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  2. Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water…
  3. Seems fairly self-explanatory that they’ve had to announce early due to the Behringer copy. I’ll be happy to support the original maker. (Some Behringer copies are really good (Model D for example) whereas some are really not up to the rigours of heavy use.)
  4. Only The Strong Survive - Bruce Springsteen
  5. Do sign up for a free account here so that you can access all the cloud-based presets directly in the editor via the Global Directory. https://auraplug.com/fidatabase2/
  6. Most of the global parameters found in the Global Menu are mostly not likely to become per-program, i.e. stuff like MIDI channels, tune base, etc. I have argued on several occasions that it could be useful to have the note-on/off levels be per-program but I’ve always been overruled. I especially find that setting a really low note-on level is great for envelope filter patches where I want maximum sensitivity. Again, if you email them and ask, it may add weight.
  7. Royal Blues, @ Off the Cuff, Herne Hill, that London. Support band slot to The Road, so not the usual crowd for our brand of blues based Americana. Only 2 backing vocalists this time, and stunning work by the ladies in rejigging the 3 part harmonies. @Al Krow of this parish was in attendance (turns out we share a singer) so I was hyper aware that any bass fluffs would be immediately noticeable to at least one person in the audience 😆. The venue is in the arches of railway bridge, and it was quite noticeable when trains were going over, but fortunately not when we were playing. Fun gig, I think we played well. Ibanez UB804 -> Getaria wireless -> Digitech BP355 -> FOH / Warwick Pro Fet 3, Calsborough 4x10. Some clips of the gig on The Facebook story thing, listen with headphones or decent speakers: https://www.facebook.com/stories/122094436502361314/UzpfSVNDOjY0ODE5OTkwODI4MjQ4Nw==/?view_single=1&mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v Footwear: maroon creepers.
  8. PS, the two spare scratch plates shown are to fit the original pickups - if you are able to source one.
  9. The Bass Channel's review vid was good, but not good enough to convince me unfortunately - Not that we're likely to see too many of the 300 this side of the pond
  10. I don't need another 4-string Yamaha. But I'm tempted. Good luck with the sale!
  11. Hi Jimi, Only the bridge cover is available, as shown in one of the pics.
  12. Mine is the one about the gynaecologist who redecorated their entire house through the letterbox.
  13. Well colour me corrected 🤣 Never seen a US-made bass with basslines pickups. I thought the Standards were only finished in the US, as Mudpup said. That is quite the deal then.
  14. I must admit, myself and some of my muso friends, blanket bomb Facebook with this gem annually. All rather childish, really...
  15. Yes, stunning. Looks like you're going to get yours before I get mine, Mick.
  16. Chaos AD - Sepultura
  17. I love the 434, just wish it had the 734 style inlays. Tbf if I pick one up I’ll just probably add them my self. Crazy value!
  18. Excuse my ignorance but why are you testing microphones, especially given they all appear to be giving you similar results? Not criticising, just genuinely interested, all seems a bit eccentric in which case I'm with you 👍 BTW I went quite mad trying out various permutations of my Townsend L22 Sphere, wish I'd stuck with my SM7-Bs to be honest
  19. Washburn Vulture II Bass MIJ 1980 Classic Japanese Washburn from the Wing series. Made in the renowned Yamaki Factory back in the 80’s. The body is beautiful with a sculptured rear cutaway area, binding neck and body, through neck with through body stringing. The cream pickups look like Dimarzios but are Washburn models. The bass is all original apart from the tuners which are replacement Schallers. The originals failed and had missing parts when I bought it. There was a lacquer crack now repaired on the back of the neck/headstock. Bass plays nicely and the trussrod works. Frets are worn but have life in them. Sounds great with a wide range of tones and all the electrics work as they ought to. It’s got some dings from being heavily gigged throughout the 80s and 90s by the original owner. No case or bag. It’s heavy at 4.7kgs but I have rehearsed with it for an extended period and because it is well balanced it’s not too bad. You don’t see many of these about and they are great examples of Japanese craftsmanship from this time. I believe they were made at the same time and in the same factory as the lesser known Daion brand and share similar features. Pickup preferred but will post at buyer’s cost in UK only.
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  20. This man knows how to wrap a parcel! I still remember how well it looked. I almost didn't want to spoil it by opening it.
  21. Hi, does the original pick up come with the bass? and the covers?
  22. Sold a Cali76 to Ian Immediate payment, flawless transaction. Deal with confidence 👌 Cheers Ian 🍻
  23. Ive had it confirmed by ZON that its a USA made bass
  24. Today
  25. Ive added the email reply i had from Zon to the images of the bass. Its a USA made Instrument
  26. Ive had a reply from ZON and this bass was made in California
  27. This is an amazing bass, I love Sterlings and the 5 is very special. This one looks a peach. A great price too. I'd jump at the chance if had the funds and didn't already have one. Anyone tempted should snap this up. GLWTS.
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