fleabag

er....no offence

Thats one hell of a hole you got there, bud

Aye - this 4x10 combo sucks in small objects if they get too close. I've lost a few things since owning the behemoth

Not at those prices mister

It doesn't, but the info should be easier to find

Yup, tried that meself and got zilch. Googling Arbor MX1 brings up only the P pickup model. And nothing has explained that weird G string in the first post. It also really looks like someone moved a tuner to the bottom of the headstock but left no remaining hole. I dont get the whole bluddy scenario TBH

Dont use them myself, since you can always PM, but they're useful to BC site crew when there's a need for a global bollocking

Tried, but as i say, where's the info on the Retro 215 ? Sorry, but insane model and name changes over short ( ish ) timeline just make it somewhat tiresome, IMO

Yup tried but no pages came up on the Retro 215

I find the disappearing info on previous BFB designs a pain. There really should be an archive page on the site, because there's been so many name changes and model changes , its hard ( read impossible ) to follow the history of what was available early on to whats available now. I was reading about one of the cabs at one point, and there was was a message saying that cab had been superceded by the Retro 215. What ? Where was that then ?

Bluddy nora batty - they exist

If only i knew what hemi demi semi quavers were

Yep. No perspiration

Very nimble fingerwork there Bill. I bet you could peel an orange underwater one handed

Natch !

Sometimes the way players cut & wind on their new strings causes a dead or dull string. Not saying this is the case here, but Scott Devine touched on this subject on the Tube.

I suppose you have to take weight into the equation. The RCF 745 comes in at over 43lbs. Not huge, but will have a bearing on things for some. By the way, even though not designated " NX " , it still sports a 15" neo driver

Bling has arrvived today ! Cant fit the lights right now though, as life chores are getting in the way

That looks suspiciously like a copy. You mug !!

I find it hard to believe that Hohner ( whether cheap or not ) put out a bass from the factory with that awful G string angle. Something's not right there That headstock screams 4 in-inline like any P bass copies, though there doesnt seem to be any holes left after a machine head move Here's a photo of what looks like the proper location of the machine heads on a Hohner Arbor MX1

Job done

Strings will make a difference, natch

Likewise, monsuier freak

yeah that'll do nicely - more than enough

headstock logos ?