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[quote name='Pete Academy' post='570968' date='Aug 16 2009, 07:44 PM']Who the hell is Roger Glove?[/quote]
Used to be the finger double in Deep Purple for those close ups :)

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Welcome to the forum :) Why don't you upload some pictures onto here using the attachments tool, sure to generate more interest :rolleyes: Never seen one of these before, they look nice on the website!

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[quote name='Pete Academy' post='570968' date='Aug 16 2009, 07:44 PM']Who the hell is Roger Glove?[/quote]
He's a friend of Stanley Cloak.

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[quote name='RhysP' post='571028' date='Aug 16 2009, 08:42 PM']He's a friend of Stanley Cloak.[/quote]

who is a second cousin, twice removed of 'Bootsie' Collins :) !!

good luck with the sale, a few pics will work wonders me old fruit??

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But these are very nice Fender-style basses - lightweight, balanced and great action (no trussrod but graphite core) - superb E string even with 095 and detuned to D. I had a '95 Excess (first version) - really nice except for the singlecoil pickups and noisy electronics - these are improved on later models.

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He used to be room mates with Leland Scarf!

On topic, this is a blinding bass - The only Vigier I've played, but it damn sure is a fine one!

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[quote name='Pete Academy' post='571337' date='Aug 17 2009, 08:59 AM']I reckon everything was bought from Cliff BURTONS.[/quote]

I thought it was Cliff BUTTONS :)

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Not really a nice gesture towards people like us Belgians who are trying hard to write in English though it's still a hard language.. (and we can do it in French and in German too...)
Hi, Claude... you don't happen to be a guitarplayer ? I know Peter DeWint (sound engineer for Glenn Hughes etc..) and he let me play a notorious Vigier once..he said something about this bass having a Deep Purple history..
Write it in French if it's too complicated, they won't understand it here though...

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Their Great Grandaddy was popular with the ladies as well, Oscar Petticoat.

On a serious note, good luck with the sale.

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[quote name='wombatboter' post='571386' date='Aug 17 2009, 09:55 AM']Not really a nice gesture towards people like us Belgians who are trying hard to write in English though it's still a hard language.. (and we can do it in French and in German too...)
Hi, Claude... you don't happen to be a guitarplayer ? I know Peter DeWint (sound engineer for Glenn Hughes etc..) and he let me play a notorious Vigier once..he said something about this bass having a Deep Purple history..
Write it in French if it's too complicated, they won't understand it here though...[/quote]

To be fair I don't think anybody posted any of the comments in this thread to insult the OPs use of the English language; if you read his post there's absolutely nothing wrong with the English in it. I've seen infinitely worse posted by "natives" :)
What started the jokes was simply the fact that the OP left the "R" off "Glover" - any one of us could have easily made the same mistake & the comments would have been the same.

I apologise to the OP if he's been offended in any way, it certainly was not my intention to cause offence & I doubt if it was the intention of any of the other posters too.

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[quote name='bubinga5' post='571192' date='Aug 16 2009, 11:20 PM']:) ....His brother is Marcus Mehatmecoat[/quote]
Shouldn't that be Marcus [i]Millner[/i]?

Never seen a Roger Glover signature before. If it plays like the regular Excess, then it'll be excellent!

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