Bought a GoldTone micro bass last month and a hipshot d tuner last week from BD. Both experiences were good. When I was being a bit dim over the invoice, Mark called me straight away and sorted it in a very pleasant and professional way. The hipshot was cheaper than the 2nd hand market and arrived pronto. I’ve not had a bad experience yet, but I’ll keep buying stuff until I do. In the interest of research of course..
I do find the same. Playing fretless in the dark is less scary than fretted for me too. “Wrong” notes can be slid into “right” ones, and with a bit more top rolled off, slight intonation imperfections can be less noticeable.
Whereas I find a wrongly fretted note is more obvious.
I’ve been looking at suitable couriers to send a classical guitar, in a hard case and box with packing materials inside to France from UK.
I’d rather the insurance covered both damage and loss, but can’t seem to find anything for less than £79. Then the buyer will need to pay taxes on value of guitar. Seems a very expensive business. Anyone had good experience of doing this at a more reasonable cost?
Thanks for any help.
John
Maybe this is for repairs and technical? If so please move.
However, I’m after an Xtender and need a bit of advice about which model to look for.
I’m thinking B2. But it’s for this headstock with Gotoh lollipops in. But I’m not fussed if it’s not a lollipop head on one tuner tbh.
Is it literally a case of just measuring everything and seeing which model fits?
Mike made me buy a fretless bass, not only that he made me pay in instalments, plus he insisted on bringing said bass to my house prior to payment.
He is a cruel man! 😂
As usual, a pleasure to deal with! 😎