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zbigniew

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    Hi, I got this Hamer Chaparral 1991 last year and it's a very good bass.  I'm not playing out much so I haven't tried it yet with a band.  The pickups are not original, it was like this when I got it.

    z

     

     

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  2. 25 minutes ago, neepheid said:

     

    If I may offer a tip from a long time Jack Casady player - get a stretchy wrist sweat band but pull it up your arm to where your arm meets the edge of the body. Looks ridiculous, but worth it for the improved comfort :)

     


    Hi, thank you for the advice, I’ll remember that next time I will use it on a gig 👍

  3. That's a cool looking Fender, I am kind of familiar with a version like this. I have this Tokai Hardpuncher from the 80´s that looks very much alike :) 

    It doesn't have any contour where my forearm rests so it can be a little uncomfortable to play because of the sharp edge of the body.

    The neck is quite the baseball bat also but I like it :)

     

     

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  4. Hi, here's a photo of my four cheap basses. L-R: Tokai Hardpuncher ltd., Spector Rebop 5, Harley Benton HBZ 2005 Deluxe, Blade B3 rescued bass.

    I just recently bought the Spector and am liking it so far.  The Harley Benton will be sold soon as I don't need two 5 stringers, but it's a good bass for the money.  

    The Blade was accidentally broken to pieces many years ago but my father glued it together again and painted it.  I lost the original pickups and electronics so it is now passive with Dimarzio pickups and an old unknown bridge.

    z

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  5. Chris May came through with a swift answer for my question, the bass is an 'Artisan' model from the mid 80's, so about 30 years old. Fretless and 34" scale.

    I'm not sure if I will pursue it further, I have never had a fretless bass but have always been interested. I will just have to figure out what is a fair price for a bass like this and go from there. Might need to sell my Trace Elliot combo to help finance this :)

    Cheers,
    z

  6. Hi there,

    what can you guys and girls tell me about this Overwater bass that is being sold locally (in Iceland)?

    It seems to be an old fretless Overwater C bass from what I reckon. Were all of them extra long scale? I have seen info about them being 36" scale.

    I was having trouble seeing info about recent prices for those, do you have any idea?

    thanks,
    z

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