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Davebassics

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  1. Couldn't agree more but there may be a hint of bias! PMs responded.
  2. As a product manager for a pro audio company. I would read that as: "It's a feature we have considered and would like to add to our roadmap. We are unable to commit to a development slot at this time" Although the response came from a marketing manager so all bets are off! Would love to see an unlined fretless V5. Would be a beauty. Sire will be reading this thread, no need to email them!
  3. I find it hard to believe that no one at sire had the idea for an unlined fretless! I've had a number of unlined fretless basses before but have since accepted my lack of talent and remain in the lined camp for now. Which is fortunate as I am a massive sire fan!
  4. Happy to listen to offers. Travelling between Yorkshire and the South Coast a few times over the next couple of weeks. Happy to arrange drop off/meet up en route.
  5. Could be tempted by a partial or full trade for small practice amp for the living room! Combo or head/cab. 1x10, 1x12, 2x8, 4x6 etc.
  6. Not sure I get the reference, but thanks for reading anyways! 😀
  7. P5 is pretty high on my list of basses I wanna try. Got a V5 and it's one of the nicest basses I've played.
  8. It was moved to the traditional P position as I find that the P position on a jazz lends itself to the tone of the P being too boomy or bass heavy where as moving it slightly towards the bridge brings out that P bass low mid grunt that I know and love. I'll be perfectly honest, the difference is subtle however I have found myself adjusting the EQ to the room a lot less since the change. I recorded some audition pieces for a covers band recently. These are with the P pick up solo'd. To be honest, I find myself seriously questioning whether I should donate a kidney rather than sell this!
  9. The pickups are active, as is the preamp. They are both wired from the same 18v power rail (supplied by 2 x 9v batteries. Pick ups are The EMG PJ Set: https://www.thomann.de/gb/emg_pj_pickup_set.htm In order to fit the solderless EMG system to the solderless John East preamp, the two way molex connectors were removed from the EMG loom. The cables were then stripped and tinned before being installed into the screw terminals on the john east. Non of the other EMG components are included as I sold them separately as spares. The Pickguard has been changed from the original. The one that is currently fitted moves the P pickup closer to the bridge into the traditional location for a precision pickup. The holes and the original pickup route have not been filled in, they remain in place under the pickguard. I had the work completed by the highly respected Jon Shuker: https://shukerguitars.co.uk/ Hope this helps.
  10. Yes it is solderless! Screw terminals, very straight forward.
  11. Generic, I've bought the wife a bathroom suite and now I'm skint bump. May take a cheapish P bass in part ex!
  12. I've owned both all be it briefly on both occasions. The Sire for me did a better job of sounding like a jazz bass than the SUB did of sounding like a musicman.
  13. But the questions is .... Will you buy a second?
  14. Temple Audio pedal board, it used condition. There are 4 pass through jacks, 1 mXLR, 1 fXLR and a powercon connector. Power cable supplied but not pictured, can grab one if required. Cable length is approx 4 meters. Also included is a power plant PSU and a gooseneck light which I have found incredibly useful for lighting setlists on stage! All power jacks are included and I also have a number of loose audio jacks which I will supply. Carry case also included. £70 plus shipping, pickup from Mirfield, West Yorkshire. I make fairly regular trips up and down the country so may be able to drop off/meet up.
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