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  2. simonlittle
    Harry bought my Markbass cabinet. Had a great chat about all things bass. A pleasure to deal with. Thanks @Harry
  3. W1_Pro
    They are hard dow Andy...chocking off accross the strings when I go above the 14th fret...
  4. gary mac
    G&L Fallout Tribute. Properly set up, with upgraded electronics and Fender locking tuners. Condition is almost as new. I can see two tiny blemishes to the paint but very hard to spot. CONSTRUCTION: bolt-on SCALE: 25 1/2" PICKUPS: Paul Gagon-designed Alnico pickups, G&L AP4285B P-90 in neck position and G&L AW4470B humbucker in bridge positon BODY WOOD: Poplar NECK WOOD: Hard-Rock Maple with Maple or Rosewood fingerboard NECK WIDTH AT NUT: 1 5/8" NECK RADIUS: 12" NECK PROFILE: medium C FRETS: 22 medium jumbo, nickel BRIDGE: G&L Saddle Lock CONTROLS: 3-position pickup selector, volume, tone with push/pull coil tap No case, so collection preferred but we can discuss posting if required.
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  5. prowla
    I had one; the neck is wider to keep the string spacing. I would've preferred it to have a narrower neck and closer strings.
  6. itu
    Molded plugs usually have crimped or welded connections. I think crimping is the most popular way because it is fast, cheap, and reliable.
  7. gary mac started following Hercules microphone stand, as new
  8. gary mac
    The usual high quality piece of Hercules kit. I used it for one gig, so it's still as new. All of the supplied components/attachments are present. £20 collected. If you want it posted, let me know and I'll get a price.
  9. uk_lefty
    Just received a message from the previous owner that it was bought like this new. I think this will be worth the effort to upgrade the electrics.
  10. Cato
    I love the look of these early P basses but at the end of the day I'm also sure there are sound reasons why Leo Fender tweaked the design and stuck with those changes for the rest of his time at Fender. Ergonomics and quieter pickups being 2 of the obvious ones.
  11. martthebass
    Thanks, it’s a little darker than it’s bigger brother - also Starry Night finish.
  12. jimmybass04
    3.4 kg
  13. basscki
    Sold!
  14. jefbyos
    Yes, actually was thinking about two possibilities Either a third switch, as those having the big enclosure like myself have space for it - depends if the board can accomodate an extra switch. If not possible to add a button to the current board, but the board can accept a change of function of the Bypass to program down, it would be nice for those using their FI with a MFX on the FX loop (or a looper). I myself use a Boss MS-3 and could dedicate a loop for that bit. Of course the MIDI can do Program Changes but sometimes you may want to change the presets on FI alone, without changing on the other device.
  15. LeftyJ
    If that was just defretted it would have had to have the entire fingerboard replaced, because there's no hiding the original fingerboard dots unless you shave off a few millimeters! Either way, cool score. It looks great!
  16. milesBguitar
    Cheers for that, just purchased one 👍🏻
  17. Machines
    I saved this bass from CashConverters a few years ago, lovely instrument
  18. Chienmortbb
    I was not doubting the quality or maximum SPL of the Altos. It’s just that the marketing specs surpass RCF and QSC speakers costing many times more. Mackie were very bad at clawing thousands of watts for tveit Thump series and when I looked inside, they had a 340 watt class D amplifier. Even the mighty RCF do not put limits on their frequency response figures. it is a malaise that goes throughout the industry.
  19. Quatschmacher started following Origin Effects BassRig Ampeg B15 Fliptop recreation
  20. Quatschmacher
    Even it were a B15, I imagine it’d be the same format as the other BassRigs so the cab sim would not be defeatable on the XLR in engaged mode. From the teaser, I’m thinking it might be more like a Marshall recreation for guitarists (and maybe bass).
  21. SpondonBassed started following The next build….walnut Jazz bass
  22. SpondonBassed
    That looks like you've achieved a glass like finish. Can we see some different lighting angles please? It's impressive.
  23. TheSwing
    Thanks, Mokl. I was running two as a vertical stack – best live sound I've ever had!
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  25. neepheid
    B - in the process of being restored, PSU caps done, but mucho funny business being displayed ATM.
  26. nekomatic started following Anyone solder wires into mains plugs?
  27. nekomatic
    To be fair, that particular piece of kit has to be a good 40 years old. Model A or B, btw?
  28. Wolverinebass started following Brooks twelve string Thunderbird
  29. Wolverinebass
    I appreciate that @Basvarken you're a Gibson person. How custom are you prepared to go? Is the basses being active possible? Custom circuits? Is putting say a pair of EMG's in something that might be considered for example? It's just a question. They're spectacular instruments by the way.
  30. BassAgent
    If I can get away with 19 basses, you can get away with 9
  31. cetera
    Yep, Big Horizon were fabulous. Great to see you there Trev..... Gotta say that Lee Pomeroy and Donavan Hepburn are a seriously tight rhythm section... wonderful to watch and listen to!
  32. uk_lefty
    My Stingray acquired a little brother this morning. I think the previous owner has had the fingerboard professionally replaced, and a very good job has been done too. Hardware and electronics are not great but am hoping I can pickup some secondhand upgrades. Update: I am told by the previous owner it was bought as new in fretless. Lovely stuff.
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