He's been inspired by Warwick

[DarkHeart]

haha lets just blame the Irish jeez the guys a loon!

[DarkHeart]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Phil-pro-Korean-bass-with-full-set-up-on-new-Johnny-Brook-strings-/190738588285?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item2c68e7e27d

this one makes a cracking read i like how he decides to angle the tuners `toward the driver` thus leaving 4 unnecessary holes in the back of the headstock, in his own words `dead weird!!`

[yorks5stringer]

"[font="Arial"][size="4"]If you are after a moderately priced strong gigging bass?"[/size][/font]

[font="Arial"][size="4"]Is this even a sentence?[/size][/font]

[KingBollock]

With all the trouble he has fretting lower notes, I'm starting to wonder if he might have some sort of physical affliction causing incredibly weak fingers. Would explain a lot.

[KingBollock]

[quote name='DarkHeart' timestamp='1350760336' post='1843278']
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this one makes a cracking read i like how he decides to angle the tuners `toward the driver` thus leaving 4 unnecessary holes in the back of the headstock, in his own words `dead weird!!`
[/quote]
I've got one of these Basses but it has Westfield on it where his has Phil Pro. I saw another on here not long ago with Rogue on it instead. Both the Phil Pro and the Rogue had the same neck, where as my Westfield has matching paint (the same metallic grey) and a slightly different headstock. There were loads of them about when I bought mine new for £200, so his price is a bit steep. I also had the same problem with the bridge setting, I ended up having to shim the neck. The electrics in it were nasty and I had to replace the pots and socket. The reason for his miss-matched knob might be due to the plastic ones that came on it that broke as soon as you looked at 'em.
It does play beautifully though, I love it to bits.

[spinynorman]

[quote name='KingBollock' timestamp='1350776861' post='1843489']
I also had the same problem with the bridge setting, I ended up having to shim the neck.

[/quote]

I hope you [font="Arial"][size="4"]dropped the bridge height first as a safety precaution against making major blunders[/size][/font].

[KingBollock]

[quote name='spinynorman' timestamp='1350777910' post='1843500']
I hope you [font=Arial][size=4]dropped the bridge height first as a safety precaution against making major blunders[/size][/font].
[/quote]
The saddles were flat on the deck, which is how that Mark bloke described them, there was nowhere for them to go. I'd done the truss rod and shaved some off the nut, too. Shimming the neck wasn't a problem and can easily be undone if needed, though it's fine now. The only other options would have been to grind some off the bottom of the saddles or route and sink the bridge into the body. But, like I say, shimming sorted it.

[yorks5stringer]

Interestingly he did not give us the usual paragraph of guff about how he lowered the action to a micro wotsit. Also his trademark photo with the Bass shows him having lost some weight and looking a bit wooden....

[hollywoodrox]

He seems to be fond of oiling the pot's are you not supposed to put some sort of. Contact cleaner on them that won't attract dust and gunk, I'm sure you can't just spray them with wd40. He seems fixated on machine heads now and putting them at strange angles leaving the instrument looking like some poor infant with grotesquely misshapen teeth.

[hollywoodrox]

[quote name='the boy' timestamp='1348878837' post='1819516']
I am now convinced that this poor man is mentally ill. If there are any doctors on here can someone please assist him in finding the help he needs.
[/quote]lol