mikegatward

Karl bought my purple chili guitar cab. Nice fella, no messing about, job done.

I went to see them at Erics a few months later. Excellent night. Support band called Madness weren't bad either

Me to drummer: Does that bass line i'm playing sound OK ? Drummer to me: To be honest, I never really listen to what you're playing For many weeks I did contemplate leaving this lot. Then I realised no-one really listens to what i'm playing. So I started turning up the volume

Top of the list for things you need to be in a band is: Number 1 - a supportive partner End of. You can always borrow gear :-)

[quote name='TPTroll' timestamp='1317395876' post='1390362']What colour is the bass and what neck is it? I may be interested in the body and neck as is. Thanks[/quote] It's black body and a rosewood neck. Let me know if u want pics. Just checked and I 've got all orig parts except pick ups Body was routed out a little more to take the pre-amp

A feedback score of 1 doesn't exactly inspire confidence either

My first 'proper' bass was a slightly beaten up MIM Jazz I've upgraded it to the point where the upgrade parts are a little wasted on the bass so I've decided to build my own jazz with a nice ash body I've acquired and a maple Mighty Mite neck. I've some never used old Schaller tuners to put on the neck. I'll transfer the J-East pre-amp, Wizards and Badass over from the MIM. Apart from the original pickups, I've kept all the original parts so my question is: Should I get some MIM or similar pickups, refit / re-wire the original parts and sell the MIM as a complete bass Or would I be better selling the parts seperately ? Mike

Terry (loudandclear) bought my Fender P Lyte A pleasure to deal with, quick to communicate, quick to pay. No worries with Terry