NikNik

Sting had one built by Hamer. Took him a while to get used to it, I recall.

Didn't Stuart Zender fall out with JK?

A '60s 4001!!

Those unfilled fret gaps will cause the fingerboard to bow up, no?

Looks like a Washburn Bantam. Does Gibson still own the right to the old L Steiny design? If not, Ned really should start making them again. That would really sort of those Japanese collectors. EDIT: He'd have to make the blanks and the moulds again.

So, I sold something else last week, and this one's not getting paid out until delivery confirmed. And it's not being updated by RM. Great.

I sold something for <£100 and paid no listing fee for FVF.

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That's a beast of a neck! Dimarzio with coil tap, or?

I think someone on here bought one - can't remember which one, probably the one with the owl on the cover - and left an Amazon review. I have to admire his gall at plugging them on his ebay sales.

Clean electrics, neck good. Lovely nitro checking. Pix for those not on FB. EB-0

Operator error. Now corrected.

'Flats of the hexagon' - Great name for a band! Verbose, and shamelessly plugging his books on the auction page. MDP

Good point. I never actually considered that. I've looked at both the Olly White one and the Seafoam Green one, and after a bit more studying, I've discovered I don't like those fingerboards. I know 'rosewood' covers many species but those 'boards look like Laurel. I don't think I've seen a rosewood so light on a Fender bass. I guess I could use some Monty's Wax to darken it but on a £2K reissue instrument I'd expect the 'board to look more period correct.

Yeh, shame no Lollipops. These things are rare as hen's teeth. I got mine from a guy in Belfast around 8 years ago. Can you remember where yours went?