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jimbobothy

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  1. Hey there, just get some vernier calipers. Either digital or mechanical will do. I'm not too sure of the tolerance of string manufacturers but when I measure mine they're never spot on tbh, and my calipers weren't cheap (used them when I was an engineer so needed to be spot on!) . Your best bet is really digital as the mechanical ones can skip if any dirt or muck gets in the gear mech.
  2. [quote name='CBR75' timestamp='1373394148' post='2137110'] She will be loved. I've already another Jazz Bass Bravewood in my armory. Love it. This guy is a genius ! [/quote] + 1, they do all seem fantastic basses
  3. [quote name='niceguyhomer' timestamp='1373346613' post='2136397'] Always liked the average height band myself [/quote] [quote name='whynot' timestamp='1373363133' post='2136614'] Earth, Wind for Hire! [/quote] + 1
  4. Yeah, well done for being in the right place at the right time. A bit of a bargin you have !
  5. In the past I've just used a range of coarse to fine abrasive paper and done it by hand!! Takes and while but does do the trick . ps. use a sanding block on the flat surfaces to prevent leaving an uneven finish.
  6. Just bought a BT 2 that Gary had contacted me about due to my post in the wanted section. Easy deal and would not hesitate to deal with again, Cheers
  7. Just checking but is the truss rod access via the headstock or at the heel? I can't work out if the headstock has a plug in it or a cut out for the truss rod when looking at the photo !
  8. It's probably a poly finish tbh. I have just used abrasives and lots of elbow grease to get those finishes down to the wood before!! Nitro finishes do look like a lot less hassle to remove!!
  9. Classic bass in a lovely colour bump!!
  10. mmm, well since joining BC I've had so many basses on and off the roundabout it amazes me! Err, I've had Warwick, Yamaha, Sandberg, Status basses etc and I now have 4 Fenders (2 jazzes and 2 P basses). Whilst all the other ones on paper have been far superior for some reason or another I seem to always go back to the old faithfuls!! I guess that sound must have been cemented somewhere in my unconscious
  11. Thanks for writing the visit up, much appreciated
  12. I've just learn it by ear, didn't take too long IIRC! Hey you could always try and transcribe it yourself, probably be a good thing to do myself actually!!
  13. [quote name='bjelkeman' timestamp='1372145940' post='2122060'] Excellent thread. Thank you all, but specially EBS freak. [/quote] + 1
  14. [quote name='visog' timestamp='1371895631' post='2119228'] This looks definitive. I can't imagine anyone arguing with this. Glad that's sorted. [/quote] + 1
  15. I guess you could argue what [i]best[/i] actually means, it as usual always depends on context, genre etc etc
  16. Man, I do really dig these early carved headstock thumbs!! Have a vintage bump on me
  17. Hi folks, Just bought a set of Hipshot HB2 tuners from Jas, Cheers and thanks for the deal
  18. [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/86-Warwick-Streamer-4-string-/271221411101?pt=Guitar&hash=item3f260e4d1d"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/86-Warwick-Streamer-4-string-/271221411101?pt=Guitar&hash=item3f260e4d1d[/url], made me laugh checking the postal options given
  19. .... well I'm sure eBay will catch on, sooner rather than later hopefully!!
  20. bit like a Kramer sort of
  21. I'm really digging the low B on my thumb at the mo, funny thing is I've got 4 passive Fenders in the side lines due to it at the mo !
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