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Nice one, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed, if you are I’ll give you the money myself 😁

I didn’t doubt it for a second.

Good result 👍

I found one for sale at Andertons Ex Demo interest free over 9 months trigger pulled

Hi, great i need first a NECK pickup with the 51 P specifications, 4 poles only) but in the shape of a neck Jazz Bass pickup…to get close to the P51 sound….. and yes, it would be interesting to have also a matching bridge PU, ( with 4 polepieces only ) if i would later use the bass with both pickups together ….as it has 2 routings for jazz bass already

Yep there is a trend amongst some double bass players on here to be 'gatekeepers' ... 'you must suffer to gain enlightenment like we have'.

Maybe put out a wanted ad here, see how it goes, you never know someone might be moving one on

Ah ok, thanks. Looks like my Boss SY-200 is gonna survive for a while yet on my little gigging board.

I'm not at the point where I want to quit anything at the moment, but frustrations are building. I'm in a band with a guy who has the absolute worst luck in the world - if something can go wrong for him it does, whether it's with his work, his health, his family life or whatever. Seriously, it's like he has been cursed or hexed or something. And, when things go wrong he tends to wallow in it. We ended up having to take most of last year off because he couldn't get his s**t together. And now he's just discovered he has a fairly serious health condition. The band and I always support him because he's like family, but it's frustrating. We're all in our 40s and 50s and aren't dreaming of rock stardom or anything any more, but actually being able to get together and play music and maintain at least a modicum of momentum is important! Also, our recent recordings were done in a way that I don't find particularly satisfying. We did an album a few years back and it was (IMHO) how it should be - started off with the whole band performing the songs together, then sprucing them up with overdubs, etc. It had that vibe you only get when you put people in a room and have them play together and play off each other. The last couple of recordings we did earlier this year were done a very different way, with a different engineer - we all recorded separately, and it was all done piece by piece. It was "assembling" music rather than "performing" it, the process had no flow, and I really didn't like working like that. The end result was decent, but it was missing something - it came out maybe a bit too "mechanical" for my taste (judge for yourself - the Bandcamp link is in my sig). Our singer loved working with this guy, and the other two found it a bit frustrating but thought it was worth being "stretched" to try something new. I just flat-out disliked the experience. Our remaining time over here may be limited so I'm reluctant to chuck it all in, especially when one of our number isn't in great health and needs our support. But, bloody hell, it's frustrating. Andy - best of luck with whatever you end up doing. The struggle is real!

Hey all, just sold Simon a PSU. All good from my end and would happily deal with again no issues. Peace.

So the fingerboard is 7.25” or 9.5”? also, the truss rod is a bullet type (“pre-EB”)?

Hey all, just sold a pedal to Rich. All good and would happily deal with again. Peace.

I can say it’s highly unlikely for the audio-triggered side.

It seems wrong to ‘like’ this post. I’m sorry to hear about how you feel; I hope you get your mojo back!

Not a reaction. I have no allergies. Their coating is just really rough when doing slides.

Anyone else monitoring the Marketplace forum, while feeling like a vulture circling a corpse?

i drooled over that many times on the BB website! Enjoy!

I would say that there is a little bit more grip than Elixirs, but not really noticeable.

It’s a shame when band situations rob all the joy out of making music. I’ve been a in few where I was meant to be enjoying it, but actually came away with a bad taste in my mouth from dealing with the various problems it brought. Sometimes it takes walking away from it and getting your balance back before deciding what to do next. Hope it all goes well, and good luck with whatever the next step brings.