songofthewind

Loads of jazz necks on ebay, often decent ones from warmoth, etc.

I had a THR10. Four string bass sounded good through it, and surprisingly loud! A low B might test it, though.

Wowser.

Fotoflame.

Great project!

Can I just say, the profanity filter on this forum is hilarious. Big-donkey, indeed!

I find the Zoom B3n fine for my needs. I have one basic patch, with a mild comp, a filter, an octave and a wee bit chorus. I keep the comp off screen, and the other three in view as stomps to turn on or off. Works for me, as a reformed guitar player. I had a huge pedal board when I played guitar in a function/covers band, and I hated all the tap dancing. Having said that, I do enjoy making distant-galaxy style ambient patches to use when I play with my big-donkey Boss looper (RC-300, accept no substitute).

Nice. To clarify, do you get the finished parts from GSP, or the materials to make the parts? Asking for a friend.

It’s on my bass practice playlist. If I don’t play it once a week I completely forget the twiddly bits.

Just bought a Boss TU-3 from Pete. Reasonably priced, it arrived swiftly in a parcel that could have withstood a medium sized explosion. Thanks, Pete!

There are several versions of the bass part for Ruby Baby on YouTube.

If I remember rightly, it did sound very plunka-plunka-plunka. Rubber band like. I forgot he was a lefty. Glad to hear he's still playing.

I have heard the backing track from Snowbound, with Walter playing a very nice bass line. I think it's on YouTube.

And from me too.

What paint did you use?

That looks lovely. And a tort guard is the obvious choice.

Only problem is he talks A LOT.

Going on holiday are we, Stew?