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  2. Reluctantly letting go of my beautiful Spector RST Euro bass. I never thought I’d part with this, but after months of reflection, I’ve realised I reach more often for the jazz-width neck of my Sandberg Superlight, but other than the neck, I prefer everything about the Spector! This lovely Spector RST Euro in Sienna Stain Matte was my first step into the world of ultralight basses, weighing in at only 6.5lbs. If you’ve ever struggled with back or shoulder issues, you’ll know how much of a game-changer that is and despite its featherweight build, it’s packed with quality: Aguilar pickups paired with the OB2 preamp deliver a vast palette of tones. I tried a Sadowsky pre for the passive options, but quickly returned to the OB2 – it just sings. Plays like a dream, with effortless versatility for live or studio work. The first basses I've ever had to raise the action, as it was so buzz-free low. Visually, it really is a stunner – a roasted neck, lightweight Gotoh tuners, a brass nut, MoP inlays, sleek lines, and a premium finish that oozes quality craftsmanship. Like all lighter woods, it’s picked up a few honest gigging dings, but nothing that affects playability or vibe. Bought from BassBro about a year ago for around £1,800, and it's worth every penny. Comes with the official Spector gig bag. Full Spector specifications here: https://www.spectorbass.com/product/euro-4-rst/ In reflection of the used market and the few dings, I'll sell for £1,300 – an absolute bargain for this calibre of instrument, and if it doesn't sell, I won't be too upset! I'm in Plymouth - Devon, and around the Bristol area last weekend of Nov. Happy to discuss courier options if needed, not really interested in trades other than a Markbass M58R 12" @ 8 ohm cab, or the same type M58R cab 2x10" but @ 4 ohm, plus cash my way. ....having just checked back for typos, I may change my mind about this sale 😂
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  3. https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1GAPXGT8CB/ Here is one of the SR4 necks from batch 2 getting skinned.
  4. It looks weirdly good under odd Stage lights , taken this weekend 😛
  5. Pickup coil width is a fascination to me! (I know, I know: get a life!). I'd like a shortie stingray, but with a pickup that is smaller so all the relative dimensions are the same. I'd love to find out if I can hear a difference. With the usual pickup on a shortie the pickup is sensing a higher percentage of the string than on a 34 scale. Aguilar and Nordy do thin Bart sized soapbars with separate lines of polepieces, although they are doubles and not the 1 large pole as on a 'ray pickup. Maybe one day I'll get someone to make one... and then discover I can't hear the difference and I've wasted £500 on a custom pickup!
  6. Damn this sounds good with my maple/rounds P; I may just try to find a way to keep it.
  7. Cheers. Rare indeed; in fact it took me a couple of years constant searching to find that version of the cab loaded with a Fane 15 driver to match with my Series 6 1215 combo.
  8. Mine is passive too, and with the much heavier ash body. I do feel the pickup in mine sounds fairly modern and powerful. In fact, the previous owner sold the bass for sounding too modern. He tried a different pickup in it (Fender Custom Shop '62 P reissue) but that didn't give him the desired results either. The ash body is very dense and incredibly heavy, even when compared to some of my longscale basses with fullsize bodies. When I bought the bass there was a set of flatwounds on it that I didn't like at all - they were very boomy, and very unbalanced (the E was overly loud and thuddy even after adjusting pickup height, the rest was more or less OK). I played it with Ernie Ball shortscale Slinkies for a while, and currently have LaBella 043-104 on it which are perfect. I think the E and A sounding bigger than the D and G might be due to it being a shortscale: since the pickup is the same size as on a longscale bass, the treble coil is closer to the bridge relative to the scale length than it would be on a longscale. With the LaBella's it's not an issue for me.
  9. It could be that he's playing so hard, he's snapped the neck of his guitar (and of course his wrist from his arm and managed to add an extra finger, but as he's a guitarist he might need it). It could also be that he has a very, very long forearm that's managed to bend backwards and hide behind his knee and shin. Also clever the way the mike is balanced in thin air, can I have one of those? Of course I am being exceptionally charitable to AI Slop. Rob
  10. This is exactly what I have battery life around 8 hours and a double-headed lead https://amzn.eu/d/eVlDM7z
  11. These are £75 new at Bass Direct. If you like to experiment with different tones but don't want the faff of soldering and swapping out capacitors, this is an effective, simple way to do so. Complete with installation instructions. £45 collected. If you want it posted then it will be an additional £4-£5.
  12. You Don't Miss Your Water ('Til the Well Runs Dry) - Craig David
  13. Hi, I haven't had these for long (I used to own both these pedals many years ago, but bought them for the second time recently), but a recent change in musical direction has now made these obsolete. I have about 700€ invested in these and I' m looking to get back 650€ for them which seems reasonable considering the ridiculous prices the seperate pedals go for these days. I'm selling to fund some new hardware and onboard pre-amp for my main axe, so I'm not interested in trades this time, sorry.. Shipping from Belgium. Sales pitch: Up for sale is this magnificant duo of rare pedals made by Spencer at 3 Leaf Audio. The Proton is his take on the Mutron III filter and it doesn't get much funkier than this! The Doom is a unique sounding fuzz that is extremely dynamic and can get supersynthy. When combined these pedals offer a wide variety of funky and synthy sounding tones that are used by lany great artist that are looking to get someyhing "extra" out of their pedalboard (think of Stuart Zenders work with Jamiroquai, Tim Lefebre, Janek Gwizdala,...) Due to the very limited production these are very hard to come by and they keep going up in value, so finding a set like these two is quite a rare opportunity. Both pedals come with the original packaging and can be shipped worldwide. Kind regards, Don
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  15. Poster designing again. This is a classic! MS Designer.
  16. Peterson StroboStomp Mini £90 posted https://www.petersontuners.com/products/stroboStompMini/ Accurate, compact tuner with high-def LCD strobe display and top-mount jack sockets. N.B. In the photos, in the top-left corner of the screen: that's the protective film that I never removed starting to come off, not a scratch/mark etc. My feedback thread: https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/159971-feedback-for-jrixn1/
  17. Diamond Bass Comp/EQ £140 posted The current version of the classic compressor, with very useful Mids and Tilt eq options. https://www.diamondpedals.com/products/bass-comp-eq My feedback thread: https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/159971-feedback-for-jrixn1/
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  18. EBS Stanley Clarke signature preamp pedal £220 posted https://ebssweden.com/pedals/stanley-clarke-signature-preamp/ Two-channel preamp; each channel with independent gain, bass, treble, sweepable mids, and high-pass or notch filter. You can blend the channels or toggle between them. I used it to switch between upright and electric basses. Also has tuner output, FX loop, and balanced XLR DI output. Includes original box and power supply. My feedback thread: https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/159971-feedback-for-jrixn1/
  19. Up for sale are my Aguilar DB112 cabs in Boss Tweed. Probably the nicest cabs I've ever owned! They've have been used but well looked after, a couple of small scuffs here and there. Come with hot covers which are a little bit worn but still plenty of life left in them. Only selling as I don't realistically need them anymore and they sound too good to be sat doing nothing. Looking for £350 per cab. Collection only from Stone (Staffordshire).
  20. Blackstar LT Drive Pedal, new and unused. Perfect condition. £30 collected, or I can post for an additional £4-£5.
  21. In immaculate condition features a rock solid six bolt neck with zero fret, Bartolini Elrick NJS Special Preamp and Cort designed noisless pickups, Hipshot tuners, Metalcraft M4 bridge, along with cutaway body design make for a superb playing experience, this is a lot of bang for your buck. Body Material Alder Scale Length 34″ (864mm) Neck Material Hard Maple Elrick Custom Profile Neck Thickness 1F : 21.8mm, 12F : 22.5mm Fingerboard Material Hard Maple 3-ply Laminated Fingerboard Radius 12″ (R305) Number of Frets 24 Frets Fret Type Small (2.0×1.1), Nickel Silver Inlay White Pearloid Block with Black Side Dots Nut Material Bone Nut Width 1 21/32″ (42mm) Truss Rod Two-way Adjustable Tuning Machines Hipshot® Ultralite Bridge Metal Craft M4 (String spacing : 19mm) Pickups Voiced Tone VTB-ST 4-String Pickup Set Electronics Bartolini® Elrick NJS Special Preamp Controls 1-Volume, 1-Blend, 3-Band EQ Hardware Chrome Neck Finish Matte Body Finish Gloss
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  22. stevie

