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  1. neepheid
    I'll stick my neck out and say the logo's wrong for '73 isn't it? That style didn't appear until about '75?
  2. neepheid
    [quote name='maxrossell' post='682125' date='Dec 12 2009, 01:08 PM']the bass player in question doesn't use basschat[/quote] WHAT?
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    If it stays below £75, you buy it and you don't like it, you'll probably get your money back selling it on. If it goes above £100, leave it be and come on over to watch me eat my hat
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    Oh man, who glued that? If it's just a cosmetic thing then why oh why didn't they just hold it on with the nuts on the pots?
  5. neepheid
    That's a better (more accurate) one than some of the more recent ones, it's got the 2 stacked vol/tone knobs instead of 1 master vol, 1 master tone and selector switch.
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    +1 on swapping the halves over, the raised poles should be under the A string. See this Seymour Duncan pickup for reference: [url="http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/antiquity/bass/1104412_pickup/"]http://www.seymourduncan.com/products/anti...1104412_pickup/[/url]
  7. neepheid
    Welcome to the forum
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    Welcome to the forum
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    Welcome to the forum - some tasty gear there
  10. neepheid
    Nice one, that looks great
  11. neepheid
    Geof bought a bridge from me, paid promptly, smooth transaction, good comms, no worries!
  12. neepheid
    Welcome to the forum
  13. neepheid
    Just received a couple of sets of strings from Si, well packaged and promptly posted. Cheers for a smooth transaction
  14. neepheid
    Anyone who likes a good solid sounding and different looking passive bass would be happy with a G-3. I know I'm happy with mine.
  15. neepheid
    [quote name='mrcrow' post='671085' date='Dec 1 2009, 02:07 PM']what are the string spacings... cheers geof[/quote] 19mm spacing, and the screw holes appear to be the same spacing as Fender bridges, approx 17mm.
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    Welcome to the forum
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    Welcome to the forum
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    Welcome to the forum
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    Welcome to the forum
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    Ditto
  21. neepheid
    I must confess that I wasn't impressed with the Burns Bison I picked up, I checked it out after the Gibson G-3 I bought, and I found it rather lacking in output, it seemed far too polite sounding. Perhaps playing it after a Gibson G-3 wasn't the best comparison, but I was playing it through a nice Phil Jones amp (the Six Pack if memory serves) and I was just thoroughly underwhelmed by it on any of its settings. Just my 2p.
  22. neepheid
    Oh well, welcome back to the forum
  23. neepheid
    Some stuff sold - bump!
  24. neepheid
    Je ne regret rien, I'm pleased to say. I've only been playing a few years, and it's been all the way up in terms of gear quality so far, so I don't miss any of my sold basses. Except maybe the Takamine acoustic owing to its beautiful front, back and sides in vivid quilted maple, but even then I wouldn't move mountains to get it back because I never found much of a use for an acoustic.
  25. neepheid
    Of course it can be done. Damn near anything can be done on a bass - for a price. I wouldn't imagine it would be cheap though, fingerboard replacement is fairly major surgery. I take it Yamaha do not offer the combination of woods you're looking for?
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