Recent content by Robert B

Depends on where he's located. Could be flooding?

Here is an actual '73 P-Bass neck. It's pricey! And the thing about a neck this old, there's a high probability of potential problems. '73 P-Bass Neck on Reverb Here's a 70's era neck - much more affordable! Personally, I'd be inclined to go with this one. 70's p-bass neck

Young people who make everything about control are so adorable! :thumbsup:

Welcome in! Your story brings a smile to my face. Thanks for that! :)

I can see that working. Would love to hear it, if possible!

Wow! Awesome energy!

To answer your questions, yes I went through the same thing. I took a 13 year break from playing at all. At the end of the 13 years, I went back to playing for my own benefit, but never played another gig. So no, it was not temporary. Would I change anything if I could do it again? Nope. I miss...

Well, to be fair, they seemed swamped. Still, I'd rather wait and have it done right than to be rushed out the door with a ineffective fix.

I don't doubt your experience at Lay's. I, on the other hand, had a less-than-desirable experience there. I took them my '79 Sabre due to a fret problem. Rather than address the problem, they just raised the action. I could have done that myself! I'm going to take it to The Guitar Guys in...

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I'll take them. PM'd

Drunks are a large reason I lost interest in playing gigs after 25 years. I found myself asking, "Is this what I want from life? To be worshipped and put on a pedestal by a bunch of drunks?" The answer was, "No!"

Not to mention Maruszczyk!

Seriously, nothing to do but work on acceptance. I believe that the decline of what was once brilliant abilities is just one of the further lessons in life. I'm going through it myself - I spend hours and hours trying to get back to being able to play the most difficult passages that I once...

I'm sorry you feel so defeated in terms of home ownership. Sincere best wishes for your future endeavors.