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Way over priced, I took a moment and looked at the others listed on Reverb, they were all less than this one. Honestly, they are good basses, just not that kind of $$$ good.


I kinda thought so. I bought my black ‘97 Gibson IV from the same guy and had to talk him down to $1800, which was fair, considering it had the OHSC case, a set of Lollars and Hipshot bridge, plus all the original stuff. I may mention to him he’s asking too much, or, I might just mind my own business. Actually, I find the latter usually is best.
 
Well…the NR’s are really special. Try it. You might like it.
What, and give up my blasphemous quirks? Besides, those are nice colors, but not quite what I would prefer. For whatever reason, I just flat don't have any interest in a NR. More for you and everyone else.

The fretless is next in line for a refin. We have been talking about the thickness of the poly on Epis. It's got a very thick poly coat on it. It doesn't feel bad, but to my hands, a thin nitro finish generally feels better. A thin poly finish feels better, too. I probably wouldn't be all that happy playing a Dan Armstrong, even if it didn't way a zillion pounds. It has absolutely no effect on the sound that my non-golden ears can pick up.
 
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If we all knew we’d last this long, we might have taken better care of ourselves.
Using everything up is a goal. Only issue is making sure it all lasts the same length of time. I seem to be failing with the timing part of it. It's a first world problem, though. With the steriod injection, it feels great. For how long? Who knows, but I'm planning on enjoying it while it lasts. Then however many rounds of that it will take, and then comes a metal knee. It is pretty routine these days, so if you are going to have some kind of physical problem, it's not a bad one to have. It was unpleasant for a few months until my wife got me to go see the doc. I figured they would want to trim the meniscus again, and I would just live with it for a month or two while waiting for that to happen. What did happen is a really pleasant surprise.
 
Munster for me.
I’m in the Macrae clan, Scottish highlands in the Kintail area. According to wiki…

“Clan Macrae of Kintail were famous throughout Scotland for cooking high quality moonshine, or "peatreek" in Scots, from illegal pot stills

In hindsight, I guess it made perfect sense that I lived in Kentucky for nearly 40 years.
 
I’m in the Macrae clan, Scottish highlands in the Kintail area. According to wiki…

“Clan Macrae of Kintail were famous throughout Scotland for cooking high quality moonshine, or "peatreek" in Scots, from illegal pot stills

In hindsight, I guess it made perfect sense that I lived in Kentucky for nearly 40 years.
And should move back!:D. I'm sure we can find you a still as a fixer-upper.
 

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