kuras
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Orange AD15 This beauty is in great condition and is in full working order. I had it serviced about two years, right before the first lockdown. It has been barely used since then. I upgraded the speaker to a 10” Celestion Gold and it comes with Roqsolid Cover (with orange piping of course). The Celestion is nicely broken in and sounds fantastic. -
In Camden, London tomorrow (the 5th) if anyone wants to check this out
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Fantastic amp in great condition. This is the real deal. It is factory fitted with the Alnico Blues. Comes with a hardy cover but no foot switch.- 1 reply
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This beauty is in great condition and is in full working order. I had it serviced about two years, right before the first lockdown. It has been barely used since then. I upgraded the speaker to a 10” Celestion Gold and it comes with Roqsolid Cover (with orange piping of course). The Celestion is nicely broken in and sounds fantastic. -
An awesome acoustic. Everything you’d expect from an early 80’s Japanese guitar. Recent pro set with a fret dress and new coated Martin strings. Plays really well, resonantly and lively. Great condition with lots of life left in the frets. Electrics all work with its passive piezo pickup. Collection from Bristol, no trades please -
Hi I am looking to replace my back up amp (a Peavey T Max) with something a little more compact. Any Suggestions? I like a vintage tone, my main head is a Bassman 135 which I run into a Barefaced Two10 or a JBL K140 loaded 2x15. I use a Jack Casady with flat wounds or a Nash P bass with rounds for something a little more aggressive. No slapping or soloing going on, just a deep bottom end with a nice presence/treble so it's not all mud a la Carole Kaye. Cheers Tom
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Driving to Wiltshire tomorrow if anyone wants this delivered!
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1982 Fender Squier JV Precision Bass - £1600 - *SOLD*
kuras replied to kuras's topic in Basses For Sale
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This bass weighs 7lb
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This bass weighs 8lb
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Made in Japan in the 60's/70's. In full working order, it has had a recent set up and sounds great. It is well balance in sound, doesn’t lose its power on certain strings or frets. A fantastic studio bass, it fits really well in a mix Some age related dings and scratches on the body, the neck is fine with no damage. All original. No trades please. Collection from Bristol
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Hello I bought this jazz a couple of years ago. Since then I have played bass less and less and a new Strat is required. It's from 1984. The condition is 8/10 with a few play wear and dings to the finish here and there. It is is completely original apart from a refret. It was refretted using medium jumbo Dunlop 6105 by Johnny Kinkade here in Bristol. He is a fantastic luthier, there are videos of him chatting with Dan and Mick from That Pedal Show which demonstrates his knowledge and skill for building and repairing guitars. Currently strung with some rounds, it is a resonant and lively bass. The neck in particular is great it is a great medium C which feels very comfortable. Collection from Bristol preferred. I can also post, but it will be at the buyers expense. No trades please.
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I bought this JV right before the first lockdown. Since then I have played bass less and less and a new Strat is required. This 1982 precision bass is super rare and completely original. Condition about a solid 9/10. Fully setup though, clean and tidy frets which have plenty of life left in them. Currently strung with flat wounds. The bass is in stunning two colour Sunburst on a very nicely figured Ash body. It has a maple neck and fingerboard, reverse tuners and a single ply scratch plate. Apart from the collectability the bass is a great instrument. It has a lovely low action and does the Jamerson really well and more. I have not tried it with round wounds on but I assume it will be great with them fitted too since it has a great sustain and resonance. Collection from Bristol, no trades please.
