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  2. I have the 5 string version ..they are awesome looking basses..and the fishman pups and pre are not to shabby either..🤟
  3. Hercules guitar wall hangers £10 each Tortoise shell scratchplate off a long gone US Fender Jazz 4 string £10
  4. I'm with you fellas...if I didn't already have too much gear I'd be right on this. GLWTS
  5. In good working order, Still has protective film on the wheels, protective cover included.
  6. Mainly the E string, but there were reports of most being dead. Jason Howe acknowledged this. The internet is full of examples. Happened to me twice back then, and I sent the whole lot back to Roto. That's when I switched over to Warwick Reds, which I now find difficult to get ahold of.
  7. 8lbs - nice and light and yes it’s a cracker
  8. In a gig situation? Yes. Only a few people will hear them as intended.
  9. For sale: Yamaha BB1024. Circa 2013. Great passive PJ bass, only selling as I found a vintage BB. It’s working perfectly and has a few dints on the body and some buckle rash on the back. 40mm nut. Around 4.5kg. £500, Whitley Bay. The only thing I could be tempted with is part exchange for a 4 string stingray with cash either way. Happy to post for an extra £25 - I’ve got a bass box and lots of packaging. This guy demonstrates the range of sounds well- https://youtu.be/B2Ozm0eAAmE?si=1l-sakTgWpGHymH1
  10. House Land and Right. If you're self operating from the stage turn the PA to face the back if you think it may get confusing. Also, it doesn't really matter as everything should be mono.
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  12. Nice work, I've tried a few different options for tilting and lifting cabs over the years, and I agree, many are too shallow as they're designed for guitar amps. Your solution looks excellent.
  13. The Model T is about 15 years old and was made in Korea. Has the Seymour Duncan passive pickups. I mostly use the front pickup and add just a little back pickup to taste. The coat is genuine 1980s fashion which I picked up 2nd hand recently. Perfect for the genre:)
  14. Great point! Does indeed sound like the drummers work. That is at least if such is involved in the musical project in question.
  15. how about that tone wood or tailor swift folks …. zzzzz
  16. Genuinely groundbreaking work is measured in $ now? In that case I wonder how come Einstein wasn't the riches man in the world... Or why more scientists aren't rich, and how come some inventors of pretty genius stuff even died poor... Or how a lot of truly groundbreaking musicians in most cases did... Also Microsoft got a habit of buying up smaller competitors and stealing their hard work, in other words they are basically the business equivalent to scavengers, or even worse parasites. Of course this is pretty common practice for all big companies with enough capital to do so, but Microsoft is not exception in that. And sure parasites are a very successful family of animals, but normally not that well seen.
  17. I'd make it the drummer's problem... Sounds like something metal needs to be hit with something else. Or, if your drummer has a sample pad or any kind of electronic drum kit it's easy enough to do.
  18. It may well be! It must be really, there can't be many of these with the same details. Sorry but I can't really remember who I got it from now. Thanks for the additional info. It's a pity I can't find a use for it here really as it's a great bass.
  19. Hi there, massive optimistic shot in the dark, but is this still available please?
  20. Yep they are clinging on to existence thanks to all that legacy software. I will leave it here as I am far from a Microsoft fanboy but just recognise that they are far more than the Windows operating system.
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