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[quote name='Stu-khag' post='123113' date='Jan 18 2008, 08:41 PM']A friends brother in laws cut one of those handles into his old 70's ibanez a few years ago. fool![/quote] I did it to one of my homebuilt guitars back in about 85

[quote name='dood' post='123088' date='Jan 18 2008, 08:04 PM']Can you bring your tour rig lol lol lol!!!!!!!!! Maybe we need a bigger room ;o)[/quote] Wait till you see our next video, we are filming it this weekend!!

I hope I can make it to the northampton one this year, I was gutted that I couldn,t make last years.

[quote name='dood' post='123054' date='Jan 18 2008, 07:15 PM']Didn't even notice it's absence! woh![/quote] I dont think the universe guitars came with the grip, I think that feature is only found on the Jem series.

Ooops ! bugger!!! forgot about the Aria, Make that 866

I can make it 865

Roberto is a smashing bloke to deal with!! I have known himsince the mid eighties!!! When you speak to him next say Paul the scrounger says hi!!! ( I used to spend hours rumaging round the warehouse for cheap guitar bits for various projects)

All I can say is "you lucky lucky lucky etc etc..... If the wife gives you any abuse just smile and think about a beautiful bass that you own...... I just hope she doesn,t hit you with it!!!! :-)

I can remember when they first came out and they were amazing then! I,ve never owned one but its on my shopping list of "one day" basses.

You mean the Totnes school of guitar making down in devon! It,s a lot more than just being tutored for a few days while you put together the bits to your new bass, they teach you the whole deal from solid bodys thru to building acoustics as well as neckmaking,fretting,inlays and so on. I,ve not done their courses but I,seen some of the work done by ex pupils at guitar shows over the last few years and they are very impressive. It,s probably a bit overkill on the education front if all you want to do is just build up a couple of instruments yourself but definitly the way to go if you are looking to make a career out of it.

I use three soundgear basses. an SR2005 five string fretted thru neck, an SR1205 five string fretless and an SR405 five string fretted with a bolt on neck (by far the lightest). I can get just about every tone I want from them, they are very comfortable to play due to their great necks and they are totally reliable, If you want a great bit of kit just to go to work with you can,t go wrong.

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I just listened to "into the shadows" Great track! Have a bump on me!

Maybe Jon should start offering this option on his basses!

I use pedals but I have them racked with a midi controller on stage to make changes simple.

How about birdseye maple neckthru with plexi wings with squiglie bits in!!............

That is a very cool idea you have there! Don,t mess about! get onto ebay selling heat reactive pickguards and become the next e millionaire! If you have a ric 4003 pickguard shaped peice of that stuff floating around let me know!!.

Another good one is Oh Lori by the alessi Brothers, I think it is originally played one an upright but good fun to master.

So guys!!! what happened?

One 8x10 is great 4 are even better!:-)

Who,s this dan fellow???.

I,m not sure wether being "after" a particular drummer is how I,d put it! rog has been going on about a couple of drummers that he knows of, that he thinks are suitable but as they,ve not got in contact I think that shows they are not up to it for what ever reasons they may have. They would have to pass the audition before we would start thinking that we are "after" someone.