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Get the dog walking area to yourself by eating sausages out of a dog pooh bag.

It is Peter yes, with a maple neck

Ah, hello mate  should have just asked you in the first place, you seem to have one of everything

SOLD

Lovely, lovely little fretless here, made by Vintage, however I cant find any model number info anywhere on the bass, if you know let me know  (mystery solved - its a V940)

Active circuitry, fitted with some unknown black flatwounds, it plays incredibly well. Knobs are master vol, pick up select, and bass and treble active pots, giving this a fairly broad tonal palette.

Condition wise, very very good, I cant find any dings on it. The main body wood is some sort of bubinga/wenge type, with an open grain, but not as deep as wenge so I don't think its that. Weight is 4.2kg according to my bathroom scales.

In summary, a really nice bass. Only reason this is being let go is I have too many fretlii as it is. Collection much preferred, although I do get around the country a bit with my various works, so could possibly bring somewhere near to you.

It looks like its melted in a fire

45 minutes ago, EliasMooseblaster said:

Have you ever come across this blog before?

https://albumsthatneverwere.blogspot.com/2014/02/nirvana-sheep.html

In short, the guy digs around the various bootlegs and rarities to re-create albums that never were, or nearly were, or how they could have been. If I've understood correctly, this hypothetical reconstruction of Sheep is supposed to recreate how Nirvana's second album might have sounded if they'd stayed on Sub Pop. (Plus all the background info makes for interesting reading!)

That is awesome, thnaks for sharing that 

Not quite the same vein, but I remember the music press at the time really hyping the heck out of the forthcoming debut album by The Sundays, really spreading it on thick they were. So I bought it on the day it came out and couldn't have been more underwhelmed

The guy who delivers for My herpes round here is very light fingered

5 minutes ago, Ricky Rioli said:

No one seems to have much to say about the debuts from PJ Harvey, Amy Winehouse and Nirvana. Have to admit I've never listened to any of them! But very very happy with the three follow ups.

Hmm, Dont know about the first two but Bleach was a classic, eclipsing Nirvanas later work IMO. i guess this is another one f them subjective threads

Had the pleasure of listening to some of Rob Zombies early recordings once, glad I dont have to again. 
 

Supports the theory that everyone should be given a chance tho

Looks the biz mate

What sort of bridge is that?

As said above, I went and picked this bass up last week. And very glad i did too

That Lefay is rather nice indeed!

^^ ooh look at that, Nick just sold me the very same Overwater Perception in yet another hassle free transaction. 

May I recommend Nick for all your Overwater Perception needs? He seems pretty good at them

standard tedious question of whats the weight please?

I bought a tuner pedal from Dan, and I swear the thing had arrived on my doorstep before id even sent him my delivery address, speediest transaction like evaaaahhhhhh.

in fact its probs taken me longer to wrote this so Ill stop. 

Except to say that this thing is exactly as described, if not better. Top stuff. 

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Ended up using this bass for some recording the other day, staggering array of tones available from this pre-amp

Another vote for the Ibanez here, the necks are sublime ( As long as you like a slim fast neck of course lol)

Why do my pics keep vanishing on this thread?

I tried a diff lyric site to that which Bertbass did and found