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Thanks for the reassurance. I’ve basically been doing that for more than 3 years. Unfortunately, he seems to be moving in the opposite direction politically but that is his prerogative. Of course, there is always the possibility that he is right and I am wrong🤔. As far as I am aware he doesn’t actually participate in physical acts against immigrants. I think that might be my red line.
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briansbrew started following Fender Jazz Ultra II (Noble Blu) - FINAL PRICE DROP £ 1650
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Fender Jazz Ultra II (Noble Blu) - FINAL PRICE DROP £ 1650
briansbrew replied to Bassaio's topic in Basses For Sale
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Price Drop to £1600 Another one of my beauties for sale For Sale my beautiful Vincent Metropole 4 String with GigBag Great tone, great colour and super light weight Neck: Vincent One-Piece Maple Neck with Vincent Dual-Trussrod, Rear Mount with SkunkStripe Fret Board :Thin fretboard made of roasted dark maple fretboard radius (Compound Radius 7,25″-12″) Oil finish for a natural feeling of play Neck width nut: 40 mm String spacing bridge: 20mm Neck end: 62.5 mm Neck profile: C-profile Scale: 875 mm Frets: 21 + zero fret (stainless steel, medium size) 4-point fitting Saddle / String Holder: Vincent TRUE TONE Carbon string holder with integrated string guide and zero fret Body: Alder Body made in Vincent TRUE TONE Comb-Chambered process. Mechanics: Hipshot Ultralight Pickup: 2x Häussel J-Bass (Handmade in Germany) Electronics: passive, 1x volume pot, 1x pick-up balance, 1x tone pot Bridge: Vincent TRUE TONE Bridge (stainless steel), semi string-through-body design Finish: Glossy lacquered Weight: approx. 3.4 kg Delivery: Vincent Gigbag + Vincent Tool Set (Trussrod tool, Bridge tool, Vincent Neck Oil) Collection or Postage at buyers risk can meet-up halfway with buyer
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Yes. I enjoy a good debate as much as the next person and I am quite happy that people have differing views to me on all manner of things as long as those views come from a genuinely informed position and they are trying to do what is beneficial for others. But bigotry isn't like that. It's questioning whether a person or group of persons should be treated equally or sometimes questioning whether they can exist at all. I couldn't be in a band with anyone like that.
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I'd be inclined to stick with out for now - I completely understand your discomfort, but you've also pointed out that, away from his poorly-researched politics, he's a nice person. As long as his views aren't tipping him over into acts of violence or harassment, you may even be able to work on his better nature and very-gently-and-ever-so-indirectly steer him towards questioning some of the crazier stuff that he's reposting. In theory, there's hope for everyone!
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it's worked for me on the couple of occasions I've done it '64 Hofner violin bass for £1700
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Search from Amazon that Cherenkov bluish powder and mix it to the paint. Choose Strontium based powder over Zinc and others to get the longest possible glow. I've done tests with 2 - 20 % of luminous powder to paint. I might suggest around 5 - 10 % depending on your needs. Green is the most powerful colour, that's why you need more when using blue or other colours. Addition: I've only used whitish paints, but try it to some tinted colour and tell us about the results.
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AinsleyWalker started following Source Audio C4 and Disaster Area midi controller
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Source Audio C4 and Disaster Area midi controller
AinsleyWalker replied to bassfan's topic in Effects For Sale
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Kevsy71 started following Bass Buggy = Brilliant
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Having struggled across a car park and rammed through triple-doors to orchestra rehearsal last week - nearly taking out the wind section at one point - I need to seriously consider this! How do buggy users cope with also carrying a heavy bag containing seat/stand - can you just balance that on the bass as you wheel it…?
