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  2. Len_derby
    That’s a shame, especially as most blues fans now qualify for free bus rides (me included 😆).
  3. snorkie635
    Was his name Clarence or Leo by any chance?
  4. Schlippy started following Feedback for gazhowe
  5. Schlippy
    Bought a chorus off Gaz, super smooth transaction, arrived promptly in superb packaging. Cheers Gaz!
  6. taunton-hobbit
    Nice - that one's a keeper! 😎
  7. Schlippy
    Bought a MIDI controller off Berserker (seems wrong to call someone with the pseudonym "Berserker" Nigel for some reason), fantastic price, great comms throughout and it arrived promptly in fantastic packaging. Cheers!
  8. briansbrew started following KiOgon j-bass type VVT loom that's been a bit "adjusted" to fit a Yamaha bass. Works great, yours for half price!
  9. carlitos71 started following Yamaha BB735A - Matt Black
  10. carlitos71
    Hi, I’m looking for my first 5 stringer and this could be a good option - I have never tried one of this though - based in London W11
  11. kevin_lindsay started following Daphne blue P-bass
  12. kevin_lindsay
    Home build, home sprayed, home assembled and setup. TV has nothing decent to watch, so this is how I keep myself amused.
  13. Salt on your Bass?
    Drop to £300
  14. obbm
    Due to complete re-engineer of pedal board: Mooer Baby Tuner - £30 Mooer Bass Sweeper - £28 Mooer Micro DI (brand new) - £40 Sonicake Cry Bot Auto Wah - £22 Donner Jet Convolution Flanger - £20 TC Electronic SuB N Up - £40 All in excellent condition, in original boxes with all accessories. Photos available. Price includes UK postage.
  15. Clarky
    This is a thing of beauty. Have a bump to the top on me!
  16. petergales started following Vanderkley 112 EXT for sale
  17. Bagman
    this needs a tidy up but sort of getting there the Vitoos PSU was a great buy , the Walrus Tuner is good and the Free The Tone pedals really are the business
  18. pete.young
    Did a 2-hour set last night with Ministry of Mojo as part of the Dereham Blues Festival. Really nice venue but very small and dwindling audience, which we just about outnumbered by the end. Unfortunately the venue is out of the town centre and blues fans clearly didn't fancy making the trip out to the suburbs. The office:
  19. scrumpymike
    Got the Sandy back yesterday with the AG 4M/J-HC set fitted. Based on a quick noodle at home, definitely worth all the cost and hassle. Will post the full story after tonight's gig.
  20. kwmlondon
    They are great basses, I had a combustion for years and deciced to upgrade to this - it's a bit of a sleeper. Canadian ABZ but with a plain finish so it doesn't look like a custom from a distance. The rehearsal was good fun. The drummer is good but very inexperienced so trying out ALL of his chops in the numbers and practising fills and rolls whenever we stop. And is VERY LOUD. But that's all fine. I have earplugs and the enthusiasm is great. What I'm having to put my foot down on though is the speeding up. Once last night the tune was racing away so I tried to pull back, and pull back until I was completely out of time and neither of them noticed. They didn't even notice when I stopped playing and stood there waiting for them to finish the tune... which they did very quicklyt the speed they were going! I asked the, politely, to listen a bit more intently and to be fair they did after that. The beers and the chat in the pub afterwards was also the hightlight of the week.
  21. Berserker
    Thanks dude, much appreciated. I swear there's only a handful of Basschatters down south, I need to move up north!
  22. Mickeyboro
    ‘Opus One (2012-2019)' is a 4CD boxset containing four albums from the 2000s from the legendary Canadian guitarist. All issued on indie labels, they are now hard to find. This clamshell box includes comments from Travers himself. Brand new and unplayed. £20 posted UK. Now £15.
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  23. Mickeyboro
    This is as hard-hitting as Lucinda’s songs, and to be frank it’s a wee bit too honest. But that makes it compelling reading, so if you like her music it’s a solid investment. If you don’t know who she is, consult YouTube immediately… Hardback, very good condition. RRP £20, yours for £13 posted. Now just £11.
  24. Reggaebass
    For anyone who hasn’t heard this, it’s superb, good luck mickey
  25. Mickeyboro
    Very well put together US-published book of in-depth interviews with guitarists based on a TV documentary. Refreshingly, not all are the usual suspects. Rarely seen here. 300 pages, very good condition. £13 posted UK. Now just £10
  26. Mickeyboro
    Latest album from leading Americana singer-songwriter. New, sealed, £9 posted.
  27. Richard R started following Body Routing
  28. Mickeyboro
    That’s kinda what I was interested in finding out, Len. Ta for asking! As far as I can tell, there’s really not a great deal of difference. Maybe it’s not as compressed as the Elf, but certainly loud enough for the room. The Fleas pickups drive it quite hard. What I like about the Warwick is the clearly visible controls - many’s the time the Elf’s volume has somehow turned itself down or off! Curiously, on the evidence of live recordings, the sound I like best for blues at the moment is my Sandberg VM4 with the GK MB200 through my Barefaced Two10. None of which I was using here🤔
  29. thebrig
    That's works with me, I'll send you a PM with the details.
  30. Grezza 1
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  31. W1_Pro
    The one in The Gallery is a nice thing. I tried it the other day. Thin neck, nice tone, looks the part. My reservation is that I think it might be a bit pricey for what it is. But I guess the gallery has overheads that we don't. Your shortscale will undoubtedly be nicer to play, and what with these both being quite 'thumpy' semi acoustic basses, I doubt the scale length will make any real diff to the tone. GLWTS!
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  33. chrisbass13
    Yamaha Motion MB – III medium scale bass Had this little bass on offer a few months ago but ended up keeping it as I needed a bass for a gig that involved flying (it fits in a guitar gigbag). Really great bass for the money with a big sound and easy on the shoulders. · Body: Basswood · Neck: Maple · Fingerboard: Rosewood · Pick up: Humbucker (Passive) · Neck joint: Bolt-On · Nut width: 39mm · Number of frets: 24F · Weight: ≈ 3.5kg · Control part: 2 Volume / 1 Tone · Scale: 32" / 813mm (Medium Scale) Its from 1988 so it does have some marks here and there but nothing too bad. Everything works great and the frets are really well dressed. Can take a very low action. Its strung up with medium scale Thomastik Jazz Flatwounds that are a great match, it kicks butt! Can ship anywhere in Europe. Price is 400 Euros. If you have any question, just PM me. Thanks!
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