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TalkBass Special Edition CREAM PIE ***SOLD***
Kev replied to PauBass's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
out of curiosity, is this 'talkbass' model any different from a regular tonfactor/mojo hand cream pie, other than its paint job?? -
gorgeous, lovely lovely lovely -
they are brilliant, brilliant basses, i had a 6 string, and it was by far the lightest and easiest 6 string id ever played
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wow nice trade!!!!! lovely looking bass
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one of the main reasons why i own a stingray and love them is because the pickup position is exactly where i like to play i love the p bass sound, but iv always struggled as i cant anchor my thumb where i want to
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a 'Top Gadgee's ' Fodera .. anybody NE based know this chap?
Kev replied to eubassix's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
my my, that is f*** ugly would still love to try it though -
nice little selection of basses you seem to have there
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nice intro, welcome!
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yup, parcelforce wont insure unless the instrument is in a hardcase and in another box too, and even then its £150 max -
i think just getting a strap that doesnt slide around would do just fine my hudson 6 string i owned had quite heavy neck dive, the body was very small and light and it had a 6 string neck...go figure, but i had a nice wide non slip strap and it never bothered me, didnt move i hate slippy straps anyways, just annoying neck dive or no neck dive
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[quote name='Skactus' post='298889' date='Oct 3 2008, 08:23 PM']you usually say fingerboard rather than scale? is it more correct to say so?[/quote] yes it is fingerboard. Scale refers to the distance between the bridge and nut, not the material its made from
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[quote name='bassspace' post='300798' date='Oct 6 2008, 08:51 PM']HI, I might be interested does £800 seem enough? no idea what the value is rich[/quote] i lol'd im not sure on the exact value, but im thinking anything under £2000 might not be enough -
how long have you had it? -
he's a widnesian if he's 0151 :D:D awesome
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the tonehammer might sort your overdrive needs too where did you order yours from?? im strongly thinking about it
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[quote name='cd_david' post='300140' date='Oct 5 2008, 08:46 PM']And Kev thanks for the contact and images, I think the bass is possibly a refinish? It doesn't have the Vigier decal on the body, but Im a Vig novice and not sure of the continuity of this??? Also the bass finish is too much of a brown burst for my liking. Dave[/quote] as far as i know the vigier body logo wasn't applied on the early passions. The guy is lying through his teeth if it is a refinish as he has told me he has owned since new. The number on the bass looks original, and i doubt they could have done a refinish without re applying that. Tis nice, but not nice enough for my picky mind!
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if its a passion number 213, it wont be from 1984, the first passion was built in 1986 iirc, i was about to pull the plug on a sunburst passion number 025 from 1986, and i think that is a series 2, as series one were wooden neck thru's i think, and series 3's have the 90:10 ratio??, very nice bass though!
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no i dont think musical instruments can be insured for any more than £150, full stop. You can't buy any additional insurance. Well you can, but it would be a complete waste of money when it came to claiming, as they would only give you a max of £150, and thats only when its in a hardcase AND has a thick box around it
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cancel it then? -
on hold til 9th
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always try and loosen first
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bump, come on people even if you just need a headphone practice amp or a recording interface, this is a great value unit!
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it has a colour switch and ge and si clipping, neither of which mine had
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oh yeah they are superb basses, but iirc their rrp's are half that of actual stingrays
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so exactly what you were after then, considering no trades unless it was a sunburst p or j
