fender73
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what a great looking bass, Congrats on your purchase dude.
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[quote name='bassicinstinct' post='858564' date='Jun 6 2010, 12:03 AM']Me too. Pretty bomb proof, if a tad on the heavy side. [/quote] ain't that the truth!
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The PB55 is lush!
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I have the blue 60's CV P Bass and love it. I've gigged it with a couple of my bands and it sounds just right. There is something about a PBass that sits so well in the mix. I don't think i could go back to the hassle of lots of knobs and buttons etc Cheers Graeme
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I would. I had a 62 reissue shell pink strat - used to get loads of admiring comments. Cheers Graeme
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I had a red one and loved it. I remember being in Holland in the mid 80's and seeing about 5 or 6 black/white ones on stands in a music shop - looked cool as anything! Graeme
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That's a cracker! have a Friday bump on me! -
What are the top 5 (or 10) basses you've owned?
fender73 replied to OutToPlayJazz's topic in Bass Guitars
Hi All 1. OLP MM Copy - what a cracker - a steal on Ebay and been giged 30+ times with no issues 2. MIJ 62 Reissue Fender Jazz - Bartolinis added - great bass 3. Washburn MB6 - was great fun trying to learn to play the thing! 4. Squier Classic Vibe P-Bass (just in the process of being sold to a fellow BC'er 5. Westone Thunder 1-A - first ever proper bass, bought with my Dad's redundancy money in the 80's Like others, I have owned loads of basses, and have just realised from reading my own list, that none of the expensive basses i've had have made the list. Strange Cheers Graeme -
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Hi all, looking to trade initially, my classic Vibe P Bass (as per profile pic) for a Jazz of some description, maybe good Squier or Classic Vibe/Modified etc. Bass is nicely set up (45-105) and i've added the pickup ashtray for the authentic vibe. Sale price would be £200 (?) PM me etc if any interest (i'm based in Bromley, Kent) Thanks guys/gals Graeme
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[quote name='Smash' post='851228' date='May 29 2010, 04:26 PM']I thought it would sell quickly too [/quote] I love these and would have snapped it up but for the damage
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I love that shape! -
[quote name='Kev' post='600726' date='Sep 16 2009, 09:02 PM']my '57' Vintage Icon V4 P bass I bought it new, and have added the following features: Fender 10 hole gold anodized scratchplate, customised to fit the bass by me. Black plastic thumbrest JV Squier Precision pups, complete with earthing plate and cloth wires ala 57. Bridge pup cover from later 60's/early 70's, possibly fender but probably jap, nicely pitted and discoloured. Neck pup cover, probably similar age and similar heritage, equally pitted and discoloured. Currently fitted with Status Flatwounds, but i alternate between daddarrio nickle rounds too. Lovely bass. Not had too much experience with other P basses, only ever played cheap p's and the standard Fender MIM and USA models in the shop, but for me this one outplays all of them Still toying with fitting a maple board neck to complete the 57 image, but we'll see.[/quote] Bass looks awesome Kev - great work mate Graeme
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I have one of bass like things, except it's smaller, has 6 thin strings and rhymes with blatoblaster made by Vintage - best £150 i ever spent! More power to them!
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On looks alone, i bought the 60's CV Precision. Sounds great, looks great, feels great, what more can i say. I'll be getting the other two CV basses as well as i reckon in a few years, these will be sought after...well done Fender/Squier! I haven't tried the VM's, but i'm sure that they play great etc, but i reckon on looks alone, the CV's have it Thanks all - just my humble opinion! Graeme
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Hi dude - can you give any more info on the Charvel - what's the general condition, is there any fretwear etc? Are you willing to post? Cheers Graeme
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[quote name='Mowac' post='584902' date='Aug 30 2009, 04:09 AM']PLEASE............TAKE THE CHROME BUMPER OFF OF THAT BASS!!!!!! [/quote] +1
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Loved my Roadie 2a - the wait time seemed to be forever (although mine was only 8 months) but the end result was pure magic - well worth the money and the wait i say!
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PM'd!
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FS - Peavey Zodiac BXP with EMG active circuit
fender73 replied to fender73's topic in Basses For Sale
Nice one Stan What's your fav Mr Man....mines Mr BUMP :-) -
Hi All Actual pics to follow, but have for sale a black with tort scratchplate Zodiac BXP which has benefited from an EMG active circuit being installed to give a range of tone from a 'Jaco honk' to a big phat P-Bass sound. Great slim neck etc - official spec below * 34" (864mm) scale with 21 frets * 8" (203mm) radius maple neck * solid alder body with sculpted front and back contours * articulating bridge with machined steel saddles * 1.5’’ (38mm) nut width * all chrome-plated hardware * three-layer pickguard * one alnico P-style pickup and one alnico J-style pickup * two volume master controls and one split EMG pot with Bass and Treble cot/boost master control (black knobs!) * Switchcraft® jack * butterfly tuning pegs Few light mark on the scratchplate, other than that, great little bass, just not my bag, and i love my P Bass and MM too much Open to offers around the £150 mark Cheers for looking Graeme [attachment=30126:zodiacbxpblack.jpeg]
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Yep - love'em. They really complete the look of the bass!
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[quote name='doctor_of_the_bass' post='516421' date='Jun 17 2009, 02:11 PM']Certainly is a George Anderson (Junior) 24 Fret model! Nick[/quote] If anyone was gonna know, it was Dr Bass! -
[quote name='Machines' post='514537' date='Jun 15 2009, 05:54 PM']The MM copies aren't that great. Ok as a starter bass but there are much much better to be honest. I'd be looking at trying to pick up a 2nd hand OLP if I were you.[/quote] I second that!
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I have one of their relic strats - great after a decent set up - on an equal par with much of the gear around for that value