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I now have a link for the PB-50 scratchplates. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Harley-Benton-PB-50-Bass-Pickguard-PB-50-scratchplate-many-colours/114233957501?hash=item1a98dfdc7d:m:m68gcGIS2tiGkIYfb-eIZ_g

Some folks may know my fundness for the PB-50. I'm glad to say it is shared by many. On Sunday I visited a pickguard maker in Glasgow, the trip concerned Fender 51 pickguards but I brought a PB-50 guard along. This turned out to be a good idea, the fella was cutting a PB-50 PG for someone in...

@Shazam While I love my Fender Paisley P-bass I can honestly say I love the PB-50's just as much.

Thanks for the happy birthday @TomW :-) Sometimes "budget" is a misleading term. Does it mean cheap or just what something costs ? Extra hard pine body,2nd hand neck, custom build 29.9k ohm split single coil. Noll preamp,bridge/knobs and strap buttons, TI jazz flats. Total cost € 250.

I have been very fortunate to own some wonderful basses, no longer own the Wal but still have Vigiers, Peavey B-Quad and a few Cirrus. It confuses people that I mostly play the Harley Benton PB-50. There is good reason, the neck feels wonderful. 6 years and I've never adjusted it. Also the...

Herrick in the UK sell a split single, as does Loureiro in Spain. Both around the € 90 to € 100 range. I had Bloodstone Guitar Works in England build me a 29.9k spilt single. Cost just € 70 delivered.

I heard the RB 414 is wired like a Les Paul. Turning down 1 volume pot with switch in middle position affects overall volume. Poorly worded sorry. https://www.premierguitar.com/articles/21106-mod-garage-decouple-your-les-pauls-volume-controls

This Wesley acrylic 5'er weighed more than any of my Peavey T-40's. 6.4Kg

This photo shows the HB bridge next to a 4003. You can see how the HB bridge is easier to adjust. On the Ric bridge the intonation screws are to the back of the saddle, you must slacken to rubber band tension to allow access to the screw. There's also far less travel fopr the saddles, even if...

If the intonation is sharp and you need more adjustment than the bridge provides, remove the saddle and slide. Reverse the unit so the saddle is towards the bridge, slide towards the neck. I think this gives you about an extra 6mm travel. edit Should have typed "sharp" instead of "flat". Fixed...