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White Cloud

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  1. Dear fellow Basschatters, these are crazy times: For this reason I've made my latest book available for the next few days as a FREE kindle download. Follow the link to access it. Hope this helps. Stay safe. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B085PV6MGK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_km0FEbQZ1JTGM
  2. Agreed! Very subjective thread this one.
  3. It's a quandary as it stands however, I'd be inclined to cancel. I agree that current Govt advice is wishy washy but I think we should all be prepared for that stance to harden significantly over the next 7-14 days.
  4. Fantastic tale... Loved it! Also love your new Vigier Arpege. Congratulations. Can't believe you owned no 2 back in the day. Incredible basses.
  5. Lovely... and beautiful pictures of Finland 😁
  6. Agreed. Phenomenal basses.
  7. This is a crazy price ... What a bass ... What a bargain!
  8. ... but my cup of tea. Love Ponty!
  9. I had one for a few years. Quite a nice bass in general terms. The active preamp was a bit ropey but overall it was good fun!
  10. Not everyone's taste but certainly mine. This was a huge influence on me. Jeff Berlin is one of my favourite players. I was lucky enough to spend a bit of time with Alan Holdsworth a few years ago... such a lovely, humble man. He was an absolutely astounding talent.
  11. Swoon... Be still my beating heart. Stunning and very tempting.
  12. I don't want to be 'that guy' but do we really need yet more Fender copies? (As good as DL's will undoubtedly be).
  13. I really like this idea. Why not?
  14. Stunning Tobias clone. Looks very high-end indeed. Lovely... good luck with the sale!
  15. Agree 100% regarding the Steinberger: one of the pinnacles of bass guitar design IMO. Disagree 100% regarding the 'amorphous' Spector description: one of the pinnacles of bass guitar design IMO (and yes, Warwick 'borrowed' the design). I'd buy this in a heartbeat if I had the funds.
  16. It was indeed due to a rogue batch of Mahogany and the fact that the demand for Jaydee basses outstripped the capacity for on-point QC (at that time). I had one of these during the late 80s and the neck developed a back bow which would rival a banana. The only bass that ever made me cry. I'm over it now.
  17. Fantastic singer and bassist. I loved Budgie back in the day. Healing thoughts go out to Burke; that final Budgie release could also be very interesting.
  18. Stunner... Love these sort of gig stories/ photos of basses.
  19. I think so. Mine was really nice overall but the pickup routing on the bridge pup was oversized and very sloppy (surprising given the CNC tech).
  20. I can totally relate: My experience with the flea was the same. Oddly enough, I found the pups much too 'dark' .
  21. Truly excellent all round... but never apologise for being Scottish!!! Loved it.
  22. Fabulous idea, a really unique thread. I'm not your guy but wait with baited breath to see how this goes!
  23. That is a killer bass right there!
  24. Beautiful flame ash on the natural finish, never seen that before on a Vigier. Great basses!
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