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Aidan63

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  1. went private earlier today, I hadn't finished watching it 😲 ☹️
  2. Brian sold me an electric sabre saw from the sell anything listings; Evri were their usual slow (it was a bhol weekend) and awkward at his end accepting it but all good left in my safe space, but witjhout letting me know it was out for delivery or had been delivered so it was the next day before I found it. Top man, thank you
  3. Initial Response Acceleration (I.R.A.) treatment basically they vibrate it to give it better 'vibe', like some do with acoustics, put a speaker on it and play the instrument different frequencies to simulate the effect of hours of play as with tone wood its a thing or hookum depending on your point of view
  4. How different are the pickups in the BB434 and the BBP34 ? Other than the pickups and country of manufacture and the IRA treatment they are pretty similar aren't they ?
  5. 5kg would be the packed weight with gig bag, ie what is on their system for shipping weight, which probably explains the reply
  6. Bass Gallery have a 55-02 in stock, none of the UK dealers seem to have any 5 strings in stock
  7. Had a look at some of the picture's in Geddy's book, obviously not many close up shots of the backs of the headstocks and rarely shot square on but you can see notches on at least one of the 50s Ps and a '63 Jazz quite clearly, treble or bass side, and also evident on quite a few Reverb listings of original tuners using google search, and they vary in how pronounced they are, and often visible from the back but barely evident on the hidden front face which suggests to me the tools worked loose during the stamping runs so didn't always make properly square contact
  8. or you could use a plug cutter to cut the wood around the screw and then dowel the hole once you have broken off the plug with the screw still inside, cheap set about £12, smallest diameter 6mm can cut something like 25-30mm deep Last weeks twoodford yt video showed him using a home made plug cutter to extract a headless 3" screw from a previously 'repaired' guitar neck joint
  9. Marc sold me a very tidy used Flyte peli-a-like case, nice price, quickly shipped and received, all good, thank you
  10. Bass Direct/Bass Bros are a reasonable driving distance from you, maybe give them a call and ask for recommendations
  11. Lets face it most of us don't need ai's help to make us look like muppets, I know I don't
  12. and likely for sale once fettled, at a loss or just breaking even, eh Andy ?
  13. No red in the 434 Tobacco burst, painted headstock but not painted on the back of the maple neck, this one maybe a little lighter than those made now though
  14. I don't know, I asked the Q on here a couple of years ago when I bought my Lionel s/h, and no one knew, you seem to need to interact with sandberg on facebook or twitter, they do come on here but not routinely, some of the members on here are tight with them, some maybe endorsees or sponsored by them. Maybe ask BassDirect they are a dealer/agent
  15. especially as they fit one to the Ida Nielsen signature model
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