G-funk45
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The year is 2006 and having just measured it, the scale is definately 34". I can only assume that if you are right that all pre 2009 strings were 35" that the scale reduction was a custom feature, thus confirming the custom shop tag on the headstock. Obviously I can only assume this as I bought this second hand off the original owner. Thanks for all the interest. -
[quote name='thedontcarebear' post='951864' date='Sep 10 2010, 02:37 PM']I got excited as I thought it was orange from the photos, but the description says red, boooo.[/quote] You see, this is where it gets a bit confusing. Its certainly not what you would call a red red if you know what I mean. Its not a million miles away from the Fender fiesta red used on the new Squier P Bass if that makes sense. Sadly, it isnt a solid orange either though that would be cool. The photos dont really do it justice so as soon as I get a chance to take some outdoor pictures to show exactly what it looks like I will do. Hope that helps.
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[quote name='larssonanton' post='951856' date='Sep 10 2010, 02:31 PM']This is a 34" or a 35" scale? And what year is it built?[/quote] Sorry, confusion regarding copied text from Sandberg website. This bass is 34" scale. All Sandberg 35" scales are made to order I believe.
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In light of buying a couple of basses last week it is with a heavy heart that I have to move on this wonderful bass. This particular bass is an early custom shop model and is finished in a lovelly red accompanied with a delicate soft aged finish. Lovelly rosewood finger board and 2 Delano J pickups powered by active bass and treble pre amp complete the picture. Some details copied form the Sandberg website: [size=3]NECK 6 x bolted / canadian hardrock maple FRETBOARD 22 frets SCALE 864 mm / 34" HARDWARE sandberg PICKUP 2 Delano J-style PREAMP sandberg 2-band, active / passive, passive tone control [/size] Comes complete with pristine original gig bag and all tools, and I will throw in some strap locks too. This is a truely wonderful bass and one that I would love to keep but off to university soon so need to realise some cash in my possesions so sadly this need to go. I am hoping to get £720 for it and for obvious reasons no trades please. Please excuse the photos, lighting in my flat is terrible but will upload better pictures as soon as I can. Thanks for looking.
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[quote name='Kyron' post='948660' date='Sep 7 2010, 07:21 PM']Photos uploading now [/quote] Cheers. Would I be right in assuming that both are 8 ohm cabs? -
Any chance of a couple of pictures? Cheers -
Photos and individual price for the 2x10 would be appreciated.
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Can you split the bridge pick up and if so, how close to a single jazz pick up sound can it get?
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This is still up for grabs, new price £90. -
What a beaut. Alas I have nothing to trade but if a buy it price comes up, I might very well have it.
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Cheers for all the advice people, it has been appreciated. I will be checking out the few that have been suggested by a few members and report back. Thanks again.
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Wow, that looks great. Cant wait for this to come together.
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Great cab! The bass player in my brothers band uses two of these. If only I could afford such a thing. -
Due to a recent endorsment deal with a different drum manufacturer this pedal is now no longer needed. This pedal is simply awesome. Tight and responsive feel together with utterly dependable build quality. I have only owned it for 4 months and in that time it has only picked up very minor cosmetic scuffs. As I say, new sponsorship from a rival company has left it redundant so hoping to get some of the £170 I spent on it. Comes with a purpose made smart nylon bag with shoulder strap and drum key. This is what it looks like but will post pictures of the actual unit tomorrow; All the information about this item can be found at the [url="http://www.dwdrums.com/hardware/5000/pedals.asp"]DW website here.[/url] Hoping to get £100 for it. Please dont hesitate if you have any questions.
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Thats a beauty, what is the string spacing and nut width please? -
I met Norman a good few years ago whilst playing a gig in London with an old band of mine. At the time I wasnt too familier with his work but always respected and appreciated the talent of other musicians so we got chatting. Turns out that he was/is an utterly decent bloke! We ended up shooting the breeze for a good few hours and shared a bottle of wine. After that meeting, I started to give The Blockheads some good listening time and have never looked back, they were a great and thoroughly underated British band. So anyway, just echoing the sentiments from above, top guy and top musician in a great band.
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Hi, I am new around these parts so apologise if this question has come up in the past. I am a drummer and looking to get heavily involved in some bass playing over the next few months at least and perhaps longer. My first question is where is a good place to go and look at and try lots of basses? I am based in Maidenhead so London and the M4 corridor shouldnt be a problem to travel to and I dont even mind travelling further afield in search of the right place. I am after shops with a healthy supply of basses in all shapes and sizes so I can gauge them all. I dont have a preference of style or budget yet as I am keeping my options open. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
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Hello there, My name is Gordon and I have an admission to make, I am in fact a drummer. But fear not as I am here with the expressed desire to become a bass player. I have realised lately that having a keen understanding of bass would be able to help my drumming as well as add another string to my musical bow. In the coming weeks I will be picking the brains of all who will help on matters of which basses, amps and toys to look out for and which to stay away from. Anyway, thought I would say a quick hello before I get stuck in. Thanks for reading.