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As the title says... light home use only a handful of times. Another project gathering dust. Extras are: Pyramid Gold flats fitted. Zero Glide zero fret conversion nut (not fitted). Genuine Höfner Germany ebony bridge (not fitted). Höfner Germany Artist gigbag. Includes original case candy (complete with the stickers) and the unused original pickguard. You're looking at about £160 worth of extras here. £260 posted
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😄 I once had an Avenger that had a Rover V8 gear knob that I acquired from a scrappy. At the time I was convinced it felt like it made it go faster 😂
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Actually, that sounds like my dream bass! I love a fat neck, especially with the 70s nut widths. My old '65 was a serious bass of doom but given the choice (one day..) a narrower neck lightweight 70s P would be the one ('72 to tick the YOB thing while I'm at!)
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Nice basses. I believe Jamiroquai is Jay Kay and whoever he chooses to hire. Since the now late Mr. Smith left in 2002 anyway.
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What's the cheapest P bass in Candy Apple Red?
miles'tone replied to fretmeister's topic in Bass Guitars
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MusicMan Stingray Ernie Ball 1989 - *SOLD*
miles'tone replied to MikeBass's topic in Basses For Sale
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The rise and fall of a road trip gig.
miles'tone replied to Bassmidget209's topic in General Discussion
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Have a look at some 80s MIJ Tokai Jazz Sound basses. They are up there with the older MIJ Fenders. Great basses.
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D'addario 5 string black tapes are great and low tension. Perfect for an ABG I would think. They last forever too.
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What does your signature bass look like?
miles'tone replied to Steve Browning's topic in Bass Guitars
Reminds me of being a youngster running up some stairs to catch a train...my pointy headstock Westone actually cut its way out of the top of my gigbag and slammed into a step, snapping off said pointy bit. I liked it better afterwards to be honest! 😄 @Steve Browning my current bass is fairly new so nothing to report so far (won't be long knowing me). -
Iris was my mum's name ❤️ I hope wee Iris and the fam get sorted with this soon @AndyTravis Nice one @Clarky 👊
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All I can offer is to frequent the open mics around your way. You'll always meet new people and new people bring new opportunities. Never say never 😉
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We Gouda Get Out Of This Place - The Animals
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Your memory?
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Sweet serendipitous score! A 'Ki0gan' loom (fellow basschatter) with series/parallel push-pull vol pot ftw! 👊
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Congrats mate, Looks ace! That finish looks superb 👌 Nothing wrong with poplar btw. I used to have an American Ernie Ball Stingray that had a poplar body. That bass killed! Happy NBD 🙂
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Same. First thing that comes to mind is seeing them perform their new single "Your Missus Is A Nutter" at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff before Wales took on England way back. They dedicated it to David Beckham who, whenever he got the ball that evening, the Welsh crowd would chant, "Your Missus Is A Nutter!!" at him. Fun times! 🤣🏴
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Great stuff. I'll be doing something similar myself as, during a good clear out of bass bits and bobs, I discovered a Lollar P pup that I'd completely forgotten about...Well, it would be rude not to!
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The best Formal, and Informal, musical lesson of your life?
miles'tone replied to ARGH's topic in General Discussion
Formal: I learnt how to construct any chord by understanding what intervals they are made of (not as hard as it might sound). I can, in at least the simplest of ways, play anything with anyone and bulls**t my way through a chord chart now 😄. Informal: If you can sing it, you can play it. -
Rod bought a bass body and neck off me. Perfect transaction, lovely chap. Thanks Rod!
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Don't be that sound guy. You're better than that.
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I must try this as my fatigue is driving me mad. Glad it's working for you. Might go for Welcome To The Jungle 😁
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This is a lightweight (1.7kg) Squier P body circa 2000. I once had it on a bitsa fretless P bass a long time ago. Eventually I stripped off all the thick poly with a heat gun (and discovered that it is an alder 4 piece body). I sanded it smooth and refinished it in black nitro over white as at the time I was going for a Scott Thunes look-a-like P ☺️ Although it's wasn't a pro finish, it was good enough for me. I did the refin at least 10 years ago and it has lived in my bits drawer under my bed eversince, where it has picked up some unintentional relicing from my occasional rummaging. I've kept it around solely because when it was a fretless that I gigged with, the whole bass was so resonant, acoustically loud, and nicely lightweight. A good one. I had plans to build it up again but I can't see that happening now. It would be great for those who like the relic thing and if not, it would be easy enough to refin it in whatever colour suits you, as it would take fresh nitro over the top of what I've done with minimal prep. £45 posted
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I bought this from China via ebay but the bitsa project I was planning to put together went on indefinite hold when I bought a new P. It cost me around £120 all in. The neck looks really nice and well made. Smells good too! 😄 It's actually darker in real life with a pleasing satin sheen to it. The flame looks nicer and richer too. Crappy phone camera I'm afraid. £80 posted
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