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TJ Spicer

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  1. Fodera Yin Yang Standard - £2750

    I had this bass listed previously and withdrew it, but having moved back from university, and bought an MTD AG5, I really need to re-list this.  

    Bought new around 4 years ago. One of the best 4 string bass I've ever played, but I simply have too many basses that are in a similar territory tonally, and prefer a 6 string for my jazz and solo gigs. The neck feels amazing. These basses truly are on a different level! A couple of marks and wear on the edges from a good amount of playtime, which are photographed. The video attached is from my channel, so it's the very same bass.  

    Comes with the original Fodera case and Dunlop strap locks.

    No trades please, unless it's a Sadowsky, has 5 strings, and isn't black!

    Collection preferred from Maidenhead, Berkshire, but willing to meet people as I travel a lot for gigs. Shipping can be discussed.

    Thank you for looking! 

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  2. No problem adjusting between 4, 5 or 6 string basses and use them all frequently. Just time spent with the instruments, and applying concepts from 4 strings further to incorporate the 5 and 6th strings will see you through, ime. 

  3. 54 minutes ago, Al Krow said:

    Lovely bass - you've had some awesome Yamahas (I know as I'm the very proud owner of your BBNE2 :) )

    If this was a 5 string TRB5pii I would have bitten your hand off!

    Which obviously would neither have been welcome nor helpful for your bass playing career.

    Coming from a family of Yamaholics it was always going to be the way! I hope she’s serving you well! 

    That extra string will always be the sticking point for some, but I love having a 6 in the arsenal for compositional purposes, and I’m sure the right person is out there lurking! 

    Thank you for holding back, as you say, possibly the biggest career deal breaker 😂 

  4. 10 hours ago, FDC484950 said:

    I’ve played a couple of these and they are extraordinary. The tone is incredible, very versatile and the piezo adds an extra dimension. They’re near the top of the tree of any custom 6-string and a bargain at this price. GLWTS!

    They really are custom-level instruments! 

  5. Markbass Little Mark Tube 500 £400 £300

    Priced a little under others on here due to the fact it is case-less, and has a couple more dings than those that have lived in a case all their lives. A super solid amp that never let me down over the couple of tours I did at the start of the year. Ideal for doubling and blending piezo and mic on upright bass which was where I used this the majority of the time. 

    Rock solid and only a year or so since new, I've just moved to try the Eich stuff and have my Ashdown Little Stubby for all the tube stuff. 

    Shipping can be arranged, collection preferred from Maidenhead (or Bath until October, by arrangement).

    Thank you for looking! 

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  6. Yamaha TRB6pII £1400

    Bought 2 years ago from The Gallery. It's a killer bass and super versatile with the piezo. The reason it's for sale is simply that I feel my MTD covers a lot of the ground that this bass covered, and I can't really justify having that many 'contemporary' style basses when they mostly get used in my own fusion project. 

    It's in good condition, it was clearly gigged a lot before I owned it as the fretboard needed a good clean and I've gigged it quite a bit myself! A few dings particularly on the headstock from before I purchased it (I'm not sure how as I've never managed to hit the headstock on anything!). These can be seen in the photos.

    It's definitely not a 'light' bass, but something with this much wood really can't be expected to be, can it?

    Collection preferred, from Maidenhead (or Bath until October, by arrangement), but shipping is possible. It comes with a hard case, which I don't remember being original but I'll check (I never use hard cases...). 

    Thank you for looking! 

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  7. 27 minutes ago, Iacopo San said:

    A question. Isn't this bass Made in Mexico? Because I have the exact same, fiesta red with gold anodised pickguard, but mine has 10 holes while yours seems to have 13 like the MIA basses. Have they changed this feature now?

    It is MIM, yes. The extra holes were just added for the tort pick-guard to fit properly, but are covered up by both guards. T

  8. I think it's a reputation based on the guitar gear of the past. Was discussing the brand with my Dad a couple of days ago who gigged as a guitarist through the 80s and 90s who effectively said "great Laney = Alright compared to most other stuff, alright Laney = terrible". I've always found the bass stuff to be very solid and punchy, but the tonal profile not to fit my needs. 

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  9. 5 minutes ago, Wolverinebass said:

    In an ideal world, what I want is the signal which goes in sounds exactly like what comes out.

    Based on this I would say Barefaced. They're the one cab that with the 12's I couldn't give you and description of their voice. They're just very flat, and I'm often really surprised at how different, different amps can sound with the same cab. The treble extension with the BT2 is also really nicely executed. 

    The Bergantinos have probably more of the colour I prefer, but they are coloured, which isn't really what you're after based on that quote. 

    Not much experience with the Vanderkleys, I was always recommended against them for one reason or another at the time of buying. 

    Barefaced it is in my view!

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  10. I've been using the Eich stuff the last 3 weeks ends up being smaller and more gig bag pocket friendly than the TC BH250 due to its lack of feet. It's been a revelation to be able to throw that much power and quality of amp into the front pocket of a gig bag with such ease, no need to jiggle it about, or fight with the zip. It's the first class D with which I don't feel I'm making a compromise. Great stuff, and your choice of power output too, they're all the same size...

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