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Bumpy!

Ditto, I've saved it! This will be very useful, for me and others.

My only comment would be to change the scale length, but I think that's been echoed above. Would also make the leap to iPhone, methinks.

Woop!

What can I say, Shaggy really, [i]really[/i] wanted his Wal. You can't put a price on that, really.

I love your swap-shop antics on the Biches.

Ah sh*te, I didn't click - from my blurry perspective it simply looked like a sanded Bich!

What about the guy from Feeder? We could economise on build costs by only including the E-string

Custom Eagle "Wonky" - £600
Lakland DJ4 Jazz - £600
NJ Eagle "Pinky" - £110
NJ ST - £50
Platinum ST - £30
Gold Ironbird - £90
Thunderbird 5 - £200
Thunderbird 4 - £100
1960 Ibanez 1250 - free!

[b]£1,780[/b]

More than I thought; less than I might

Didn't include amps/effects - I don't want to upset myself

Johnston, if you look at Lorne's pictures you'll note a number of Bich basses there.

Pretty sure Lorne could point you in the right direction if you were actively seeking one.

Nice interjection, Red

Well, Wonky came home to roost, a little over 12 months after I first spied her - so there's hope for the Innovator, yet

At this rate, I'll have spent April's bonus by next month. Some serious GAS about.

Back to the first page bump!

This is stunning!

I've still yet to see either one of those in the flesh! You don't see many around, not least on this side of the pond.

The other ones I would have chucked in, but they seem to have also stopped them, would have been the Virgo NT (on much the same grounds as the Warlock NJ) and the Zombie Deluxe, if just for pure bat-sh*t craziness in wood form.

Reet, neck is 4.2cm at the nut, looking E to G; 2cm deep at widest part, for my own measurements. Neck is a shallow shallow D-shape, much more akin to the P-style basses in my collection, but very flat at the widest parts. Lacquer runs all the way over it, meaning it's a very quick player.

I took some shots of the various knocks - headstock dent; finish crack; screwdriver markings; etc:

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Provisionally, I have a Paolo booked in - but of the list it's the Warlock NJ deluxe. It's had some rave reviews!

That said, my sig gives me away!

5-string Beast... Could be a runner; Warbeast, just f***ing no.

PMs replied to - I think I owe you all some new pics of the various bits, and I'll sort you out with some dimensions Cameltoe

Neckdive can be readily sorted. I simply used a wide strap and it didn't much impact me thereafter, but moving the strap button is a quick fix.

Naturally, we demand pics

I got a Lakland DJ4 for my wedding present, which I was pretty stoked with - not quite a surprise, but still one I was very, very happy with this.

This is an awesome thread; so happy for you both (you and the missus that is - not the bass )

Korean, as far as I know - I'll confirm tonight.

£130 is the sh*t.

After spying the stunning-looking CMI Rickenfaker on here the other day, I'm intrigued - I think, naively, I'd assumed a whole world of slipshod copies; not necessarily something quite so pristine!

So, what are the good; the bad; and the ugly of Rickenfakers? Where did they all come from?

Gah! I have both, a 5- and a 4-string, so I knew I had a 50/50 chance of getting the description partly right!

Thanks for the heads-up cocco!

Love Wizard pickups

Bumpy!

I wasn't sure what to charge for this, so if I've gone ridiculously off-market let me know - as above, open to offers.

Everytime I come home drunk I invariably play Iron Man, badly and loudly.

My neighbour Jeff is now well-versed in this ritual.

"Iaa aahhhmm Irrrr-hic-ooonnnn Maaaaaaaahn, woooooo!"

BarpBarpBarpBarp

Apparently it's quite something, and he can now tell when I've really been practicing and sticking to my finger exercises.

He does, before you get overly sympathetic, still owe me one garden wall.