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Remember Me — Blue Boy (with Marlena Shaw sample)
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Welcome Gareth and mini-Gareth. Without hearing the next song it would be hard to say. She delivers the punch needed for the sample I heard though. Not bad at all. Best regards to her and her band.
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I Don’t Remember - Peter Gabriel
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Don't You Forget About Me - Simple Minds
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Totally concur. I've never got the point of the gain knob which darkglass seem to have dropped on the 500W version. I've never used the cab sims but hey they don't get in the way. Currently my fave amp.
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Sandberg California Central 5 Anthracite Gloss
Cornwall Steve replied to Fettsman's topic in Basses For Sale
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Better best forgotten - Steps
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For sale Shin-Ei wah/vol/surf/hurricane pedal reduced £150
2pods replied to dan-horro's topic in Effects For Sale
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This is the first bass of a new model: the PureArt Long Scale. The short scale PureArt is a completely another animal...
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Me neither.
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Sir Horace Panters “Ghost Town” Precision Auction
tauzero replied to Lozz196's topic in General Discussion
Don't forget that there's a buyer's premium which with VAT comes to a tad over 25%. And the seller's premium is similar, so the seller actually pockets about 50% of what the buyer pays out. And people moan about Ebay charge. -
Richard R started following Sir Horace Panters “Ghost Town” Precision Auction
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Sir Horace Panters “Ghost Town” Precision Auction
Richard R replied to Lozz196's topic in General Discussion
There are some interesting basses if you scroll through their full list. https://auctions.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk/catalogue/lot/135be4c15f8b071ca793be3fc3888e73/63b778f7668dabe928d3800924a99077/the-guitar-sale-four-day-auction-lot-278/ I'd never play that one, but it has a certain quaint charm. And this is definitely a stage bass: https://auctions.gardinerhoulgate.co.uk/catalogue/lot/a68be14b572e9e7993cfb63bb1dc5076/63b778f7668dabe928d3800924a99077/the-guitar-sale-four-day-auction-lot-267/ -
Things Can Only Get Better - D;Ream
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MoonBassAlpha started following February Composition Challenge
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I'm done. I'll aim to get it published later tonight. Expect organ driven jazz. Or something.
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So with complete clarity I think this neck needs attention. Its a gorgeous 1991 P Bass neck in the beautiful maple / maple config. Stamped PBD '57. The neck is currently flat and straight, but there is little to no movement in the truss rod, it could be seized and just need a good turn, but I don't want to be the one to do that. I'm selling it at £100 in need of repair, but it could be absolutely fine in the hands of someone who has a clue. Any questions please ask, neck plate screws and tuners are all original and included. I am also selling the body to this neck and all of it's bits, I will do a deal on both items together.
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Sir Horace Panters “Ghost Town” Precision Auction
tauzero replied to Lozz196's topic in General Discussion
Which one of the dozen or so? I can't help but think of an impressionist (can't remember who) who used to do Jimmy Savile saying "Showaddywaddy". That's a bit offputting. -
This is more of a feeler to see if there is any interest. My old Fender Telecaster Bass dates from 1972. The Basschatter who I got it from had the P bass pickup routed and the body refinished by John Diggins. When we exchanged it a few years ago it didn’t have the original Fender humbucker however I managed to source an original which I imported from the US. I added an extra original volume pot from the same era and sourced a 70’s Fender knob. It is wired like a Jazz bass two volumes and one tone. It has the three bolt neck with working micro tilt and a working bullet trussrod. The original finish was natural as there is a stamp under the mudbucker. The tuners, neck , frets and body are all original although I’m not sure of all of the pots and definitely not the wiring. The bridge had been swapped for a four saddle top loader job so I got a two saddle through strung with saddles that can be angled. More in keeping with the original but easier to intonate. The P bass pickup is a cream coloured late 70s vintage Dimarzio DP that sounds fantastic. The big humbucker has real sub bass to it and there are some classic tones to be had between the two. The Diggins refinish is intentionally worn with crazing however there are areas where the routing was rough that have been filled and touched up on the front. There is a larger buckle rash area on the back also touched up rather clumsily as the colour match is very poor. It protected the wood at least! My original intention was to take it back to a natural finish but I’ve not got round to it - as usual…. The scratch plate is a copy of some kind, when I got it the bass looked more like a Mike Dirnt Tele. My luthier cut out the area for the Fender humbucker. The ashtray is original and you can see the remains of the perished rubber mute on the inside of it. The bass plays well and is strung with Elixir coated strings. It is quite hefty but nothing like some of the Tele basses or other basses of this era I’ve played. It is around 4.7kgs. The bass in an earlier incarnation is pictured and described in the Haynes Fender Bass Manual. It’s a players bass rather than one for the collector. It could be restored to the original spec if you really wanted to but you’d have a one trick - albeit a good trick - pony. I’m reluctant to shift it but my P bass isn’t selling and having had some large vets bills recently I need to free up some cash. It is a rare opportunity to buy one of these old Telecaster basses at a sensible (I hope you think so too) price. Pickup preferred but I can post in the UK at cost. Sorry no trades. There isn’t a case with it but I’ll try and source one if you want it posting, otherwise it comes with a Fender gigbag. I’ll be sad to see this one go. I’ll add more pics if required. All the usual ID stamps are on the neck heel and pocket I would rather not remove the neck as they are a faff to set up with the micro tilt. Pics added of how it came to me and the mark under the scratchplate before it was cut to accommodate the mudbucker.
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Genuine Fender P Bass body from a 1991 Japanese P Bass. 57' stamped in the neck pocket. Gorgeous 2 tone sunburst finish. A couple of really small dings and some scratches, but for a 35+ year old body, good condition. Comes with; Original 1991 Pickups (Will need splicing with new wire to increase length as someone has cut the wires quite short on the rear pickup (This looks like it had the ground wire soldered to the pickup plate rather than in the cavity), for this I will include some new heavy cloth covered pickup wire. Original loom and control knobs including all fixing nuts and washers. Original white pickguard with all screws. Original bridge and all screws. £300 shipped for everything. I am also selling this basses neck, please see the advert for that as it may not be without issues. Any questions please ask. Many thanks,
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Tonerider Jazz pickups... how good are they really?
Geek99 replied to wateroftyne's topic in Accessories and Misc
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