tegs07

Nowhere to run - Martha and the vandellas

I get it. I just think the custom shop range already caters for these guys.

If someone has a big budget and believes nitro and mm perfect exact reproduction will make them sound better I’m sure there is a market for them. For the rest of us a Vintera from the desired era will certainly do the job. Set it up nicely and use it plenty to give it the desired “mojo”.

The Vintera range is pretty close and far cheaper.

Teach your children -CSN&Y

If people are experiencing a weak G issue the pickup poles can be raised or lowered to compensate. Just remove the pickup raise the G pole, lower the others, replace pickup and it should balance out fine.

Dead heroes - anti nowhere league

Funeral party - The Cure

Forever and ever - Demis Rousos

Stray cat strut - stray cats

Kind of. In all it’s malformed glory.

Pie Jesu - Andrew Lloyd Weber. A homage to biblical meat and veg wrapped in pastry I believe.

I can’t speak for the OP but I wouldn’t describe myself as a musician. I’m just a ham fisted bodger that noodles around on the bass. They are frequently in bits as much as in a playable state. I would say music did have a big impact on my life. Any teenager with pretty much zero interest in football and the usual blokes banter should get into a band and or get a bike/skateboard. It will definitely open up new possibilities and IMO a greater range of possibilities.

I think they are hand made instruments and use some pretty expensive material (carbon fibre etc). As they are fairly complex in their design I doubt if they could even be mass produced. There’s a reason that bolt on neck, easy to route shapes became ubiquitous. They are cheap to make!

Suspect device - SLF

Truck driver divorce - Frank Zappa

Of lilies and remains - Bauhaus

Life - Dr John

N.I.B - Sabbath

Road Trippin’ - RHCP

Apparently this is a Japanese make called a Fandel which is new to me:

I call lt a night- Martin Harley band

I don’t know. What makes any mass produced instrument, car or phone special or interesting? The quality of instruments coming out of Indonesia, Korea or Mexico these days is generally excellent. Take any £500 bass from say the Cort factory and give it a decent set up and it it will most likely be worthy of praise no matter what is on the headstock. Spent a couple of hundred more and the materials will be better making it even nicer to use and listen to. The shape is down to preference. Some go for a classic look, some for novelty some for something more radical. That’s down to personal taste.

Armageddon days (are here again) - The The

Dirty Harry - Gorillaz