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  2. Oldman
    What would be the weight?
  3. shine182
  4. 0175westwood29 started following Post your latest pedal
  5. 0175westwood29
  6. Quatschmacher
    How about I include free UK postage?
  7. Quatschmacher
    May well end up hanging in to this after all…
  8. Quatschmacher
    Will consider offers on this.
  9. Quatschmacher
    Lovely analogue chorus, dead simple interface. In outstanding condition. With all original packaging. Stock photo as placeholder. Pictures of my unit to follow. Actual postage costs to be added.
  10. FlatsOff
    Pleasure is mine! For the record, should be presets not presents ... Damn autocorrect
  11. shine182
    Any love for the alpha bass?
  12. Quatschmacher
    @vinorange another for the collection?
  13. ovialexm1 started following FS/FT 2023 Fender American Vintage II ’60 Precision Bass Reissue and £1800 - Ernie Ball Musicman Stingray Special 5 - Ivory White - with Mono M80 Gig Bag
  14. ovialexm1
    That is a great bass!!!
  15. ovialexm1
    I had one of these... great basses!
  16. Suburban Man
    More pictures
  17. Quatschmacher
    If this is the one Ian brought to my house when he bought my Sterling, it’s absolutely lovely and Ian is great to deal with.
  18. jezzaboy
    Bought these recently for my Sterling Ray but they are not for me, only had about 30 mins play. £20 posted UK
  19. Maude
    No Feelings - Sex Pistols
  20. blisters on my fingers started following Gretsch Electromatic G5420T
  21. jonnybass started following Help & advice
  22. jonnybass
    This thread has me a little confused. I think the mods have been reasonable, fair and open with this issue. But the reaction from some other peeps seems a bit odd. hope it all works out for everyone though jonny
  23. blisters on my fingers started following Fender bitsa jazz (MIJ/CV Squier)
  24. kevin_lindsay
    Numb - U2
  25. gingerfish
    Feel free to send an offer.
  26. TimR
    I'm tempted to pop out and get one tomorrow. If only they weren't so heavy. And didn't sound like 70s Fenders. 🤣
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  28. meterman
    Enviable gig, definitely, but that’s exactly what a lot of players don’t factor in - being away from home for a good part of the year really can ruin things between you and your other half, unless you’re super tight as a couple. Mind you, I used to come home after being away for a month and it’d be, “Can you unblock the toilet?” or “The washing machine’s packed in, can you fix it?” or “I bought a load of stuff at IKEA, can you put it all together by tomorrow, I’ve invited family to stay” - aaaarrrgh! I swear my wife just used to store things up for when I got home. 😂
  29. TheKOJ
    TheKOJ joined the community
  30. peteb
    It's not just sound engineers, it's band leaders as well. You can sense the palpable relief when you pull a Fender out of the gigbag when you first play with someone new, not to mention everyone seems fascinated with any 70s Fender that you take out on a gig! Let's face it, it is an industry reference sound that most people are comfortable with (be they sound engineers or BLs) and image wise, a 70s Fender is cool on the vast majority of gigs!
  31. Dan Dare
    Debatable. Strads are pretty well all accounted for and range in value from £4m for a regular one to "name your price" for one of the more highly-regarded examples. Even a very prominent player would have difficulty in parking those sums at the kerb of a fiddle and insuring it would be a nightmare.
  32. TimR
    I think a lot of the time, sound engineers are not interested in making the bass sound interesting and different or stand out in the mix. Obviously there are obvious exceptions. But it's easier for them to set the desk how they usually do and concentrate on vocals etc. Hence 'Just use the P bass mate.'
  33. Owen
    Just found this vid I took of the night in question
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