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Noisyjon

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  1. Noisyjon

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    I have the identical twin of this bass! Fantastic basses. You will not be disappointed. GLWTS Si
  2. I bought some rack ears from Ian @ikay It was an easy and smooth deal with great comms and fantastic bomb-proof packaging. Thanks Ian.
  3. I've been on a nice Alice In Chains trip recently! What a great band and songs.
  4. For me it was Step On by the Happy Mondays. I was gobsmacked to hear it was a cover!:
  5. Slipknot is about my limit too. Saw them at the o2 back in Jan 2020 and they were full on!
  6. I've never done irreversible mods but I changed the pickguard on a Fender Masterbuilt once! If you are really not bothered about ruining it's resale price then go for it if it gives you what you really want. Can't wait to see some pics on this subject!
  7. I bought a Barefaced One10 off of James and it was a fast & easy deal with great comms and delivery. Thanks and a highly recommended BC'er
  8. A great sounding amp with Fender type cleans and Marshall type distortions on it's 2 channels which make it very versatile. Specs: Rivera Chubster 55 High-gain input impedance: 1 Megohm Low-gain input impedance: 33k ohms Output impedance: 8 ohms Line output impedance: 330 ohms minimum Total harmonic distortion: 5% at rated power Bandwidth: 50 Hz to 20kHz Preamp tubes: Five 12AX7A Output tubes: Two EL-34 Tube voltage: 430 volts DC Output power: 55 watts RMS into 8 ohms Operating voltage: 230 volts AC Speaker: 12" Celestion G12P-80 Seventy 80 Speaker impedance: 8 ohms Speaker power handling: 80 watts Reverb type: Accutronics 3-spring Footswitch functions: Channel switching, boost for Channel 1, Ninja Boost Height: 18" / 46cm Width: 20-7/8" / 52cm Depth: 12"/30cm Weight: 52 Pounds / 23.5kg Cabinet material: Solid lumber-core plywood Cabinet thickness: 3/4" Baffleboard: 3/4" or 5/8"-thick Plywood Construction: Dadoed joints Covering: Vinyl Cleaning of vinyl covering: Moist cloth, dishwashing liquid Grillecloth: Synthetic, fire-retardant cloth Care of grillecloth: Remove frame, use compressed air to blow out dust
  9. For me it was Slash and his band at the Underworld, Camden Town in 1999 (how the mighty had fallen at that time) It is a very small enclosed space where serious volume has nowhere to go and his crew cranked it big time!
  10. Cracking looking bass and the Sadowsky sound is one to be reckoned with IMO. I'm skint but someone's in for a treat. GLWTS.
  11. So, I joined the Spector club the weekend just gone! This one is a beauty and a great addition to the fold. Cannot wait to rev it up with a band!
  12. Now traded elsewhere.
  13. Is it a rosewood or maple fingerboard? Any pics of the bass?
  14. These are sublime and I love my one. GLWTS Karl!
  15. You must be very old, that was pre mid-19th century!!!
  16. OK, yes, and was only attempting some humour to help ease a dull, groundhog, 'lockdown starting to ease' type day. Apologies and back OT. Interesting concept and I would love to hear one in person and 'up to level' with a drummer & guitarist to see what they're all about. Are you thinking of getting one NJ?
  17. I can't get past the acronym BBC. I don't suppose Auntie will be to amused!
  18. Hello BC'ers, Now traded elsewhere and left up for posterity! Sadowsky Metroline RV5, 5 string bass, Made in Japan and from the now discontinued Japanese range. Spec's below. The last time I saw a new one for sale it was circa £2,600 at Guitar Guitar, but it's gone now. The remaining 2 MIJ Metroline MV5s they have are either £2.7k or £2.75k. Specifications: Sadowsky Metro Line RV5 - 21 fret standard bass, Made in Japan Serial Number: M96** (which dates it to 2017) Colour: Olympic White Body: Alder Neck: Maple Fingerboard: Morado Frets: 21 Nut Width: 1 7/8 inches Spacing at bridge: 19mm Scale: 34 inches Pickups: Sadowsky Preamp: Sadowsky 2 band - Volume, Pickup Blend/Pan, VTC Tone control (push/pull active-passive), Stacked Treble & Bass boost Pickguard: Tortoiseshell Weight: 8.5 lbs Case: Non-original; Reunion Blues 'Continental bass case' (very high quality, rigid style gig bag) Thanks for looking, Jon
  19. An update from me - After seeing this thread and reading up I bought Logic Pro X! It has been a good few years since I have used it but it was like putting the old slippers on/riding a bike again. Good advice and saved me from any unknown issues/costs that I may have encountered otherwise.
  20. Yes, just the thing those CB tuners! I'm not looking to build ATM, but this neck would've been perfect. GLWTS @walshy
  21. @SurroundedByManatees - If it were me I would be looking to do all this first: Get detailed/close up pictures of: The bass with the neck off - the neck heel back and butt as well as the body neck pocket Close up of the headstock rear for the Master Builder logo position and detail Control plate unscrewed with cavity and pot/electronics detail The supplied case with any other original accessories From there you can do internet comparison research on that Master Builder's style with logo, labeling, position, etc. If the bass comes in a generic non-Fender/CS hard case with no accessories then that would scream stolen to me. There's a lot to consider but as the others have said, if it's the real thing then that's a good price. Good luck!
  22. @cLepto-bass - I have no experience of them but these may be good for you: Phil Jones Bass H-850 Headphones
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