SpondonBassed

Welcome back Greg.

Welcome G&B.

Welcome Sethe.

I have no knowledge of that but I imagine they'd have decent screws.

I replaced all of the screws in my kit. If you wanted to cut that down, perhaps just the neck to body screws and the bridge to body screws because they take the most torque. Use the candle wax to lubricate the screw threads. Just rub a bit off on the threads and then screw them home. It helps reduce the friction and does not harm the wood.

The one thing that I would recommend changing for higher quality is the screw set. Often this is where costs have been cut. Having a screw head shear off is not an insurmountable problem but it is an annoying one. Also, use a good fitting driver and candle wax when it comes to assembly. I used the supplied tuning pegs on my IB5 kit and found them to be okay.

Cool! Can we call it the Purple Ronnie?

Welcome WES.

Welcome Roberto.

Welcome Blackthorn.

Welcome Chris.

Great combination of colour. texture and contrast. On looks alone, it's quite an attention grabber.

Welcome Derek.

Welcome Crxfrd.

Welcome Bob.

Welcome Stephen.

Welcome 4B.

Those horizontal muffins... you can understand where the name Wet Leg comes from.

You like your muffin buttered then...?

Welcome Grant.

Welcome TP.

Welcome Dod.

I prefer to carry a goose tap. I like to get a little more honk in the mix.

Welcome Grace.

Welcome John.