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That and the JD

I've bent on occasions. Used sparingly though

Ok, just quoted someone from Tuesday and date format is fine for me. Good old English format

I dont think in straight lines like you software gurus

Why not tell us who made the head ? The specs will then tell us what the outputs do

Tallboy Mk 2 ?

Just checking Hmm....i dont even see a date

Very odd. I use FF too and have done for many years No issues with FF and BC at all

What a right bunch of fonts

Yup, see what you mean now Lozz - i should have looked harder

Quite right. Lemon squeezy

I think the " No Third Party Collection " bit negates that idea

As it's a buss, no need to bid, as there'll be another along soon

Designed by sniggering schoolboys, obv. They probably believe they were the first to think of it Yawn zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

Not sure about a " rank " ? I dont see one on mine, and i've been here 10 years

If you can do a good job, then great - save yourself a wedge of moolah. be nice to keep it original

Scuse me a second Paul....... zzzz

Very possible PT

Yeah they look mad, but then when you see someone with talent playing one, like Nick Beggs ...used to be in a brit brit band called Kajagoogoo ( dont ask ) If chat bores you, he kicks in about 1 minute 20 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmZxoxUNv4g Then there's band he was in after the teeny band - Ellis Beggs and Howard. The weird lead melody is Beggs on the Chapman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgrE6Q860CE This is Beggs laying down Toneprints using the melody from the track above

Pink streaks in P . Pine ? I dont remember that. We used to train with P. Pine at Tae Kwondo, because when you punch / kick it (properly) it makes a clean split with no splinters, but i never saw pink streaks, but happy to be wrong, if i am. The wood in the OP does look like Pine , but then it looks like a lot of similar light coloured woods, looking at the grain/colour

Not sure why there's any problem with so called stretching going from a 34 scale to a 35 scale The reach is only an extra 1/2" , as the extra 1" scale length is spread both ways. So really, if you have to stretch reach an extra 1/2" then a 34 scale is probably already to long to start with. Thats assuming of course that the 35 hangs in same position. Some basses will sit further to the left, so then yes, there maybe some extra stretch

Thanks Charic Yeah what dad said. Bit nasty really, that sidebar with nothing in it

Sounds like a good idea when you say it fast Unfortunately, as stated, the frets !! A 35" scale bass has the 12th fret at exactly the midway point between that fret and the nut - 17.5" A 34" scale bass has the 12th fret at exactly the midway point between that fret and the nut - 17" And then all the other frets... well you got the idea already