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    I had a Tacoma Thunderchief acoustic bass and a Fender USA modded P/J bass that I sold on in a stupid GAS attack... Miss both terribly and don't why I moved them on now *sigh*
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    Thanks Chris and BUMP!
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    What a great bass at a great price. If I had the dough, etc! (possibly will if my Bravewood sells LOL!) My USA Lakland Bob Glaub is just superb in terms of playability & sound and guess this one will be too. Have a BUMP on me!
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    Thanks Cocco and BUMP
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    PM'd
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    I've got a reverse headstock Bravewood for sale if you fancy? [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=154505"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=154505[/url]
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    Hello, This bas sis now withdrawn from sale on BC. The bass was completed in March 2010 and the spec's are: [u]Body:[/u] 55 P bass shape with body & forearm contours, Swamp ash, Nitro butterscotch finish, Badass 3 bridge (string through) Chrome, Chrome string ferules, Single ply black pickguard, Seymour Duncan Custom Shop custom ordered 'Hot Stack for '51 P bass', CTS premium vol & tone controls, Sprague orange drop cap, Chrome control plate, Chrome control knobs, Electro socket side mount jack socket Chrome Schaller straplocks. [u]Neck:[/u] 34" scale, 20 frets, Reverse tele headstock (lefty) Flame maple neck & board, Nitro vintage tint, Black side and face dots (usual position), Vintage style truss rod, Carbon fibre reinforcement, Hipshot HB3 Clover tuners, 1.75" (44.5mm) nut width, Round string tree, jumbo fretwire, Bone nut, 'Fender Precision Bass' period correct decal. Don't know what the fingerboard radius is I'm afraid but guess it's a vintage style 7.5 inches. It weighs 4.3Kilos/9.48 Pounds The bass has had moderate use and there's some buckle rash on the back but it has not gone through to the wood. Please see the pictures of it below. When it was about 7 months old there was a truss rod fault which meant it had to go back to the manufacturer to have a new one fitted, but it's all OK now and I want to be completely honest about it's history. As a note - The re-assembly and setup of the instrument after the repairs was done by Martin @The Gallery so it truly plays like a Custom Shop bass now. I have the receipt for this work. Comes in a Hiscox Liteflite hard case which has a broken/come away fabric tag on the internal compartment. This does not affect the case at all.
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    My current rig for me: Fender MB PJ or Lakland USA Bob Glaub P > MXR M80 > MarkBass SA450 or Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ > 2 x Barefaced Bass Compact cabs.
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    Oh my, this is a beaut! PM'd!
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    You can get a special cable made to properly load/run 2 cabs off one speaker socket. OBBM does them for instance...
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    A pair of Barefaced Bass Compact cabs will sort you right out! I run my Mesa Boogie 400+ through a pair and it all sounds as good as it should
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    ooh, nice. Any more pics we can see please?
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    [quote name='coasterbass' post='1307985' date='Jul 18 2011, 03:41 PM']A while ago I posted on here asking if anyone fancied a support slot at Shepherds Bush Empire. Well, the time of the gig has finally come and next Friday we take to the stage along with Brighton's finest Mean Poppa Lean. Its a good fun party night and it would be great if any basschatters fancied popping in to see us. We're playing Muse/Killers/80's cheese covers, so nothing too obtuse or offensive. Mean Poppa Lean are, well, rather special. You gotta come see them! Tickets are on ticketmaster etc but just rock up on the day and they'll be plenty on the door. Thanks in advance to anyone that can make it! Nick[/quote] Still rocking the Boogie bass cabs I see Nick. You taking them to this gig? Cheers, Jon
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    Another one here. I just started playing that way and am happy with the situation!
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    [quote name='BOD2' post='1303705' date='Jul 14 2011, 04:28 PM']...Always check the operating frequency carefully before buying any radio gear, especially second hand stuff. Lots of people have been offloading high quality older gear that operates outwith Channel 70 at bargain prices because they know it is no longer legal to use in the UK.[/quote] Just a note that outside channel 70 is available for licensing but not everywhere in the UK. It is defo a question for JFMG. Channel 38 is now becoming the preferred channel but a 'shared' license is required for that. Have a ganders at: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=10362"]THIS THREAD[/url] for more info. Cheers, Jon
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    I think Alex's 'Issue #6' and 'Issue #7' editions explain what you're asking: [url="http://barefacedbass.com/bgm-columns.htm"]http://barefacedbass.com/bgm-columns.htm[/url] Cheers, Jon
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    [quote name='Dandelion' post='1301458' date='Jul 12 2011, 07:20 PM']Can extensive practice ever make up for lack of talent? If I practiced for 50 years, would I ever be as good as Jaco was after one? [/quote] Surely if you practice alot then you will become talented at one style or another. Do you want to play like Jaco then?
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    Sounds like a suitably mad band in the making. If you can stomach it hang around and see what happens, you never know when things are that unpredictive!
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    [quote name='silddx' post='1300762' date='Jul 12 2011, 11:12 AM']'oo are you??[/quote] He's Member No. 1.... Nothing to see here, Move on!
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    Foo Fighter live from the iTunes festival!
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    Interesting, would love to have a go to see what it's all about!
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    +1 to all that for me...
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    [quote name='farmer61' post='1294591' date='Jul 6 2011, 12:11 PM']What about the above?? [/quote] That was specific to the other thread to stop what was being quoted and said there. This is a follow up feedback thread so that BCers can see how it all panned out in the end and to make up their own mind from my experience & opinion. Cheers, Jon
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    [quote name='BassBod' post='1294519' date='Jul 6 2011, 11:27 AM']So...not really a happy ending. Thanks for keeping us informed. I guess his customer service is never going to improve much (lets hope his neck construction does!).[/quote] The only way I can put it diplomatically is that it was all very disappointing. On the plus side it now plays like a Custom Shop instrument after its setup at The Gallery!
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