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[quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1401781738' post='2466680'] If I remember correctly from perusing Alan's website, that graft is 33" scale. How's the B on it? [/quote] It is indeed the 33" graft. The B is excellent for the 33" scale. I've played short scale basses where the E was awful and almost impossible to get anything other than flubalubalub from. For what I'm playing it just feels so nice with such little effort needed it's incredible. Pups are great for being passive, can't wait til my new one is ready but this will need to go to fund the final payment for it. Pics as follows in the sunshine for a change today.

[quote name='RhysP' timestamp='1401744474' post='2466529'] I think the single cutaway Gibson guitar with Les Paul's name on the headstock did quite well sales-wise. [/quote] agreed. wot about bass though.

I've an uber graft J 5 string ordered. It's due in September and I can't wait. Has all I like in the spec. none of what I don't like I've already got an ACG 5 string I'm thinking of selling on at the minute if anyone is looking a bargain as I'm committed to becoming a one bass man. I haven't decided fully yet but if anyone is interested it might convince me. . . . . Pic here below of bass considering for sale.

I had two spectors but they didn't work for me, I just prefer the passive pickups. Great quality for the money, specially the rebop.

I actually commissioned ACG to build me a bass and I suppose that's my sig model, it'll be ready about Sept this yr. All I like about basses, without what I don't. In my favourite blood red crimson colour.

Has anyone's signature model ever sold really well....? I've owned a Geddy Lee fender and it was CIJ , a gem. Don't really see a lot of other peoples being that popular or am I missin something. I'd like a sting precision but I don't like the sting thingy at the twelfth fret.

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1401487894' post='2464264'] Having a discussion with a friend , about the trends in metal. One of the topics to rise , was the trend for all things angry. Now, back in the '80s it seemed that there were so many Rob Halford wannabes . Most were cack. Some were good. Question is, who started it ? [/quote] Johnny Rotten ?

That's a gem. Enjoy. No U bend on her ?

I had a five string grind for years, way back and I wish I'd never sold it. Enjoy

Welcome and enjoy. Lots to learn if ya wana take time to listen.

Bullet special with buckeye burl mighty appealing too I must say. I will have to apply through the domestic credit agreement department. . .

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1400836445' post='2457345'] Sandberg do supply a bald wig and a strap-on beer gut, but I don't think you can accurately replicate the genuine effects of many years of heavy drinking and the psychological trauma of actual hair loss. It never looks convincing... you can't rush the real deal, it takes time... [/quote] Workin on the look now for forty years. Don't have a beer gut but the skinhead and psycho-trauma are all present and correct. Am I ready for the sandberg shop yet?

[quote name='IBWT' timestamp='1400593142' post='2455230'] Hi Gareth thank you for the advice, I will gladly follow them The B stands for something much more obvious than Belfast... [/quote] In blondes we trust ? Can't beat a bit of the Empire, either upstairs or the lower room stage either which requires considerable skill as it's so small - or it used to be anyhow, I haven't been in over twelve years. It was the first place I've ever seen a singer vomit over the drummer. Quite spectacular when you saw the drummers reaction - on a tiny stage where there's room for a gnat fart and little else. I have such fond memories of sixth form rugby training in that place.

This is a lovely looking relic job. I've been lusting after one of these for a bit but I've a custom build ordered at ACG which needs paid for still. Maybe a Christmas present later this year. If you are a young specimen of a bass player do sandberg do player makeovers to match the bass?