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I don't see any basses on that settee. 😂 Mark

I've been playing bass for over 30 years and what you say is where I still am. Then again, I'm quite happy being at that point and I just play for my own enjoyment not needing to play with others, so unfortunately I can't assist with your query, but just letting you know you're not alone in the boat in which you find yourself. Mark

@MacDaddy, not an entirely invalid assumption these days, sadly. Mark

William Shatner is set to release a new album later this year, featuring a number of handpicked musicians. I've been a follower of his musical output for some time. He's done some really interesting stuff over the years (some might put that "interesting" in inverted brackets 😂), but his 2004 album Has Been is a really good album. William Shatner to Release Metal Album Featuring 35 Handpicked Musicians Mark

What's going on here with the finish between the pickup and bridge positions? Is it just some weird reflections in the paintwork, or … ? Mark

I have just figured out the simple, yet achingly beautiful main hook from the Angelo Badalamenti composed tune Audrey's Dance, from Twin Peaks. Mark

That is indeed very red red. I like that. Mark

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Today I have been marked SAFE from having to buy a Rick Savage bass from Reverb. 😂 Mark

Found the below just now on Instagram, seems to be a post from the official Schecter Instagram account, from August last year, so not nearly as new a development as what I thought … https://www.instagram.com/p/DNtZoLqZHaV/ Mark

Riffing on the 'Weeds' theme : Pulled by the roots. Mark

Yeah, they were just customs, many many different finishes, but as you say, no actual signature model. Mark

Just checking the Schecter website page for listed artists and he's not on there, so this must be a very new development if he's an official user of these now and not Jackson. Mark

That's new. I saw the bass on one of the videos that was posted from the latest Vegas residency, I never twigged that it wasn't his usual Jackson though. Mark

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