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Bassman1974 started following Jazz Bass / P Bass Parts Clearout
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I've a mountain of stuff for sale, as I've simply not the time or patience for the build that I had planned: Northwest Light Alder Jazz bass body in Honeyburst. Brand new in original packaging: £140 Squier CV Jazz bass body in Sunburst. Rough: £35 Unfinished Jazz bass body in Alder: £25 Fender 70's Pau Ferro Jazz Bass neck. Brand new in original packaging: £170 Gotoh GB528 Res-O-Lite tuners. Nickel 14mm. Brand new in original packaging: £85 Squier VM Pickups Jazz: £25 GZR EMG Pickups and controls for P Bass: £60 Fender AM Standard P Bass pickguards in Dark Tort and Black: £15 each Fender 9050 flatwounds. Well broken in and cut for Fender spacing: £25 Located Highlands, but happy to come to agreement regarding postage. The Ginger Tomcat is not for sale. Cheers.
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What are your irrational prejudices? I have some bonkers ones...
prowla replied to kwmlondon's topic in General Discussion
Whassup with black trainers? I generally wear trainers out and about and I prefer plain black to brightly coloured gimmick styling. (Unless you're also going to say people going out wearing trainers.) (BTW, sandals are footwear; sandles sell cars.) -
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Black Coffee started following TC electronic RH450+RS112 £275
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TC electronic RH450+RS112 £275
Black Coffee replied to MrV the grin's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Bassybert started following He's at it again....
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I think it’s the first time I’ve seen a parrots beak headstock. Could be a game changer 😂
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geoham started following How do you learn songs?
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I realise this is quite an old thread now... There's one thing I find useful that hasn't been mentioned - listen to the songs repeatedly. Our covers band normally add in 4-5 songs at a time. I'll pop them on to a playlist and listen during my commute, or just on in the background working from home. Sometimes I'm paying attention and listening to the bass, others it's just there to fill the silence. I find that I build up a lot of familiarity with the material, and I do a much better job of both learning my own part and keeping the band on the straight and narrow when it comes to rehearsing.
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Dazm66 started following Forget flats and rounds - these are curlies!
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Hmmm...(scratches head). Maybe it makes them much more portable? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/167385737980?mkevt=1&mkpid=2&emsid=e90001.m164960.l179212&plmtId=700008&mesgId=3037&mkcid=8&ch=osgood&bu=43035696244&trkId=01361126-f090-337c-b806-64017ed875de&cnvId=700003&recoId=167385737980&recoPos=2 Apologies if this has been posted previously
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knicknack started following Line 6 HX Stomp with Protection Racket case
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We have reached the frustrating "waiting for stuff to arrive" part of proceedings. But little things have happened. - the neck shims arrived, and I put the middle one (0.5 degree) one in. Can get a low enough action now, but the G saddle is pretty near the deck. Will try the 1 degree one and see how high that makes the saddles then decide which I prefer. - With it all strung up, did a basic setup on it and it intonates fine, not a lot of room left on the E saddle back travel, but there's a fix for that if needs be. - I found my nut files and lowered the slots to somewhere where they need to be, might chance my arm and grind them down a touch more. - I dealt with a high second fret by recrowning it - I know you should probably get the neck straight and check all the frets, but it's playing really nicely apart from that one so opted to spot fix it instead. Today a scary router bit should arrive and I'll be able to deal with the excess neck pocket material. And hopefully use the router on this bass for the last time.
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Thank you! I look forward to some jolly cooperation with everyone 😄
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I like that idea. It's a pain to take them off individually
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Musicman20 started following NBD: Rare MIJ Late 60s Traditional II Jazz w/ Matching Headstock
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NBD: Rare MIJ Late 60s Traditional II Jazz w/ Matching Headstock
Musicman20 replied to wateroftyne's topic in Bass Guitars
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