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  2. spyder
    Now £50 including UK postage for all 6 strings.
  3. pilotbicycles
    Had also been asked about the weight of this: 4.15 kg / 9.15 lbs
  4. Sweeneythebass started following For sale - MIJ Fender Jazz Bass 1996/97 - Daphne Blue
  5. Terry M.
    Curious which Yamaha bass models you mean or just Yamaha basses in general?
  6. JohnR
    Becos CompIQ MINI Pro Compressor - £140 Delivered in UK. In brand new condition with box. Purchased from Joe's Pedals in May this year. I love compressors and like to try as many as possible. This one is fantastic and gives my favoured Keeley Compressor Pro a real run for the money. Once I dialled in my settings I couldn't tell them apart. The Becos is much cheaper and has several additional features. Potential buyers are welcome to try out in Glasgow. https://becosfx.com/product/compiq-mini-pro-compressor-pedal-for-guitar-bass/#description https://joespedals.com/collections/pedals/products/compiq-mini-pro-compressor
  7. Terry M.
    Do you think it might be obvious because it exists already? It certainly makes nut adjustments an absolute breeze either way.
  8. Al Krow
    Saw this clip posted on Insta for promo. Looked snappy! Anyone know what video editing software likely to have been used? Insta promo clip.mp4
  9. ian61
    Ladies/gents. This Jazz PU is from a 'VM P/J bass' which Ive converted back to P bass only. Reason for the carnage? It's one of the nicest P bass's Ive ever played. Light weight, with a great neck and tone and as you'll see in the photo nicely re-done by yours truly with a vintage bridge and in my fav colour.....BMW Gold! These DD PU's are SD's sleepers and this J PU is 'honky' as it gets. I could get a really nice Jaco bark from it.. but that tone is not my thing hence the conversion. Fully adjustable pole pieces and the little cutout is just so the wires could run freer. Pic of bass after conversion is for reference only... Its defo not for sale. £30 plus say 3 quid for postage? Cheers
  10. zbd1960
    Yamaha have been making musical instrument since 1887 and pianos in 1900, which is why their logo is three tuning forks.
  11. zbd1960 started following What are your irrational prejudices? I have some bonkers ones...
  12. zbd1960
    It's a thing in the cello world as well "antiqued" - no, if I'm buying a new instrument I want is to look nice, not as if someone has thrashed it with branches off a holly tree
  13. lemmywinks started following nordstrand big singles 5
  14. lemmywinks
    Aren't those Big Splits, hence the split coil? Better pickups IMO, spacing too narrow for me though
  15. PaulThePlug
    Which Pup? Presume Bridge, Maybe an Ashtray? If Neck, paybe a scratch plate without the pickup hole? I just found this on AliExpress: ￡16.99 | FeiMan Custom Quality Pickguard For US 10 Holes 5 String Jazz Bass Guitar Pickguard Blank Scratch Plate Multicolor Flame Pattern https://a.aliexpress.com/_EIdM53G
  16. Bassybert started following Hipshot USA Ultralites - 1/2” Nickel Y Key
  17. Bassybert
    @Lozz196 Do you think these will fit the Squier CV Mustang?
  18. SaimoN
  19. BCH
    Yes...thx for your interest...Bernard
  20. Shaggy
    The rear body point on series 1 Alembics were supposedly to make their owners use guitar stands, as the guy who started the company (I'm too lazy too Google...) was fed up of doing neck / headstock repairs on basses that had been typically just leaned against the amp and fallen over (as they do). Obviously this was ineffective with my '76 S1, as it's got a headstock repair (albeit a neat one) Have to say I personally like the "point" and "omega" body designs though I can live with most body designs, other than the truly fugly Warwick Buzzard.
  21. BCH
    this is my new Torzal on a stand), but the sound is identical, it will give you some idea, it outside & a iPhone(ignore the singing ..ha)
  22. Al Krow
    Thanks Phil. Lighting is often very much overlooked as being key to a live performance - certainly has been by me and my crew! On my agenda to upgrade our lighting set up over the next 12 months...
  23. Count Bassy
    IMHO the adjust-a-nut princible is so obvious that you couldn't really say anyone invented it. Lots of people must have thought of it but didn't have the equipment/couldn't be arsed to follow it through. More a case of who decided to actually make and market it first.
  24. Joe Nation
    Calling a neck made of carbon fibre "graphite".
  25. Terry M.
    Leave Jay Kay out of this 😆
  26. snorkie635
  27. Schnozzalee
    I love it, but I just know it'll mess up my muscle memory for when I play my fretless 34". As someone thats always had to live in shared housing, I appreciate the idea of having something small but luxury to move with... That said, you'd have to achieve some interesting wrist angles.
  28. JohnR
    Quick update. I love this bass so much I have just placed an order for a 4 string, 21 fret German Metroline. I am also in the process of agreeing the spec for an NYC. The Metroline is a catalogue item so should be ready much more quickly this time. I have been quoted 4-6 months. I've been quoted a year for the NYC.
  29. neepheid started following Bass Stand
  30. neepheid
    K&M Memphis Pro stand. Top neck grab, legs fold in and it's telescopic so compacts down pretty small. From this to this: Set up, collapse down in seconds.
  31. prowla
    Squeezy cheesy peas!
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