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Jon ordered a wiring kit for his SQ P-bass, excellent communications & instant payment, a great guy to deal with, deal with confidence. Cheerz, John

http://www.ephotobay.com/share/green-jazz.html I'm sure I saw that 1st bass - the Status - on the Ocado website & they've just been awarded "Best Organic Supermarket" so it must be

Nice one - looks real enuf

The saddle height screws or the intonation ones? Whichever - after soaking in penetrating oil, not WD40 or Lighter fuel if they don't move by the appropriate screwdriver/allen key in the head, you can try gripping any portion of the thread that is protruding from the saddle enough, with a good pair of pliers or even better mole grips. If the screws are badly corroded they're going to need replacing anyway

Have a [i]great gig in the sky [/i]

Very wrong! Reported Edit 2: I have to say they are the nastiest tuners I've ever seen

At least she didn't get to a tube station & get shot! Missing a band ain't the end of the world is it?

Yes Zenitram got the kit + case then got me to build it for him. Easy build if you know what you're doing, good kit with all the right bits - could have been better bagged but not a problem. Straightforward to build - assembling the case requires some patience looks good when it's all together & I gather Martin is rather pleased with Beyond testing it - I couldn't comment on the usefulness I'd be quite happy to build another

[quote name='Chiliwailer' timestamp='1413393162' post='2577888'] Probably best you don't follow the link.....http://www.coda-music.com/fender-custom-shop-precision-bass-p-15040.html [/quote]I couldn't resist I'm in love

Best wishes Pete, I hope everything works out for you & yours.

[IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v48/kjon51/Fender%20MiM%2002%20Precision%20Bass/25092010131.jpg[/IMG] '02 MiM in Gunmetal Blue, sold a few years back to another member here, played beautifully

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TENNESSEE-15-STRING-BASS-GUITAR-/291267185513?ssPageName=ADME:SS:SS:GB:1120

If it sounds good & plays OK - what's not to like? http://www.guitardaterproject.org/fender.aspx Your guitar was made at the Fuji-gen Plant (for Fender Japan), Japan in the Year(s): 1993 - 1994

Lovely that is, proper lush & overflowing with mojo, good score Mark I'd be tempted to take it to a 'gypsy rose' & see if she could read those lines on the back

Ah! I remember those days in the school playground - behind the bi-cut

[quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1413021072' post='2574188'] I wonder what the stuff that comes off is? I guess it could be some sort of residue from the polishing process, as I've noticed it on flats and groundwounds, but not on rounds. [/quote]Yes - residue/s from the winding machine's lubrication & the polishing processes. I've had it on rounds too, especially those fitted standard on Traben basses.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1412954659' post='2573651'] Ashdown have always been spot-on with regards to customer care! Good lads & lasses for sure Si [/quote]+1 Excellent customer care & if/when you 'phone their technical dept. you get someone who really knows what they're talking about too!

Aha! Yes you spoke about the G&L, perhaps that'll scratch the itch

What happened to your lovely custom P?

Well - I didn't hear any 'bass' on that clip

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1412933513' post='2573376'] Looks like a nice thing. It's a bit more than I wanted to spend, really. But it's a nice thing! Something a bit 'Wal' about it. Like you say, my problem is how to try the number of Warwicks I need to try to be able to make a proper decision. [/quote]Definitely, for me it is a bit different to the other Warwicks, but still retains their individuality, I'm not so keen on the flatish fretboard, (20" they say) or the big frets, but certainly a good player & some sweet tones.

This pops ups on google:- http://www.rock-gear.de/index.php?cl=details&anid=450e978a15ed55c8807319695f17d602&lang=1&&cur=1 Burgundy Red is nice this time of year definitely worth trying but I don't know where you'd be able to

No Mark, full 34" but the SG like body is lost on my belly

+1 - I forgot about the Jack Bruce signature Warwick - by far the best Warwick I ever tried & not the £4k+ model [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6ItzZoB0SQ[/media] Or even - [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnAV2LKda1w[/media] Edit: But they're too small for me

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1412890385' post='2573153'] FWIW. La Bellas are sticky out of the packet. Bear with them and they smooth out wonderfully. [/quote]Top tip!? When I get new flats of any make I give them a really good rubbing down with cotton pad soaked in Surgical Spirits - you might not believe the shyte that comes off them & it seems to smooth them off before starting to use them. Some are worse than others, but I always give them a clean before fitting, then after first use a going over with Fast Fret, use that a few times while the strings are still quite fresh, then perhaps once every 6 months.