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IIRC that goes for both S8 and S9 serials.
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Couriers (yet again)... a new one on me - handling charges.
warwickhunt replied to warwickhunt's topic in General Discussion
https://www.secursus.com/en-gb/# So long as the courier has a tracking system (most do), you book the courier and then put the tracking number into the Securus system... that's pretty much it! -
kodiakblair started following Couriers (yet again)... a new one on me - handling charges.
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Couriers (yet again)... a new one on me - handling charges.
kodiakblair replied to warwickhunt's topic in General Discussion
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Correct, could be up to 1982
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Excellent. I'm eagerly awaiting the start of my new build with them.
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BassBus started following Overwater Progress Number 2
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From what I remember some s9 serial numbers covered early 80s too. This one has some transitional features.
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Geek99 started following Ampeg B200R (2009)220w 1x15 Bass Combo
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Donate to a basschat bass bash raffle?
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Looking promising I'll be there. Brawley 5 string neck-thru, Brawley 4 string with flats. Ashdown ABM300/10 series 1 combo (maybe the 15" extension cab but that would be stupidly loud 😉). Raffle prizes.
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Sweeneythebass started following EBS UniChorus & OctoBass Pedals and TC Corona Chorus
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Keep On Churnin' (Till the Butter Comes) - Wynonie Harris
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4/6ths of the owners are resident abroad. Hong Kong and Singapore.
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After my five mins of using the amp last night, when I moved the amp back into the corner. I found this on the floor (see picture below) This must have fallen out of the back Now I know why the chassis is loosen one side – it’s the cage nut and the chassis flange that should hold it in place – broken off. STILL KEEPING THE COMBO ! Just read an article on how to check the “With Horn”, “Without Horn” sockets on the B200R. This one has had the mod, 4ohms reading “Without Horn” Pete
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How was Your rehearsal last morning or night ?
MichaelDean replied to nilorius's topic in General Discussion
First practice in a while. The drummer and guitarist were running late, but that meant we had time to re-record some vocals for the next EP. It was very fun playing loud again, and we chose the setlist for our next gig. And we also started getting a new song together. -
New Spector Frank Bello Signature Bass
HeadlessBassist replied to HeadlessBassist's topic in Bass Guitars
Origin: Indonesia Year: 2025 Body Material: Alder Colour: Tina Rose Finish: Gloss Neck Finish: Satin Neck Material: Maple Fingerboard: Maple Inlays: Block, side dots Pickups: EMG Electronics: Passive Controls: Volume, volume, tone Pickguard: N/A Hardware: Chrome Gig Bag/Case: N/A Accessories: N/A Frets: 21 String Spacing: 19mm Nut Width: 41mm Scale Length: 34” -
Cornwall Steve started following Basses For Sale
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JazzyJ started following EBS UniChorus & OctoBass Pedals
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Advertising..? Back-room staff..? Fines for poor fire procedures..? I may not have all the details right, I'm not their accountant.
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OK, what is the 9M cost of sales covering?
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I think S9 = 1979, so 46 years old. I reckon that qualifies as vintage based on the 30+ years definition of vintage guitars.
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Here we are. 16 years on… She’s completed her GCSE’s, she’s not playing as much bass 😔 But she’s on the stage acting… We went to her show close last night. She’s bloody ace.
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That’s stunning
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pantherairsoft started following 32" Medium Scale Bass Thread
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Here is my ACG Salace E-Type. Strictly speaking this is 31.5” scale, but hopefully you can let me off. What’s half an inch between friends? Spec for anyone that cares… Salace E Type Headless 5 string (strung E-C) Paulownia body with Indian Cedar top 5 piece Ash/Purpleheart bolt on neck Wenge fingerboard with 30" radius Hipshot hardware (18mm string spacing) East Uni-Pre 4k preamp 2x ACG FB pickups, with a Wenge (to match the fretboard) ramp between them Weighs an impressively low 6.8lbs.
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Got my old s9 Precision a proper set up. New nut, new jack socket and tidying up of the wiring. I’ve owned it since 1999 and it has had a lot of use, as shown by the way the nitro finish on the neck is flaking off. Might get the neck refinished eventually but will leave it as is for now. Pick guard was like that when I got it. It does make for easier access to the wiring I suppose. Not a ‘proper’ vintage Fender compared to classic earlier models, but it is a damn good workhorse bass.
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Washburn AB10- Acoustic bass guitar -£150
RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE replied to lee650's topic in Basses For Sale
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Cost of financing equipment and property acquisitions and rentals..? Interest rates are cripplingly high.
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How was Your rehearsal last morning or night ?
Stub Mandrel replied to nilorius's topic in General Discussion
Tonight we all sat in a circle, kept the volume right down and deep dived into the arrangements for three originals. We had all come up with our perspectives on WhatsApp in advance. I used my fretless and it opened some new sonic avenues. We got into some theory which was fun. I am turning a D into a Bm7 🙂... but only sometimes and i makes a big differenceto feel. We had long discussion on how to move in and out of solos and decided to end a song in Em on A major to accentuate the mbiguous lyrical ending. It was pointed out that one if my basslines sounded like Dani California so I ended up quoting that instead. Another song, relegated a really nice line I came up with using a different inversion of each chord to the chorus and came up with a mwah-enriched melodic line for verses. Similar attention given to drums, guitars and vocals, as well as overall timing and structure. Was fun working as a group and achieving some major improvements by thinking from an audience perspective. None of us could have achieved this alone. We aren't the beatles but still very satisfying.