This bass is in good averall condition

[ilan]

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hofner-violin-Bass-original-60s-/151064810113?pt=Guitar&hash=item232c2a1281

"... a fantastic and very rare and original Hofner Violin Bass. This bass is in good averall condictions for the age ..."

Fantastic indeed. Good action, too. Surely no need for a neck reset. Or frets.

[Dave W]

Holy crap! That looks like it could be 1/2" or more.

[Pilgrim]

Here's a better example of "Averall" condition:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/W._Averell_Harriman

[Basvarken]

don't even mention Averall Condiction...

[Highlander]

No need to harri, man...

[TBird1958]

You could drive a truch under those strings 

[dadagoboi]

You could drive a truch under those strings 

DefinAtely 

[TBird1958]

Lol! I meant a truck.........typing at work and me = not good!

[Pilgrim]

I think that averall, it's not that bad to truch around with a minor misspelling in this thread.

[ilan]

Well, Höfner had a "Verithin" series, so they are not without misspellings themselves.

[Chris P.]

I like 'Verithin' writing better than the modern 'Verythin'. Verithin has something special and it's a bit like 'beauty' and 'beautiful'. The changing y to i seems logocal in that way.

[Dave W]

don't even mention Averall Condiction...

Condiction is the result of sticking it in the wrong f-hole.

[Pilgrim]

I just checked in to see what condiction my condiction was in!   

[Dave W]

I just checked in to see what condiction my condiction was in!   

Yeah... yeah... yeah.

[Highlander]

Is he talking about his special purpose...?