or-treasure-crate-cr-1

What am I gonna do? - The Residents

John Lennon managed to remove the sunburst finish off his casino and clearcoat it to a natural finish—allthough he probably didn't do the work himself. If you were to try this on one of the guilds you'd want to do it to the brown one which is laminated maple rather than the red one which is lovely as it is and is laminated mahogany. I don't know how the modern finish would compare to John's 60's finish. I imagine (no pun intended) his casino would have had a thin nitro finish that might have come off with a wipe of lacquer thinner. Alternatively you could sell one and add some cash to get a natural flamed maple starfire II. I have one and it is phenomenal with the bisonic pickups.

The coming of the crow - The Residents

Judas Saves - The Residents

I got Rhythm - The Residents

Silver sharp and could not care - The Residents

I bounce around mainly between my mustang basses and thunderbirds being my favourites. At the moment I'm playing my JMJ mustang more than anything else, but will probably switch back to a thunderbird vintage pro within a few weeks. Guitar-wise I've changed from telecasters to mustangs, however I have an Epiphone Casino incoming so it will be interesting to see whether that unseats my vintera mustang as my daily strummer.