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Oldman started following Laney Digbeth 500Watt DB500H Amp head with original shipping box. £235
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Just came across this thread and it is actually a situation I have on my mind. No names, no pack drills: a bandmate in one of the bands I play in expresses very anti-immigrant views, given the chance. He is a radical Reform supporter and reposts some really poorly researched, utterly false claims on Facebook. He seems to be a sucker for far-right conspiracy theory. I am OK with people holding opposing views to me but I lose sympathy when they are based on the most transparent misinformation and involve little to no critical thinking. Trouble is, this apart, he is a really nice person. The only person in the band who expressed any real concern, or interest when I was in hospital for 10 days a couple of years ago. The only person who visited me at home, to see how I was doing, once I was discharged. He is also very generous and willing to help friends out. I can’t reconcile his political views with the rest of his character. I think he has realised that I don’t share his views (I am not sure about the others, equally divided I suspect). Consequently, we just don’t discuss politics at all in the band. I once pointed out to him that, although I hold British nationality, I am a dual national and an immigrant myself, as is my other half. Apparently, that doesn’t count. I suspect because we are both white and not Muslim. Apart from that instance, subjects that could cause contention are avoided and I never acknowledge, or mention his Facebook posts. Am I being a coward, should I leave the band on principle, or is this respecting other peoples’ right to hold opposing views? I am inclined towards the latter position: there is too much polarisation in our society. However, it still troubles me.
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Thanks for posting that. When I had my first 60+ last year I wasn't aware/didnt cross my mind I oculus use a midi pedal. what put me off the 60+ is the fiddly way of tuning effects on and off. I already had a Boss FS-1 WL for keyboards and other things, but never thought it could more or less become a pedal board. Can't wait to try that over the weekend. I plan on using just one patch. Comp - Chorus - Phaser - OD - Amp (SVT). I'll possibly duplicate this and change the amp to maybe a Fliptop for more mellow stuff, and possibly change the FX's if needed. The foot switch only has 3 buttons, but that's perfect as I'll set them for blocks 2-4.
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ClusterOne started following Sort of attic find!
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Hi, If you are comfortable with soldering iron then de-solder the transformer winding wires from wherever these are attached to. Check for shortage between primary & secondary winding too - in my hifi valve amp one of the secondary transformers went to heaven for that reason - very rare failure i was told but nothing I could do about it. 🤦♂️ If the transformers are fine then the fault is obviously somewhere else, just a common sense and look for any wire detached or anything that looks burnt out.. That Mullard ECC83 is indeed worth few quid, don’t rub it clean as if there is a code printing on it it rubs off easily and actually this code can tell what year the tube was ,,born,, etc.. Wish i had this, fingers itching.. I hope though that the fault has nothing to do with transformers as that is the most expensive component here.. (bar the tubes if any of these are causing it but then any cheap new production tubes would do for the purpose of troubleshooting ).
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SpondonBassed started following Another abused bass ressurection
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Ooh! Ooh! U/V fretmarkers? U/V activated paint? "Sci-Fi glow" - sounds excellent.
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Stingray Anniversary F/S, Trade Custom shop relic Sunburst
roger replied to roger's topic in Basses For Sale
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Finally just offered up the brushed ali guard I got and I’m super happy with how it looks. Sorta glad I stayed with the silver to be honest.
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Ok so took off the pick guard to check out the electronics. They look very puny so I am glad I already ordered a prewired set of CTS/switchcraft electronics from Tiny Tone. Should arrive soon so I can solder them in.
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Ok so got the new bridge. Compared it against a Hipshot one on my other P and the BBOT on the Squire. I like it.
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Music books. All in very good / as new condition. £60 the lot, or priced individually. Collection only from Faversham unless you buy the lot then plus postage at cost. The Fender Bass by Klaus Blasquiz £10 Guitar Classics Vintage Electric Guitar Bible 2015 £10 Guitar Classics Guitar Amp Bible £10 Guitarist The Vintage Issue no. 385 £2 The Guitar and Amp Sourcebook by Mike Abbott £5 50 Years of Fender by Tony Bacon £8 The Bass Book by Tony Bacon and Barry Moorhouse £5 The Ultimate Guitar Book by Tony Bacon £5 Electric Guitars and Basses by George Gruhn and Walter Carter £10 The Gretsch Book by Tony Bacon and Paul Day £13 The Fender Book by Tony Bacon and Paul Day £7 The Funky Bass Book ed. Bill Leigh £5 The Fender Amp Book by John Morrish £13 1001 Guitars to dream of playing before you die ed. Terry Burrows £5 Ian Dury the definitive biography by Will Birch £5 The Rolling Stone Encyclopaedia of Rock and Roll (condition poor) £5 Guinness World Records British Hit Single and Albums £5