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Invalid Link RemovedAh, got it. I wouldn't have known that association.
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so literally breathe in the sea air for 10-16 years...
It's a cool bass but I would never pay that price. Especially for a fake relic job. But the overall idea of the bass I do love.
Glenfiddich, Glenlivet, Macallan, Glenmorangie.....No Balvenie?Recently...……..
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Left on my own - go for the Scotch!
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That would be an Engle/Warmoth LPJ. Last Millenium my wife’s brother bought 3 pieces of walnut at a garage sale and gave them to me. I glued them up to make a body blank. Fast forward 10 years and I bought a Warmoth Bloodwood on Wenge J neck that (it turned out) didn’t look right with the body I intended it for.^ what is that ?
Thanks!DUDE!!! Cool bass!
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... and YES! You GOTTA put a chrome T-bird pup in that thang!![]()
Yes... well... I suppose if yer doctor's gonna be loaded... I suppose it could be some kinda reassuring to know he's drinkin' good stuffI know, not everyone's thing.
If a hospital smelled like that, i wouldn't be afraid of being taken care of there.
I think it's meant to look like the pickups have been changed, they have a dealer in the UK and some of the guitars they sell for them have things like a strat pickup at the neck and a P90 at the bridge.That looks like an original EB-0. Except the pickguard. I'm not sure what to think of that, especially where it doesn't curve around the pickup ring quite right.
That old fashioned hospital smell, it used to turn my stomach something awful, actually did once when I was small but we won't go into thatIt's the iodine. Having spent too much time hanging around in hospitals, I associate the smell with iodine based disinfectant. These days hospitals don't smell like that.
Hey, I've been maturing by the sea for a lot longer than that, I think you'd love the taste of meso literally breathe in the sea air for 10-16 years...
There is something sexy and intoxicating that goes with that description.
Ok, EHEM!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll give myself an ahem and a HIYOOOO for that, hell I might even throw in a jiggerty 
They are pricy but to be fair that relic job has taken some time too although you could buy one of my twins for less than that shipped, I'd even include a bit of seaweed for that authentic brewed by the sea smellAgreed, much rather have @Christine build one like it.
That would be an Engle/Warmoth LPJ. Last Millenium my wife’s brother bought 3 pieces of walnut at a garage sale and gave them to me. I glued them up to make a body blank. Fast forward 10 years and I bought a Warmoth Bloodwood on Wenge J neck that (it turned out) didn’t look right with the body I intended it for.
I had acquired a 79 Epiphone Spririt (a 2 humbucker LPJ made in USA) and traced that shape onto the blank. I installed a Kent Armstrong soapbar and found a Badass 2 on CL.
I played it with Chromes on it for a few years in an acid-jazz/blues band.
Since then the Badass went to my JBass and for a while that neck was on a Squier Jag body.
I’m going to put on a set of roundwounds. I’m thinking about ordering a set of those chrome Tbird pickups on EBay. That’s what people refer to as Chinabuckers - correct? I could put one on the LPJ and the other on my Engle EB3![]()
Friday bass... QC FAIL!How are you finding the Kent Armstrong? That's a blast from the past for me, I haven't heard of his pickups being used for ages, they were highly regarded a while agoThanks!
Next time there's a Gibson quality rant on the forums here's a thread to rememberFriday bass... QC FAIL!
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Wow, they really got those pickups crooked and by the looks of the strings, the neck is crooked and in the wrong spot.
