adouglas
Well-known member
I'm not in the market for anything, but I'm in the habit of visiting the local GC (or other music store) when it's convenient during my travels.
A few days ago I was in the vicinity of the Larchmont, NY GC with about a half-hour to spare, so of course I dropped in.
They have a 30th SR on the wall. I knew they had it, but didn't know if it had sold or not. Seeing that it's still there, I felt it needed a visit.
So I took it down and found that it was buzzing all over the neck.
Employing my Official Forumite Trussrod Tweak Privelege, I pulled the appropriate implement out of my pocket, gave the trussrod an adjustment, and proceeded to enjoy myself for 15 minutes or so.
Then, as I was preparing to put it back on its hook, I did what I always do...hold it up and admire it from all angles. Man, the birdseye on those 30th necks is amazing.
It was then that I saw it had a pinky-fingernail-sized ding in the back of the body, all the way down to the bare wood.
*sob*
I've got similar damage to my own bass, but *I* did it, not some purple-haired emo teen creep. There's a difference. Scars should have a story behind them.
A few days ago I was in the vicinity of the Larchmont, NY GC with about a half-hour to spare, so of course I dropped in.
They have a 30th SR on the wall. I knew they had it, but didn't know if it had sold or not. Seeing that it's still there, I felt it needed a visit.
So I took it down and found that it was buzzing all over the neck.
Employing my Official Forumite Trussrod Tweak Privelege, I pulled the appropriate implement out of my pocket, gave the trussrod an adjustment, and proceeded to enjoy myself for 15 minutes or so.
Then, as I was preparing to put it back on its hook, I did what I always do...hold it up and admire it from all angles. Man, the birdseye on those 30th necks is amazing.
It was then that I saw it had a pinky-fingernail-sized ding in the back of the body, all the way down to the bare wood.
*sob*
I've got similar damage to my own bass, but *I* did it, not some purple-haired emo teen creep. There's a difference. Scars should have a story behind them.
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