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  2. snorkie635
    You are correct, they're not as wonderful, amazing, tremendous as legend would suggest. I've got current fivers that are as good, or better, but I just fancy one in CAR. One day ...
  3. Linus27 started following Fretless Fender Mystery
  4. Hellzero
    Try the GR Bass I mentioned, it's quite the same as the Eich, but simply better. That said a Hevos combo if you can find one is an amazing little thing and also on the light side, particularly the Midget 10 in 300 or 400 Watts version, I've never heard such a small combo sounding this good. But it's not cheap at all, Public Peace (Maruszczyk) still has some in stock: https://www.public-peace.de/hevos-midget10-combo.html
  5. Beedster
    It gets less attractive the more I look at it
  6. Chadu25
    Back to my 1st fave comp! Got it at such a super nice deal with a fellow basschatter.
  7. HeadlessBassist started following Now £460 Daphne blue Sterling Stingray Short Scale, with extra mirror pickguard and Fender soft gig bag
  8. HeadlessBassist
    2mm string clearance at the 12th isn't a lot, as that's usually around the deepest part of the relief curve in the neck. You can always cure this with a very small tightening of the truss rod, but that may result in some 'clank' from further back up the neck. Short scale basses can often have slightly higher actions by the very nature of the shorter stop length, but it's compensated for by the lower string tension. Dropping a string gauge can often help - I run my American Performer Mustang on 40-95 Elixirs. They seem to be ideal for the short scale, with ideal tension and tone. I did notice from your pictures that your nut isn't cut particularly deep.
  9. Dan Dare
    Given that weight and compactness are the main reasons people choose combos, separates can actually be a better proposition. One of the crop of class D heads plus a lightweight cab (or two/more) is often a lot lighter to carry. I prefer two journeys to and from the car with lightweight stuff, rather than one with a lump. Separates are also scalable -you can add cabs for bigger jobs - and in the event of a failure, you have more options. The gear tart in me would still like an AER, though.
  10. HeadlessBassist
    Yes, I think Pao Ferro fingerboards are either something you like or dislike. The 'furry' feeling when they're new can be odd, but it's a very hard wood that stands the test of time, second only to Ebony. The Beck Basses are nice, again, I thought of the one I played a few times as nothing special, but it was a punchy thing for a passive bass. I guess they just gained legendary status by being a rare, sought after item.
  11. spiderpin
    Ah - that would do it! Thanks mate.
  12. Twigman
    How about in the Items Wanted forum? : https://www.basschat.co.uk/forum/22-items-wanted/
  13. cetera started following What is Pau Ferro like to play?
  14. cetera
    Good enough for my classic US Spectors, good enough for me.
  15. spiderpin started following Can I post a wanted as?
  16. spiderpin
    Hi all - new to the site as after a fender P bass lyte and am at my wits end trying to find one - am I able to post a wanted ad in the for sale section? Cheers.
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    spiderpin joined the community
  18. Mornats

    PMT

    Mornats replied to NigeJ's topic in General Discussion

    The PMT videos are back up on their YouTube channel. I've enjoyed them over the years so glad they're back. I don't think it means anything other than someone didn't want to lose the content so put them back up.
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  20. mikebass456
    Gasoline Allium - Rod Stewart
  21. BabyBlueSound
    Quick tone demo, unfortunately it does not sound nowhere as good as in real life, coming out of an amp:
  22. BabyBlueSound
    It's about 2mm at the 12th fret, not terribly high but physically doesn't go any lower.
  23. mattbass6
    Ahhhh, my old beautiful bass. A stunner of an instrument. GLWTS my friend. Someone is gonna pick up something very special indeed ☺️
  24. AATB
    SOLD
  25. fretmeister
    The clips in that video all show the IMA strings quite a bit louder to the point that I don't think that is just the string output being higher. Many reviewers do that to make something more impressive. I wish he had levelled the clips out so volume wouldn't be a factor.
  26. lemmywinks started following Fretless Fender Mystery
  27. lemmywinks
    My first thought was a Squier with a ebanol board Mighty Mite neck! https://www.guitarbitz.com/products/squier-affinity-precision-pj-bass-charcoal-frost-metallic Plastic nut on my Might Mite P neck though, you'd have to check the heel to know for sure.
  28. Adolfhipster
    Pm me
  29. Slipper91
    Pretty sure everyone knows what these are about. Selling as not being used and could use the £££ Price includes postage in the UK.
  30. ezbass
    Chive Talkin’ - The Bee Gees
  31. Slipper91
    Selling what is one of the best jazz basses I've played. Upgraded with noiseless Fender pickups and Fender hi-mass bridge. Collection from Bristol preferred, but happy to meet up halfway (within reason :D). Am also around Cardiff/Bridgend are quite regularly
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  32. Terry M.
    What's ironic is the high status those basses have achieved coupled with (some) people's snobbery of Pau Ferro fretboards. I have no issue with PF and would really like to try a Roscoe Beck to see what I've been missing. Never seen one though so...
  33. Leonard Smalls
    Pudding Thyme - Primus
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