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Another vote of confidence in Jim - just bought his Berg cabs and all went very smoothly.
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Acoustic Image Contra Series II rig * SOLD *
Legion replied to Clarky's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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Acoustic Image Contra Series II rig * SOLD *
Legion replied to Clarky's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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Just took delivery of a Hipshot bridge from Mick - smooth and easy transaction, thanks
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[quote name='Macko1968' post='1216732' date='May 1 2011, 06:17 PM']Offering my Hipshot vintage bridge which is a direct replacement for 5 screw Fender type units. These are excellent replacement bridges, much more solid than the standard bent metal Fender type. Nowhere near as ugly as a Badass & no issues getting a low action with this unit either. £65 +P&P new, £35 delivered. [attachment=78820:BC_002.JPG][/quote] If its still available, I'll take it paypal OK?
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Chris, any idea if its OK with other strings? I'm guessing it would be but you won't have tried anything other than the Labellas... Might be worth striping/burning off the silk at the ball end of the string to let it sit better on the saddle and allow the saddle to run further back?
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TI Jazz Flats JF344 - unused
Legion replied to bigjohn's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Ever since Tony came home I've noticed he seems darker and more mysterious than he used to be [attachment=76972:IMGP2629.JPG]
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[quote name='crez5150' post='1190357' date='Apr 6 2011, 12:09 PM']you could go see Mike if your in Cambridge, he's just over near Witham Essex[/quote] And if you do go out that way you might as well visit Darren at the Bass Merchant as well - he has a Genz Neox212 in the store last time I was there.
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*whistles innocently* Seem to have re-purchased my TF back again - another smooth transaction with the Clarkster
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Quick update - 6-32 UNC screws arrived today, fitted and fixed the intonation issue straight away. Lovely
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For Sale: Hipshot BT4 Bass Xtender
Legion replied to danweb22's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Cheap Chinese Double Bass SOLD
Legion replied to Jezyorkshire's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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[quote name='Ou7shined' post='1176099' date='Mar 25 2011, 04:12 PM']Can you swap the longer D/G screw over to the E/A and vice versa?[/quote] Nice idea but the D and G are intonated correctly and are close to the end of the (longer) screws that they already have. Might drop Howard a mail as suggested... Edit: Actually a bit of a trawl turned up a previous post by BassDoc stating that the screws (on a P or J bass) are 6-32 UNC, so I've ordered some 2" ones in that thread size. Fingers crossed
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Hi, I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction here... My '75 Mustang bass is fairly out on the intonation of the E and A strings and I cannot move the saddle any closer to the neck as the intonation screws are not long enough (with TI flats fitted). The screws on the D and G are longer.... Anybody know what size the screws are so that I can source 2 longer ones that will allow me to setup the intonation correctly? Cheers
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[quote name='Muzz' post='1131000' date='Feb 17 2011, 01:41 PM']Well, I was using a couple of different sounds on my (Programmable) BDDI for different basses (I use a passive P/J and an active Ray), so they naturally translated into presets (the input gain can be preset on the RH, which I find very handy - you really don't want to get that wrong on a busy stage). Less faffing with the controls - 1 is Passive P, 2 is Ray, 3 is for the 'softer' setting for our more acoustic numbers. I am a simple creature, and I can cope with numbers which light up. As long as there's only 3... The downside of the always-on tuner is that if you play a bum note, the guitard can see what you've done... [/quote] The plus side though is that if you play a fretless you get to adjust your intonation to perfection on those slow drawn out notes
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Like all things I feel there is a subtle difference between "need" and "want". I certainly don't "need" a 5 string. As it happens I don't want one either:)
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[quote name='Happy Jack' post='1117146' date='Feb 5 2011, 10:28 PM']Getting back OT, I entirely agree that there's no such thing (for most people) as a genuine keeper but I [i][b]do [/b][/i]think there is such a thing as a "category killer". If you keep trading and keep trading, eventually you find yourself with a bass that simply isn't worth replacing because there's nothing significantly better out there. Two years ago I never dreamed that I'd end up owning a 1966 Precision; now that I do, it's pretty unlikely that I'll be buying any more Precisions for the foreseeable future. Doesn't that make my 1966 P a keeper, then? Nope. If I got the chance to trade up to a 1963 or even (gulp) a 1956 then I'd do it in a flash ... but the chances of that deal coming my way are fairly slim. I actually thought that Clarky's Pino would be a category killer for him, OK, I was wrong. But it could still happen. [/quote] I'd go with this analogy as well - the Pino is category killer for me, hence my desire to get it back (very pleased I did). Although as you say, if the real deal came along at the right price etc etc I'd seriously consider it. It's a case of finding something you like, then the quest seems to warp into finding the "best" example of that thing.
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[quote name='stinson' post='1112247' date='Feb 2 2011, 12:35 PM']Lovely collection. Is that a new Pino or your old one back?[/quote] That would be the old one back (thanks Clarky) - well spotted