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simonlittle

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  1. Currently on hold pending sale…
  2. The bass had been sat in storage for a good few years before I bought it and the battery had corroded the connector. Had that replaced with some of the wiring.
  3. For anyone interested in the Streamer I’ll be playing in Twickenham on Friday, Southport on Saturday and Hornchurch on Sunday. Happy to bring the bass along for potential buyers 😎
  4. I’ve been using one of those for a good couple of years now and they’re really quite useful in a variety of gigging situations. Mostly I use it with my upright bass or SLB300 for jazz gigs (clubs, bars, theatres). With or without drums it produces a good well-rounded sound and is more than enough for me on stage. I would normally be going through a PA too though via the DI so it doesn’t get pushed too hard. I actually prefer the sound of the 802 N 300 to my previous CMD121P for electric bass as I think it produces a better representation of the actual sound of the bass going through it. To my ears the 121P had a tendency to sound a bit woofly on its own with electric bass which is why I usually paired it with an extra NY121 cab for electric gigs. I think the 802 N 300 would be a great option in the studio if you wanted to mic up an amp for example… I’d say that like a lot of smaller amps it will lose the tone if pushed too hard on a gig. At a good mid-volume it’ll sound fantastic.
  5. Made the fatal error of getting this bass out to go over a few songs earlier this week and reminded myself why I bought it in the first place! Going to withdraw it from the classifieds for now and give it a bit of time. It’s so nice to play! Thanks to everyone that messaged about it in the meantime 😎
  6. Just dropped the price down to £2000 folks 😎
  7. For anyone in the south west interested in this bass, I’ll be in Bath on Friday and Saturday and Gloucester on Sunday. Happy to bring it along for anyone that wants to check it out
  8. I’ll be in Eastleigh tonight and Lyme Regis tomorrow if anyone round those parts is interested. Send me a message this morning and I’ll bring it along! Similarly I’ll be in Wavendon on Saturday and Penarth on Sunday. Happy to bring it along if needs be.
  9. Selling a classic 1991 Warwick Streamer Stage II. Bought this about six months ago from the original owner. It’s in fantastic condition. Looks as good a new really. Some light tarnishing to the gold hardware but that’s about it. It had been sat in storage for quite some time before I bought it so it needed a bit of attention. I had the battery connector replaced and it’s had a full setup and light fretstone since I got hold of it and it’s feeling lovely to play. It’s a lovely instrument and I’ve really enjoyed playing it over the last few months but it doesn’t really fit in with the kind of work I do so it’s not going to get played enough to justify keeping it. Plus I’ve just bought another bass and frankly I need to replenish the gear funds! The bass doesn’t have a case unfortunately so it’s collection only from Peckham SE15. You’re welcome to come and try it out and have a cup of tea, no pressure! My feedback thread on here:
  10. Harry bought my Markbass cabinet. Had a great chat about all things bass. A pleasure to deal with. Thanks @Harry
  11. Yep that was me! Whilst my Wilcock bass isn’t actually short scale (it’s 32” as @ezbassmentioned) it does get you in the ballpark and plays/sounds very much like a short scale bass. Plus being medium scale it’s very easy to switch between that and my regular 34” basses. I actually bought it last year from a fellow Basschatter specifically to play on a few tracks for the latest DC album and it ended up on every track. It’s since become the number 1 bass on the UK tour and will be going all round Europe with us in the spring. It really is a joy to play and is incredibly responsive under the fingers. Previously I had a JMJ Mustang that filled the shorty role but it was nowhere near as versatile as the Wilcock. And it sounds awesome with a pick. Does the clicky palm-mute thing better than anything else I’ve played.
  12. Steve!! Welcome back! Gutted to have missed your recent gig in Peckham; I was playing in Wolverhampton. Ships in the night… Hope you’re well x
  13. Me too. Got a stack of Markbass gear 👌
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