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The Vibrations from that LOW B can bring smiles perhaps??
 
(Message edited by keavin on January 28, 2006)

Is she still with Boston?

Hey Jacko, What is a factory make-over you referenced whilst chatting about old #12? my #399 might like a month at the spa. And maybee returned with a new case.

Hi Micheal.
I'm pretty sure if your instrument was really beat up or needed am electronics upgrade you could send her back to the mothership to be stripped / refinished - whatever. My reply to Keavin was pretty much tongue in cheek although he says he's had to reglue the headstock 4 times so maybe it's time to send no 12 back for a proper repair (not that I'm implying in anyway that Keavin isn't a dab hand with the wood glue before I get flamed).
If #399 is just growing old gracefully, I'd leave her be. I much prefer vintage instruments to look that way.
 
Graeme

the break on mine was a Clean break so it fit like a glove ,where'as i did'nt have $250.00 for a squirt of carpenters glue. but i am a very handy man around my crib,plus too the last time i sent my bass out with out me it came back broke,so it pays to know how to fix (Some) things your self.