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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 I was reading about one of the cabs at one point, and there was was a message saying that cab had been superceded by the Retro 215.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 ?

There are scenarios for both muting and sustain, depending on the track, shirley ?

https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/floor-monitors/rcf-nx-12-sma-stage-monitor?gclid=Cj0KCQiAyszSBRDJARIsAHAqQ4pxzAbXqc2BjftjCAFyTqfQhzsXS9Em8VMX7zZTrKZNlUMr3TH6lrcaAo-5EALw_wcB

Yeah sure, i get that, but your own post for how useful it can be, is how it is. Its hardly a big problem. Some just want perfection