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My really nice Yamaha Passive BBN4 Fretless Bass with a solid Alder body, Maple neck & a beautifully figured Slab Rosewood lined fingerboard, plays like the proverbial dream and sounds great with oodles of mwoarrrrr. In excellent condition with just a few tiny light play marks, which are purely aesthetic & for a 20 + year old Bass, I would describe the overall condition as excellent. Suitable for either the seasoned Fretless player, or due to the low action and fret lines this would be excellent for a beginner or an inexpensive way to try a Fretless if you’ve always fancied one, but didn’t want to spend a lot of your Great British pounds in case Fretless is not for you. Set up really nicely with a low action all the way up the neck, a lovely rich ‘woody’ sound & the bridge pickup provides instant Jaco when required. New KiOgen Professional Loom fitted with Bourne Pots & Switchcraft Barrel Jack Socket. Nice and light at 3.7kg or a tad over 8lbs in ‘old money’ according to my digital scales.The Fret lines thankfully extend over the sides of the fingerboard making intonation a doddle, even for an old duffer like me. In excellent condition, with just a few play wear marks / small indents but nothing serious. Collection welcome, or postage to the U.K. Mainland only via fully insured 24 hour delivery at cost price to the buyer. Specifications Solid Alder Body Maple Neck Lovely Figured Rosewood Slab lined Fretless fingerboard Yamaha Soap Bar neck & bridge pickups with individual volume and Master tone controls. La Bella Nylon coated Flat wound strings fitted to protect the fingerboard. 38mm nut width, so very Jazz - esque + nice and shallow front to back, so very easy & comfortable to play. New KiOgen Loom fitted with Bourne pots & Switchcraft Jack. New Fender padded Gig bag included. Any questions, please give me a shout.
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Explain PA setups to me like I'm an idiot
Steve Browning replied to proy900's topic in PA set up and use
Absolutely. I would certainly assist if the OP is in my part of the world. I think @Beedster asked where they were for this reason. -
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The USA Fenders did improve from 2012. Japan’s reputation has been consistently high since it started with the JV series.
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Gret Eejit joined the community
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Stub Mandrel started following Nick smith Signiture Bass
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Following. That's a great looking, tasteful instrument and no doubt it sounds and plays as well as it looks. An excellent tribute.
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Great private party gig last night celebrating a 40th and an 80th so wide age range watching. Outdoors in the garden of one of the local farmhouses and all up for a good time. Only the 5th gig of the new band but they liked us so much that they paid us more than the agreed going rate. Same happened last at last gig so we must be doing something right. First outing of my s-s Sandberg Cali since new Aguilar pickup set fitted. Much more heft that OE pups. Didn't realise just how much in fact. No need to engage the 'deep' button on my Mesa D800+ from now on methinks. So nice to see all the old folks having such a good time. That includes me btw 🙂
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One of our own - haven't recorded it yet but it's essentially a 12 bar blues with a couple odd turn arounds added for interest. We also do a walking bassline on the chorus of the old classic "You are mighty".
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Steven - Alice Cooper
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If you're playing old hymns then they're written for an organ, so long low notes are just fine. Weird problem with my IEMs today, just making party flappy noises anything lower than the open D. Swapped the IEM amp and phones but same problem. I gave up and just listed to the room, as it sounded great out front.
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Seagull - Joe Bonamassa
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Over My Head - King's X
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The next gig for Hurtsfall is: Pride Day Celebration on Saturday 26th July at Rough Trade in Nottingham. Free entry. We're on at 3.00pm.
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BassAdder60 started following MarkBass Little Mark IV and MB58R 102P cabs
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Hey folks I’m interested in anyone who is familiar with or using / have used the MarkBass LM IV amp and MB58R 102P cab ? Do they match well and would they handle jam sessions / gigs ? with a single guitarist and drummer ? I had years back the LM III and the Traveller 102 cab and they sounded nice. I like how light they are in the MBR 102P series and compact
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Definitely this. Paying someone for an hour of their time (If you have a pal who knows their stuff, buy them a nice bottle) will be enormously helpful and you'll learn the basics in that hour. It's so much easier when someone shows you, rather than tells you, how it works. It's not hard, but the initial learning curve, especially the effect of eq and how to use it effectively, can be a little steep. Good luck.
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Bernmeister started following Greeting from Hayling Island
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Hi Alan. Welcome, it’s a long road, just keep at it….
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Only made it as far as Wunjos today. Played a nice Ibanez BTB865 singlecut with the cheaper far eastern licenced Bart pickups,the BH2 model. Bass played and felt amazing but I'm scratching my head with regards to these cheaper Barts. I struggle with the real ones from America much less!!!
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AlexDelores started following Stingray feeler sale/trade (K Smith)
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Aberdeen bass players social! 13th July, Brewdog Union Square, 2pm
Yan_Huriey replied to neepheid's topic in Events
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Just to also add that despite the worldwide brand recognition (Fender) you will lose nothing by considering other brands out there.