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  1. Reggaebass
    Can’t go wrong for £10, but I’d have to realign the bridge , good idea with the polish bit on the dremmel ☝️
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    Did you see the 3rd feedback for the mixer 😄
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    And it’s the same person who has left both feedbacks, strange 🤔 did they buy it twice
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    That looks like genuine lacquer wear on the headstock, this is my 1998 P bass special, and I’ve had many us jazzes and the serial number in the neck pocket isn’t always the same as on the neck, some haven’t had a number in the pocket, only a date, it looks legit to me 🙂
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    Hi Rich, there’s a few things in this thread that might be of interest to you 🙂
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    A nice easy one to play aswell Dave 🙂
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    This always has a feel good vibe for me
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    I’ve got a tokai jazz, not quite as early as yours, they really are nice basses , glad you got it back 👍
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    I can’t say I knew that one , but I was in an East London sound system called excelsior chant , and a few of the members went on to play with jah Shaka .
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    I’m guessing you might have also shopped in Red Records in Brixton, I used to go there every Saturday morning
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    I’ve still go this on vinyl, I bought it from a reggae music stall in petticoat lane when it came out, it was roundabout the time I bought this 🙂
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    Nice job buff, that’s come out really good , what colour are you going for.
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    I’ve still got my first bass , a Jedson bought in 1977 from a friend, so it’s older than that, and it still works although the jack socket is a bit crackly, it just hangs on the wall of my summerhouse now 😁
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    Hi jamm, If this is the knobs you are talking about, I drilled a small hole and screwed a small Allen key screw in and they worked fine 🙂
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    I’ve stripped a few of my bass bodies with the heat gun for refinishing, it’s definitely the right tool, as long as you don’t scorch it , any pics @buff
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    Definitely better with the black, and that’s a nice Ashdown setup behind ☝️
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    That’s really nice, I like the pickguard colour ☝️
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    @jamm501 is yours a split shaft or solid shaft.
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    That’s really nice, I like that 👍
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    Never done it never wanted to never gonna 🙂
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    A couple of Friday tunes from my all time favourite band ,who I’ve seen many times , and the first is a great Bassline from Robbie ☝️
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    That’s a great solution , I did that to one of my P basses once, it works perfect 👍
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    I put strat knobs on one of my jazzes, and the knobs were too small for the shaft, so I enlarged the hole with a drill bit and put an Allen key screw in to grip the smooth shaft
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    I’m liking that a lot , open pore satin black and passive 🙂
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    Yeah definitely thunderbird, I can’t remember which brand they were now but I didn’t buy them again, there’s a thread on here somewhere about silks, I’ll see if I can find it ☝️
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