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I'm leaning toward the retro, mainly because messages are (for me) better visually separated by the strong dark blue message header and the (strong due to color diff) dark border.

Me, too. In particular, the modern scheme didn't distinguish between the existing messages on a thread and the box to create a new post. The retro is easier to see: the new message has grey toolbar instead of the blue stripe.
But hey, there's always gonna be some kind of learning curve for the users when there's a change in the interface. IME, the TB2014 migration ain't too hard to do.
Edit: ain't too hard for the user to adapt...that's what I meant to say. I'm sure this was a ton of work for the site staff, and kudos to them for keeping TB running on a current software platform.
Well, I do have some previous experience with the software they're using here on TalkBass (it's called XenForo for a specific reasonBut hey, there's always gonna be some kind of learning curve for the users when there's a change in the interface. IME, the TB2014 migration ain't too hard to do.
Yep, and I completely agree with Roger:
The nitro began wearing away on my 2005 P5 so I accelerated the process with 300 grit sandpaper. I love love LOVE the feel! Edit: the nitro finish feels great too, but I prefer worn-away-nitro.
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I think I will also really like the feel of this, and still have a ways to go on mine. But, at the same time I might stress about the "not new" look that it makes as I am kinda anal retentive. Then again, it will just be more "home" feeling.