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I had the "sacked by e-mail" thing earlier this year. It trully sucks that they couldn't do it to your face and give some practical reasons, and not some half-arsed explanations. Keep playing, placing ads, looking for bands etc. Something will crop up. Good luck.

Have a butchers at the EH Nano Bassballs.

If you've got a Sandberg dealer near you, have a chat with them. Not seen a 24 fret neck, but you never know....

[quote name='steve-soar' post='535924' date='Jul 8 2009, 06:58 PM']Love that Kramer, lefty love.[/quote] Oh yes.... she maybe up for sale in a while. Not much use!!!

[quote name='thedonutman' post='535920' date='Jul 8 2009, 06:54 PM']What's second from the left?[/quote] That is a Thumb built by John Diggins...... At the time(93) Warwicks were well out of my league. So as i was working at Musical Exchanges, i got John to build me copy. Mahogany body, maple/walnut laminate neck with an ebony board with smiley face fret inlays. Seymour MM and MEC jazz.

[quote name='EdwardHimself' post='535893' date='Jul 8 2009, 06:09 PM']Why 2 threads?[/quote] my laptop is ancient and wouldn't let me upload more than four pics at a time.

Welcome.

The Fenders are in storage at the mo. If i can get in with a camera, i'll post some!!

Not sure which order they'll come in!!!

Here's part one of the collection. Stingray/Sandberg/Sandberg

I've had one for a while. In my experience, you need to push it all the way down. There is a little spring like tension in mine, but i always move it without relying on the springyness.

G'day to the ERB player

Luckily we got good pics done recently. With a promo cd would you recommend a printed cd in a cardboard sleeve or would people expect the proper release in a jewel case? Personally, i'd get a few printed cd's done with three or four tracks in a jewel case with a two page cover.

You should some decent band pix, a biog that doesn't waffle, but gives all the facts. Decent quality recordings in a good packaging is always essential. AND always include contact numbers and a guide gig list.

I'd suggest, as you've mentioned, moving your anchor point back towards the pick-up, using it as an anchor. I think maybe your arm will be a bit straighter, which may help lessen the tension in your hand/fingers. Maybe lowering the strap as well a touch may help.

Try the Carvin site.

Fluffy Pup and So What at a family car rally..................

Dunno if it counts, but any Sam Cooke. :wub:

Bonjour, ca va?

My advice would be to get a Steinberger Spirit bass that comes with a gigbag and use that.

ME? 9 So 1616 so far

Playing EUB for a Northumbrian folk band, now sadly defunct.

No, cuz it's an OLP. Unless it goes for pennies. He's listing it as an Ernie Ball which may get the listing pulled.