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fare thee well Dusty one of my mentors ,, ZZ top are a Texas treasure and i spent many an hour whiling away to there tunes growing up ,, the opposite headstock telecaster so country hick i have one in my armoury and always ilicits a response at gigs ,,, he'd be plugging in with Eddie van halen...

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such a luverly pair they make ,, exquisite

thanks heaps Peltor you da man , a wealth of info there buddy , really appreciate the homework you've done , cheers jez

Davey 504 is the best but Dusty Hill of ZZ Top would be awesome to get a few pointers from plus i think he might appreciate my reverse headstock tele ,, good onya Dusty

genuinely appreciate your thoughts one and all guy's , in particular the pliability of strings observation from Steve CS thankyou a very valid point ,,, ,, since pondering incessantly over this for the last coupla weeks , wracking my brain for answers asking why and how could this be and maybe...

is it just me or does open straw E on a reverse headstock bass sound more sustained and robust than standard ? i'm saying the added couple of inches of string from the nut to to the machine head actually do make a difference in resonance ,,, i own a zz top Dusty Hill inspired bass thats a bit of...

lovin that reverse headstock , good job

i see the new guitar/bass tuners just slip over the machine heads and automatically wind the pegs into perfect tuning ,, how good are they , i don't know but i'll just stick with the old clip on tuner for now and at a pinch the phone app fender tuner ,,,

Thanks V , it's a very well finished bass and a pleasure to own 12 years ,,, i get more comments from playing this than my precisions or marcus miller jazz

Hi there everyone , Jezwald here or jez for short , 1st day on here and great to see a site dedicated to my peers ,,, i'd like to talk about a little talked about bass i have a 2004 18v fender american deluxe zone bass made from walnut , mahogany and maple that is sublimely amazing and this one...