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A little bit too pricey for me.

...or maybe not. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Maple-set-neck-S-Pickard-British-made-bass-guitar-project/193632415552

There are some chancers about... Still, I suppose if you accidentally drop it in the briny, at least the ramp will survive!

Brand new - rubber feet not even stuck on.

Mine arrived today (the seller told me when they were going to send it and gave me shipping details when they did). It'll be the weekend before I try it out.

That's a train of thought...

I still haven't got 'round to getting a Stick.

Ah - droopy tuners; that reminds me of someone else's handiwork....

Nice one - yours made my fingers ache listening anyway!

This one is a good 'un. Apparently Vivian Campbell and Chris Glen turned up unannounced, so they borrowed a couple of cheap guitars for them to pose with in the street in Soho.

I bought a Steinberger Spirit guitar last week; I think it pretty much covers the travel guitar concept.

Ah - that took me back to sitting in a Uni room listening to the hi-fi. Of course, the video is daft in the first place with them whizzing around and Geddy himself describes the hairdo as like a racoon had landed on his head. Aimee Mann guested pushing a camera around on that one. Again, that took me back - Miami Vice, a bottle of Liebfraumilch. Billy Squier is one of my favourite artists, but that is the must sucky video ever.

Well, 10 compressors would make things smoother than satin sheets.

Yay - I got one for £40 inc P&P. Been looking at them for a while.

The concert where BB King acknowledges him as a genuine friend is quite touching. I think he had no clue what he was up to in the 70s.

That's about right for a used one.

Oh, the craftsmanship....

I turned on the telly the other day and thought "That's not bad guitar playing.", followed by "Crikey - it's Clapton; he's usually boring.". It was the Concert for George; he was playing one of Harrison's songs.

Aye. Rickenbackers do stereo and there is decent quality (eg. Belkin) stereo cable available.

It'd only be viable if you could do the work yourself. (Or if you happened to have a spare neck lying around.)

That's not bad at all. Have you heard this one?

Folks will happily plug things into patch panels, so why not have adapters.

3 strings and no frets.