Not sure if this is the right forum to post in, but here goes nothing...
I once decided to be nice and give my $$ to a friend for a gig since she didn't have a bass at that moment. She's a great bassist but she mains picks. So there I see her, banging my 'Wick and when she gave me my bass back...
I tend to be a pretty rough player... and I had my Pickups up kinda high for my style of playing.
I've just now realized that I've been scratching my pickups a bit when I play.
I have a Corvette Double Buck.
My question is... Will this effect the way the instrument sounds at all?
So last time I took steel wool to my frets to clean them, I was so excited to put on new strings and to clean the bass I forgot to tape the board first :oops:
The damage wasn't to bad, but there are some scratchs I was wondering if anyone knew how to properly adress...
.... on my car.
Someone decided to just bump into my car and then take off without leaving a note or anything.
My usual luck and now I'm 1000€ shorter on my bass account.
Bastard!!!! (and in German that would "ein Wichser")
:evil: :evil: :evil:
Yeah... My cat has been scratching me and now my lymphnodes are swollen... So I believe I have cat scratch fever... The only true rock-n-rolling illness :)
I've just bought a new Corvette std 4 in Honey Violin, as a sister to my Bubinga std 5er. It has a small mark on the top horn which I would like to get rid of. You can just feel the damage with the tip of your finger, and the natural colour of the ash is showing through the finish. How can I...
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