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watton_earth

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  1. Appears to be made out of wood.

    I'm near Kingston upon Thames, no I’m not going to post it. I can drop off if you are within a 10 mile radius.

    there are cracks in the paint.

    could be another waste of your time and money for anyone interested ?

     

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  2. I have a rickenbacker 4001 & a rickenbacker 4003. They are so very different. The 4001 is so versatile I can get smooth or clank. The 4003 is all about clank. It sounds like an angry wasp and nasally and is absolutely bam pot with over drive great fun if you are in the mood. A friend has a 4003 which seems more versatile than my own and I don't know why? . I have often thought to sell the 4003 and try something else. Its just a thing and there are so many things... I'd love a Ritter. I'd love a really nice jazz, I'd love a insert the name of your favourite brand here.... I think ill buy what appeals to me, and then come on basschat and tell everyone about it.......spoiler alert I just bought an epiphone jack casady.

  3. When it's listed again, or any thing else they sell for that matter, make sure you place the winning bid...then write back and say that you couldn't possibly buy it for that price and you are only willing to buy it for what it's worth....

    I am sure they will see that you are being reasonable....

    Edit
    Don't listen to me I'm full of useless advice, you may be legally obliged to pay....:)

  4. Dudes,
    I bought a 25 inch scale bass for the wee man. It came with round wounds. I think flat wounds would be easier on little fingers, I also have a preference for flats...

    I have written off to a maker of custom strings to see if they are interrested however...

    I was wondering if it may be possible to modify a longer scale string to suit?

    The bass maker thinks not...... stating the machine head is too small for an E string to 1) fit inside and 2) the string core will likely snap once wound on.

    So with that in mind I had and idea...either tie a knot in the "ball end" / "bridge end" or bolt that end between metal plates and and then snip the end off (leaving the tappered / threaded end to be wound onto the machine head...

    Any thoughts?

  5. [quote name='eBassSix' timestamp='1397268515' post='2422418']
    Hey, Weststarx!

    Well this is all a very subjective matter of course, but like any of us, I'm rather partial to my own choice of instrument.
    You can see it in my signature and profile, but here's a bigger, better photo where I'm playing it, albeit "unplugged"...



    [/quote]

    Lower horn makes me feel funny

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    So the next thing I did was to paint polyeurathane onto the neck with several successive coats....It took an age to dry properly.

    I did this in the loft, as it was the only space that children and wife dare not go! Unfortunatly somehow tiny pieces of xmas tinsel got embedded into the poly....ummmmm f*ck it! Merry christmas basschat.

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    come on brain between the 2 of us we can think of something.....

    tooth floss! brain you surprize me sometimes, top work fella!

    So I worked the glue into the split and the headstock smells minty fresh too mmmmm!

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