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Leo Lyons of 10 Years After and more recently Hundred Seventy Split deserves a mention. Andy Fraser of Free too.

I thought it was the Fodera one until I saw your price prompt. They were roughly £185,000 or thereabouts.

Mine is not even close to being straight of that symmetrical tbh but it dows the job well and is easy to insert, adjust for the level of 'thump' required and to remove hastily for the next song.

I voted 70s but my current J is 60s.

With you there. When I bough my '66 I deliberately sought a bass that had been played not left in a cupboard.

Beautiful, but I would have to change the pickguard.

We share very similar tastes in foam mutes.

Motown

Not sure whether to be relieved or disappointed now

Is you partner called Sue?

p.s. I also used Barefaced cabs. I have a Supper Compact and a Big Baby T.

Maybe we're lost lost brothers as I have no idea about my blood relations. It does proove that we share immaculate good taste however.

Just acquired a beautiful Fender Jazz from Youlian. Excellent comms, really well packed and exactly as described. Many thanks. Deal in confidence folks.

Goodness, they make my eyes water! My pedal board pales into insignifcance containing as it does a Radial Bigshot I/O to let me use two basses with differing output levels without the need to keep tweaking amp settings with a tuner into the Bigshot; then a Root Effects Herrenchor pedal (chorus) for use with a fretless bass; then a Digitech Drop tuning pedal for instant Eb or lower tunings; a Micro Thumpinator and finally a Radial StageBug SB-2 passive DI. Oh, and the bass has landed

I can lend you our guitarist who seems to play ahead of the beat quite often.

Currently listening to the new IQ double CD and the new Opeth offering. Mucho enjoyment for prog fans (at least).

That redefines roadworn.

Sorry may have inadvertently misled the team there. The bass is in a warehouse in the West Midlands, I live up in the Northwest. My personal provenance is confusing as I was born in Brussels and adopted at a very young age. My Dad was a Scouser and my Mum a Geordie. This probably explains a lot

Now made it across Europe and is somewhere in the West Midlands.. Sneak preview

Not a Fender but an ACG P Type My '66 Fender P. With due apologies to all those averse to 3TB & tort

I'm liking this concept as I'm no longer in my prime and have received many blows to the head from 25 years of rugby and 34 years of marriage. Moot point as to which caused the most damage

If you look on various courier websites they are giving guidance on deliveries. Most are saying the delivery methods will change in terms of social distancing and therefore the recipient no longer signing for the delivery etc.