SpondonBassed

That is impressive! Thanks.

Have you decided how you want to do this yet? I have some decent sized hole cutting tools if you want to visit and use them.

That looks like you've achieved a glass like finish. Can we see some different lighting angles please? It's impressive.

Remember that to just play the stuff you like is a bit self indulgent. It's good to play stuff that you wouldn't normally consider. You can expand your range and appreciate music that you might have passed over before. Playing ensemble is definitely better than playing to backing tracks. I'm not knocking the tracks because they're good for practice. It's just that the dynamics of a recorded song never vary. Band mates can be more responsive and will help you to become a well rounded player. Open Mic nights are always good for meeting local people too.

Welcome back Bado.

Welcome Joe.

Tina started it -

Welcome back Steve.

I like a nice bit of Sapele. Those bodies are looking good.

Welcome Buggler.

That one touch of "bling" is tasteful. I find the use of gold, faux or genuine, to be vulgar when it is applied liberally. Where it is used to display the owner's wealth (one example being the current resident of a big white house) it is beyond vulgar and well in to perverse territory. You now have a great looking bass. That's a respectful modification. Thanks for sharing.

I see no spam. There's no need to apologise. You are bang on topic with those links. Thanks.

I'm glad you have Andertons on your side.

Welcome Z.

Some time back I put a post up in the wanted section asking for an eighteen inch cab. Almost immediately a kind member contacted me about a TE 1818 and we made a deal. The courier gave me an icy look after he'd hauled it out of his wagon. I wouldn't like to gig it without a roadie but as a home fixture it works. It is now an extension cab to my Ashdown Toneman 300 combo (15 in driver). It's impractical, perhaps even overkill, but it makes me smile a LOT. I wonder how an Elf would sound driving it? Just a thought.