    BC 8" cab

    It looks like that driver comes with its own gasket already fitted. So, you won't need any foam. I wish other driver manufacturers would do this.
  23. stevie

    BC 8" cab

    I seem to have made things more complicated than necessary by mentioning using foam gasket to seal the back panel. Please ignore, and glue the back panel in. I'd still suggest using screws to ensure that the panel is firmly glued to the battens. If you drive the screws below the surface, you can fill the holes with wood filler and sand.
  24. Bring Me Some Water - Melissa Etheridge
  25. New and unused Ebony C extension unit for a double bass ready to be fitted by a luthier and is ready to be shaped to a bass. Lovely ebony and lovely strong big clips for ease of use. To fit this extension you will need: 1. Atleast 12mm thickness of ebony at the top of the ebony fingerboard on the bassside (where the note F can be found). 2. Thiscannot be fitted if the front of yourscroll sits forward of the neck projection line. 3. Theneck projection line is the line where the maple neck and the ebony fingerboardmeet on the side of the neck. Project this line up over the peg box to thescroll. If your scroll sits forward of this then this extension CANNOT befitted. 4. Themaximum (or standard) scroll height for this extension if the front of yourscroll sits on the neck projection line is 245mm 5. Forevery 5mm that the front of your scroll sits back (minus) from the neckprojection line, the maximum scroll height is increases by 5mm (inversely theminimum height decreases by 5 mm) 6. Youcan increase the maximum scroll height fitment for all scrolls by 10mm byreplacing the 30mm pulley with a 20mm pulley (you will source this yourself) Open to offers. Will ship worldwide.
  26. Its not bass related but in the 90's, when at University, my Dad was an avid car boot sale visiter. I was doing a project on why VHS prevailed and Betamax failed, so I asked him to see if he could find me an old Betamax machine that I could use to demonstrate the differences in design. He duly came back with a machine with a box full of free tapes, all with well known movie labels on them. I was pleased to find the machine worked, so set about testing it with the box of tapes. They were all p**n films.... I had to re-record over them before I could use them for my Uni demo. One of the tapes was marked "Jimi Hendrix Live". After I told that story at a job I later worked at, it became a running joke that if anyone was sharing mucky videos around. the question would be "Is Jimi Hendrix on tour at the moment?"
  27. Yamaha SLG100 Silent Guitar, steel string model in original case. Nice condition, fully working. If you're looking at this you probably know what it is, but just in cae.... Silent Guitar breaks down into a very small, convenient carry case. 9v Battery powered, has mains adaptor input too but no power supply included (or needed really, batteries last ages). Headphone output, with volume and tone controls plus 2 reverb settings. Aux input so you can play along to your fave tunes, all without disturbing the family while they watch Strictly. Perfect for hotel room practice while touring. Could be open to sensible offers. Can ship within UK only at buyers cost, (to be determined). Cost around £500 new. Thanks for looking.
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