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  1. andybassdoyle
    Wow - great to know and thanks for sharing the story matey. This was a lovely bass but tbh I agree re the electronics and I bet the changes really work. Great job on the respray too! Very pleased that it's in a happy home and undergoing some real TLC. As Hannibal Lecter said "it's all about transformation"...!!
  2. andybassdoyle
    Looks suspiciously like a tobacco product to me
  3. andybassdoyle
    Have to say, Status totally not my thing usually but this looks fab. Can really imagine how it works super well as a 6, 34 and 18mm absolutely spot on (IMO). Plus I'm only up the road in Norwich. Nurse! It's happening again...!
  4. andybassdoyle
    Wow. So virtually identical to one I bought new over in the US back in 2007 I think. It was a work of art and sounded as rich as glorious as a grand piano. For many years I strung it E-C which never really quite worked somehow, switched to conventional B-G and it was amazing. A very serious and beautiful instrument, I'm sure you won't need any of the usual 'GLWTS' to sell it!
  5. andybassdoyle
    Can I just say how bonkersly brilliant this looks. I would love to try it @MrTea but I am already challenged in the real estate department and these no way I can squeeze this fella in. GLWTS though.
  6. andybassdoyle
    Agree. I never owned the tubepath but I did use one frequently and for quite a few years had a Quad VI. These were fantastic amps, built on the brand name for sure (although I always liked the light up W!) but I think they really hit the spot in that tube hybrid place. Not actually that heavy either although it won't slip in your gigbag like some of the modern class D amps.
  7. andybassdoyle
    Lovely bass. Interesting that it's not a bolt on neck for a jazz - how does that affect it @Harry?
  8. andybassdoyle
    Not for me I'm afraid due mainly to the 35 but what a fabulous and interesting bass. Well done @therealting for such a helpful vid as well. GLTS
  9. andybassdoyle
    Nice! The size of those magnets! Do you get any problems with the tide, clocks, TV reception etc? Glwts matey!
  10. andybassdoyle
    Great amp, does it all, very intuitive, tiny footprint and weight. I'd always found works really well for double bass as well. glwts
  11. andybassdoyle
    Tempted. Can I check though, the back pickup is a humbucker or do you have the option to split it i.e. get a more 'traditional' jazz bass sound?
  12. andybassdoyle
    SUPER RARE!!! glwts, great bass
  13. andybassdoyle
    So are these humbuckers or single coils...?
  14. andybassdoyle
    Mission makes great stuff. I don't need it I'm afraid but for sure this will be a great exp. Guitarist I know (yes, I'm ashamed to admit it, I do associated with them occasionally) has the mission exp for the kemper and it's a super pedal. glwts
  15. andybassdoyle
    It's like Jeff Goldblum said in Jurassic Park, "just because they could they never stopped to think if they should"
  16. andybassdoyle
    very nice, mmmmmm glwts
  17. andybassdoyle
    Sorry if I missed it but is this with a j retro or not, looks like the original pre in the pics... Love the story BTW @wombatboter!
  18. andybassdoyle
    Really nice - and what a great demo of the bass
  19. andybassdoyle
    Beautiful colour
  20. andybassdoyle
    Beauty. Great colour, great bass. Great Scott.
  21. andybassdoyle
    Great - unusual looking bass but I agree, it really works, looks fab
  22. andybassdoyle
    Awesome. Total bargain too. My back is already protesting.
  23. andybassdoyle
    Last bump then I'll keep it to look at
  24. andybassdoyle
    Lovely looking bass and Carl is a top guy, deal with confidence!
  25. andybassdoyle
    Really great. These always look like the ultimate 'modern take on a classic'
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