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Yeah, I’m about to retire (from work, not playing bass!) and thinking of buying it. 🤔😂 -
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Nice. I’ll keep an eye out for it if you decide to sell it…. I don’t need another bass of course……
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What Supro do you have? Curious. 😃
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After reading through this thread, I decided to buy a TMB30. What a great bass this is for the money! I’ve put Hipshot Ultralites and a Kickass bridge on it, swapped out the 2 volumes for a master tone and 3 way switch, and it’s good to go. Not the lightest bass ever, but it balances fine now with that tuner/bridge combo and I like the chunky neck. Might swap the pickups out at some point but they’re pretty decent…. Will see how it goes at a gig.
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I was recording with my Fatfish 32 recently. Sounded fantastic. Pretty much only using the front pickup. Warm and woody.
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I bought a solid body Kala U-bass and wanted flatwounds for it, but accidentally bought the ukulele u-bass flat wounds by accident. (I needed the 23.5" set. This set are for 20.5" scale length. Duh). Packet opened, but strings were never actually put on the bass, obviously, so basically brand new. Currently cost £55 from Thomann, plus £10 P&P. Postage included in the price.-
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Super Midget + Roqsolid case for sale. The Super Midget is 1x12 + tweeter - exactly the same as the current Super Mini T. I've had this since new, and gigged it infrequently. Only selling as I have 2 of them, seem to only take 1 out these days, and have ordered a BF 2x10 just to try something different.- 1 reply
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Well, I bit the bullet and bought the Reverend Fatfish 32. Lovely neck - the 32 is a very comfortable size actually, it sounds great - playing mainly on the front humbucker just now which gives a big warm fat tone but still with plenty cut in the mix, it’s a relatively big body but still feel pretty comfortable. All in all very happy with this purchase. And I can now do a small, medium and large photo, like this: 😃
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The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
dmckee replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
I have a Vintera II I was thinking of selling….. -
Reverend Decision P Bass (Midnight Black) - reduced to £600 - *SOLD*
dmckee replied to dmckee's topic in Basses For Sale
Yes, Reverend make great basses, which are exceptional value for money. (I actually brought a Rev Fatfish 32 recently and LOVE it). -
Yeah, what I’m aiming for here is a short scale L (or M) 2000, or thereabouts. I like my Fallout but I’m not totally sold on the body shape or bridge position (and I’d like it to be lighter), so think I’ll go for a body more like the L2000, but as I said, contemplating moving the bridge pickup to the neck position….
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Going to get local luthier Chris McIntyre to make me a short scale bass and currently musing on pickups / positions. Thinking I might put some MFDs in it, either a pair of L2000 pickups (if I can get my hands on them, although that does seem difficult) or the pickups out the cheap M2000 Tribute I have. I’m also considering going for centre and neck positions instead of centre and bridge, like the custom Fallout in this picture below. Anyone any thoughts on pickup choice or placement etc?
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Bought this on a whim, and although it's a superb bass, I'm playing mainly short scale basses just now (and I need to finance a new build project!) Perfect condition, never gigged, stunning roasted maple neck, recently had pro setup, a whole lot of bass for the money. Perfectly balanced, weighs only 8.5lbs, has Dunlop Straplocks fitted, and currently has D'Addario Chromes on it, although can change to rounds if preferred. Local pickup preferred.
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