Recent content by Jeff Scott

Hipshop Ultralites on my old '67 4005WB made it balance perfectly. :aok Nice geetars, there. I used to have a '03 660/12 (MG), '07 660 (75th Anniversary-DCM), '98 360V64 (FG), and a '67 330 (FG), among other Rick guitars (and many basses).

Yamamotos use Cumpianos' neckbolt-on method.

I think Tony's timing was perfect as to his retiring, just before Covid hit. I have a MS-12 which has the same body as your baritone. Such an amazing tone from a 12-string guitar. :) A year after buying it used I bought a brand new Talus VS-12 from Tony. Both are amazing instruments. :aok

TI Jazz Flats on an AV '62 Jazz Bass.

You could have dusted it off before posting that photo, ya know? ;)

I haven't met a Rumble I liked, either. :) :aok

The best is whatever I use, for many years now it has been a Markbass Minimark. Hope this helps. ;)

I have always felt the Minis to be overpriced by a couple hundred $$$ for what they are. I have played quite a few, and the bass, but never bought one for that reason.

The bridge on my Martin. :aok https://www.12fret.com/wp-content/gallery/martin_csn_tolman_2007_cons/Martin_CSN_Tolman_2007_cons_bridge_1.jpg

To paraphrase: "Use the Ears, Luke!" ;)

I'll get started on that right away! EDIT: spelling

It is possible for only one or two areas of one fret to be high, especially on brand new factory-made instruments. Have you had your tech check for any high frets and level them to take care of any such issues?

First fret of the B is high.

Try them both and decide which you like the best. ;)

GAS Sleeping Beauty.