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Dingwall SP-1 2025 - Ducatti White **NOW £1500**
Chadu25 replied to Chadu25's topic in Basses For Sale
It is really good! I’d be keeping this if I didn’t need the money. Gutted because of my circumstance but needs must first. Cheers mate! - Today
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When they split into two halves I was dismayed. Godley and Creme's L album totally made up for the disappointment. Imagine what could have been if they'd just taken a year off, though.
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Something Old & Something New - Your Recordings.
ajkula66 replied to xilddx's topic in Share Your Music
My music https://www.youtube.com/@TheWaterMemory -
It used to exist in the U.K. It was called Income Support.
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It has been confirmed on Phillip McKnight’s podcast that FMIC (Fender) has bought G&L.
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Happy - Keef
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Bump £50 + Postage -
The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
RichT replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
Wow, that's lovely. Just when I genuinely thought I had no gas left for anything... sigh. -
The bolt on Grinds were 34" for the 4 strings, 35" scale for 5 strings. 18 months later when the Grind was revamped as a neck-through bass, the 4, 5 & 6 string models all were 35" scale length. Peavey being Peavey both versions of the TL-5, another neck through model, basses were 34" scale length. Of the US production Cirrus, they again were all 35" scale except for, Peavey being Peavey, The 2007 bolt-on Cirrus went 34" for 4 string/35" for 5 string 😆 You're right about Zepher/C-5 being 34" scale length but dead wrong regarding it's timing. Cirrus sales went live Q1 of 1997, Zephyr/C-series didn't arrive until 1999.
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Yes. I recently had an issue with a Barefaced cover which was too big, but Barefaced resolved it very quickly, and the replacement cover was shipped to me directly from Hotcovers. Rob
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I’m up against mr travis and his all-consuming GEAR maw no chance, I see that bass being dragged to a Manchester address, probably leaving scratch marks on the pavement as it is sucked in like some poor dachshund caught in a wizard of Oz style tornado Briefly. 😛 I Wish I could buy this. GLWTS -
Pete went out of his way to ship his somewhat heavy Trace Elliot combo to me, even taking a £10 hit when his preferred courier wasn't available. Also sold me his Bugera Veyron and gave me a heads up when Parcel Farce had send it south rather than north. Absolute top bloke, much enjoyable banter was had, and I'd happily buy from him again.
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Glad To Be Gay — Tom Robinson Band
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Yes, exactly: These are EBMM "Classic" Sterlings - relatively rare birds. 2-Band, no switch (pickup permanently wired in series), figured maple necks with gloss finish, six-bolt neck joints, bridge with mutes, chrome truss wheel and battery compartment cover, slab one-piece ash bodies.
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Yeah. Want. bloody builders.
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Tutti Frutti - Richard Wayne Penniman
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No, nowhere near. Thanks very much for the link - it'll put my singer's mind at ease.
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Status Graphite - CW2 - Genesis aurora with red LEDs
MM Stingray 62 replied to woodyratm's topic in Basses For Sale
It certainly looks like it that’s some collection you have there sir 👏👏 -
Go on, this is The Precious, and it’s your birthday #gollum -
Hi, I willbuy this. Please message me for further details. Thanks, Mike -
Fresh Fruit - Procol Harum
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Peaches. Stranglers
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Sadowsky USA Jazz Pickups
Supernaut replied to Supernaut's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
Definitely US. This came from a parts bass made by a Sadowsky employee. No real markings on it to identify as such. The pickups were scrubbed out and headstock left blank for fear of repercussions. I still have the neck - Brazillian rosewood fingerboard, Graphtech nut, Schaller tuners.
