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  2. New bass incoming so will have sufficient packing stuff to post within UK. Not a clue what cost will be but if a deal is to be struck i could absorb the cost within the £625
  3. Queue invasion of American Rush and Tool fans waving bunches of dollars! These things are generally £6k plus these days....4 string mk2s being the most expensive for some reason. And remarkably they still sell at those prices. What are they thinking?!
  4. Forum etiquette is that we don't publically comment on pricing of stuff for sale. If you feel it is too expensive, walk on or make a private offer.
  5. I’m trying and failing to find the Bon Jovi doc on Disney Plus…
  6. I have one in black. Nice bass... Hard to believe that the price used is £200 You're too far to make any offer. GLWTS.
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  8. Worst amp I’ve ever used. Every rehearsal studio had them back in the day. Just awful, the later stingray was terrible too.
  9. That one is a 60s 605 as opposed to the 70s 705 the same colour as this 704 for sale but thanks anyway 👍
  10. This. I miss all of the intentionally bonkers entries, though the unintentionally bonkers ones make up for it.
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  12. As with most things to do with instruments, it’s mainly up to personal preference. I’ve got big beefy hands, and prefer the feel of most jazz necks. I know from experience though, that I also can quickly become used to playing on a different profile. Fivers are, for me, even more a matter of getting the right feel. Play lots of them before you buy.
  13. Bump for this great pedal. Thundercat is currently using this on his European tour in case there are any Thundercat fans looking at this!
  14. Car windscreen shipping boxes are in the same camp. Very sturdy. It's a bit of work chopping one down but end result is solid.
  15. I've also stumbled across some folk suggesting through body stringing being preferred for mainly fingerstyle players. Does that make a great difference to the feel too? None of mine are through body strung. Edit: Scrub this question. Found a good chat on it via a web search and synopsis on the balace seems to be negligible difference. https://www.talkbass.com/threads/thoughts-on-thru-body-vs-bridge-stringing-on-same-bass.1484499/page-2
  16. It was a short scale! I bought it off ebay (only £60!) as I wanted a PBass in the fold and then realised it may be short scale before it arrived, which it was. I had already planned to swap over the pickups and hardware from my older project Warlock, but then decided to swap the neck too. Neck fit like a glove, scale from nut to bridge checked out, and was able to get intonation set ok. It's very light, but perhaps having a light one in the group isn't a bad thing for when my back's having an off day!
  17. Thanks all. It never occurred to me that the nut width may be different on the two basses. I'm going to keep playing them all and look really close at setup soon. I wanted to know what to look for soon as I still want to build up a dual humbucker five string at some point, and would rather that sat in my sweet spot!
  18. Just come across this thread... Used one of these briefly in the mid 70's and quickly changed it for an Orange valve amp. Worst bass amp l have ever played through by more than a country mile! I hope you didn't buy it mate...
  19. There’s a 5 string one of these for sale with a John East pre on here somewhere. This is an insanely good bass for under £300!
  20. yo-you do know theres two versions of the rumble 40 don't you? if you can pickup the 40 modelling model-its a cracker ! and fun to use too boot.....
  21. That's very kind of you sir! I appreciate it. I know that's there's another new bass player out there that needs it more. Thanks for thinking of me
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