Happy Jack

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1498809837' post='3327144'] That does seem to me what they're saying over at the Lakland Owners Group, Plek is for Skylines, all US are hand fretted. Si [/quote] Which leaves me hopelessly confused. I thought that the Plek process gave unbeatable results?

[quote name='funkgod' timestamp='1498821151' post='3327293'] Hello all, when i was playing, in my car chase, Acidjazz, funk band back in the day, we did alot of tv theme tunes, new avengers 2001 starsky and hutch [/quote] Your band used to play Also Sprach Zarathustra? Respect.

I am, I am ... Tottenham Court Road.

Hot on the heels of discovering that the latest round of security leaks in the USA was by a lady named [color=#404040][font=Helmet, Freesans, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Reality Leigh Winner, it now seems that one of Cardinal Pell's sex-abuse accusers is Lyndon Monument.[/font][/color] [color=#404040][font=Helmet, Freesans, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif]Presumably his older brother is named 'Washington'?[/font][/color]

Fair enough Raj, but it looks like a pretty non-reversible mod!

Really? How weird is that? I thought that being Plek'd was a pretty high-end thing to do to a bass.

Yup. Ultimately it was the weight that ended my love affair with Wals. I've had four and would dearly love to still have them all ... but I just never gigged them. The Mk.III 5-string weighed 5Kg!

I came across this lovely old thing (c. 1927) at Hobgoblin in the West End. [attachment=248004:2017-06-27 12.41.16.jpg] [attachment=248005:2017-06-27 12.41.29.jpg] That bizarre crosspiece is designed to allow you to support your forearm whilst picking. Not quite as shiny as the ashtray on a Precision, but you get the general drift.

You've been Plek'd ...

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Don't let Norman borrow your lead! He finishes every gig by unplugging and then dropping his lead into a large puddle of sweat ... Jealous? Me? Have a great gig.

I'd want to know why the speaker is suspicious. Have you been up to something?

The band was the two brothers plus the drummer. Everyone else was hired in. Note that you can't see the orchestra either ...

I've spent 40 years singing along to this song, so busy with the singing that I never really thought to listen to the bass line being played. http://youtu.be/7kf3Hyxl67g Strewth! Who is that guy and what's he on? From the busy-ness of it, and a vague similarity to [i]Burning Love[/i] (Elvis version) I guessed that it might be Emory Gordy Jr. According to a very limited Wikipaedia entry about the album, the bass player in question is Daryl Runswick. According to Google, he's an English musician/composer whose own Wiki entry doesn't mention this song or the album it's from. Anyone know anything about it?

Last time I looked, it was the Washington Post that was dying slowly ...

What would make the knobs from a Jazz easy to distinguish from those on the Mesa ... which look an awful lot like the knobs from a Jazz?

That's absolutely barking - he lives in Bolton and he wants someone to give him £200k? That's enough to buy a nice, detached 3-bed house: http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-67040012.html He'd be much more likely to get a buyer at £100k ...

http://youtu.be/W3ToNZSkmRg

Yup, I can go back up any time I like ...

"People who viewed this item also viewed" http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Steinway-Billy-Joel-Yamaha-Elton-John-SIGNED-by-both-of-them-only-1-in-world/201955685980?_trksid=p2047675.c100005.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D555018%26algo%3DPL.SIM%26ao%3D2%26asc%3D43783%26meid%3D4aaebbe1f2fe4851842fa6e351220a3c%26pid%3D100005%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D6%26sd%3D292151449345 But it's free P&P so that's OK.

I'm now picturing your next gig ... http://youtu.be/vWT0Fi01DPA

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1496350954' post='3310816'] [media]http://youtu.be/P3iCeBAmmbo[/media] [/quote] I have a lot of time for Marlowe DK, but someone should tell him that two pairs of wet socks stuffed into a Coke can is [i][b]not [/b][/i]an effects pedal. That's about the crappest tone I've heard in a month of Sundays.

About 10. The 320 is simply nicer ... better made, higher-quality wood (body and fretboard, don't know about the neck), more interesting colours (incl. gold hardware rather than black). The whole thing just oozes quality. For some reason (and IMHO of course) the 320 responds remarkably well to flats.

If you like the 310, then you'll LOVE the 320.

Dunno. They're lovely basses, but I think his advert is remarkably straight about this - if you're comfortable playing that bass [u][b]without [/b][/u]adjusting the trussrod then it's probably a bargain. If you need to 'fix' the trussrod, for whatever reason, then you're tap-dancing through a minefield. By the time you've separated the fingerboard from the neck, found the cause of the problem, fixed it professionally, and put everything back together, chances are you'd have been better off just buying a fully functional example.