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Really admire your patience in waiting for it. Wear it in good health and may it bring many precious moments! I’m anxious to see it. Kev

A proper speedy indeed! You mention a full service in the near future so why not! Enjoy and will help you bide the time till your Ed White! Enjoy!

Just got this back from a full service, what a win. Full service doc's old parts and polish. I'm impressed. Less time then quoted and under budget. Looks and feels brand new is hope for customer service these days yet! Well done Omega.

I'll be sporting this one tomorrow. It may be leaving my collection shortly so here is a good chance to spin it up. K

A very nice bunch of vintage old relics! Perfect for a vintage old relic such as yourself! HA! A couple of them I had forgotten you had. Keep up the good work. Kev

Thank you Art for all your contributions to this wonderful place on the net. Your work and effort here do not go without notice. Kev

Well that's up to each of you! Most of the "GOAT' bass players got mentioned here and a few I hadn't thought of as well. A lot of your preferences depended of course on your perferred genre of music. Jazz was mentioned in passing so how about Ron Carter on bass for example? The list could go on and

And the Rhythm section period. She played for everyone. " Most Heard but least known" And now for real story.. A guitar player for 5 years, then one day the guitarist didn't show up...so she grabs a bass. Carol Kaye

I like Victor Wooten mostly known for his work with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. Although that is now a small fraction of his body of work. His mentors include Jaco Pastorious, Stanley Clarke, and Marcus Miller to name a few. Usually found playing a Fodera bass through Hartke amps. Victor Wooten U

And dash clock by Bovet!