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Philly started following GMR Soundboard custom 4 - Trade for a 5 string
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A tentative trade offering - I recently traded a 5 string for this and now need to get a five string back in the arsenal so its last in first out! This is a great bass, it is all that I wanted, playability is effortless, weight is great for long gigs and it looks stunning. I've lifted the quote below from a previous sale of this which explains the bass better than I can! I will add a link to the last ad, but I've added some new sunny photos. 'These were very expensive new and this has had a lot of work done to it. It had a pro set up at ATB guitars and sports a customised Bartolini preamp from Dex audio with a very narrow range that just keeps it all super useable in the real world. Controls are: volume, bass, treble, with a pull for low mid boost and a switch for each pickup to toggle between series/parallel/single coil It has an almost Stingray ish sound from the humbuckers and is surprisingly warm and rich. Neck is slim and flat, like a jazz bass meets a status, the most comfy neck I’ve ever owned. (In Over 300 basses!!) The balance is spot on and the truss works fine etc. ' A 5 string version of this would suit me perfectly but they are as rare as the proverbial rocking horse.., so ideally a lightweight jazz of some sort, ideally passive would be good. Thanks Phil
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IME DI100s have an earthing system that can cause some instruments not to work with them, especially anything with a non-standard PSU.
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Ghostwheel, if memory serves, weren't the EX Stingrays made in Japan? 🤔
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Steve Browning replied to BaggyMan's topic in General Discussion
If I can be ar$ed, I'll do an up to date picture one day. -
Ask Bill fitzmaurice. The cab is his design. All the information you need can be found here, https://billfitzmaurice.info/ and you can buy the plans for your cab on the site as well then you'll have all the info you need. I can tell you that there is no crossover in the cab and that the resistor is there to prevent ultrasonic oscillations. The piezos have to be the right ones and that the cab is designed to use only those tweeters anything else won't sound right or have the right dispersion.
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No I have little interest in Fender shaped basses and even less in fake aging. However the reason for my initial comment is that it seems to me the market for Fender copies is already massively over-saturated at every price point from Harley Benton all the way up to Celinder and similar, so I have a morbid interest to know what each new entrant in this market thinks they can add that isn't already available. After all the Fender bass is now getting on for 70s years old with no significant changes to the two core models for about 50 years, and they were created with express intention of being simple to produce using 40s technology and relatively unskilled labour, which means that pretty much anyone with a workspace, tools and modicum of woodworking knowledge can make one. If I wanted a Fender copy with fake aging there are already numerous sources for one - off the top of my head Limelight, Nash and even the Fender Custom Shop, and I'm sure there's more than that; and for one that looks new the choice is almost endless. So what does this maker bring that hasn't already been done before?
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This is exactly the kind of self-righteous indignation I'm talking about. So now the benchmark of racism is non-adherence to the doctrine of the Guardian newspaper.. It's not within your gift to decide on my behalf what is and what isn't racist. I'll make my own mind up, thank you very much. I'm perfectly capable of doing so. And if I did enjoy the company of people who didn't fulfil your expectations of what's acceptable, it really wouldnt be any of your business. Moreover, you do me a great disservice in implying that by associating with people who have whatever opinions that I would be endorsing those views or be susceptible to them.
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Now THAT is a bass collection 🙏
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Basses you hardly ever see for sale
Steve Browning replied to BaggyMan's topic in General Discussion
Overall, I reckon the real answer to this question is "the one I want"! -
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HeadlessBassist replied to BaggyMan's topic in General Discussion
Highway One Fender basses - Y'know, the Mexico made and painted bodies sent for final build in Corona with Grease Bucket tone circuit and Nitro finish with BadAss II bridges. Rare as hen's teeth, and people obviously tend to keep hold of them. -
Never had any significant problems with the DI100s deployed by techs at small venues. I've generally found DI20s to be quite noisy and/or susceptible to interference, though, which is a shame as they're handy in concept.
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No electronic device is 100% transparent, so by all means for this application start with something inexpensive and if the results are satisfactory then that's all you need.
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Basses you hardly ever see for sale
Steve Browning replied to BaggyMan's topic in General Discussion
I have tried to correct this paucity by having 12 of them now. 🙂 -
Why so few P-Basses? 😆
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Basses you hardly ever see for sale
Steve Browning replied to BaggyMan's topic in General Discussion
Only 4 of those remain, even the sofa's gone! -
Gottastopbuyinggear started following Feedback for adriansmith247
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Adrian bought my Zoom MS-60B. Very easy transaction - great communication and prompt payment. Thanks!
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Basses you hardly ever see for sale
Steve Browning replied to BaggyMan's topic in General Discussion
They're the two at the back, on the left. Nice to play for sure. -
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I love the Lehle p split...very handy, not cheap and I have nothing to compare against but no complaints.