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Jono Bolton

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  1. Has anybody here tried the above-mentioned tuners? I've been looking at getting some new one's for my P as the standard one's are struggling to hold their tuning. The Gotohs seem to retail at about £40 (eBay) which is about half the price of the Fender and Hipshot one's I've looked at. Does anyone know how they compare?
  2. What are the delivery charges like? I had a look at the site but couldn't work it out.
  3. I've got an Evo II ABM 300 that I got off eBay about 4 years ago for not much more than £200, and that was in used but still very good condition. It depends what you mean by 'beat up', is that a few scuffs or pretty knackered? Do you know what series it is? You've not given us very much information and not really told us what you're looking to find out.
  4. And even then, the scale would be too short for me
  5. There's only one of the Pawn Shop range that I like, and it's not even a bass:
  6. Yuck! Because I'm using my work computer, a lot of pictures wont load up if they've been posted using Photobuckets and the like, so I had to do a wee Google search to find a picture. Needless to say, I was really disappointed, I was hoping for something like the old Squier Supersonic:
  7. Wilkinson 4-string bass bridge, with fat individual brass saddles for each string to improve sustain. In very good condition, with Allen key for adjusting saddle height, a tenner posted. It's second from bottom in the link below: http://www.axesrus.com/axeBassh.htm
  8. [quote name='mckendrick' timestamp='1335641676' post='1634225'] Here you go, Andy.... [url="http://knolt.com/lawsuitguitars/"]http://knolt.com/lawsuitguitars/[/url] [url="http://www.myrareguitars.com/1970guitars.html"]http://www.myrareguitars.com/1970guitars.html[/url] [url="http://www.recordingreview.com/articles/articles/187/1/quotLawsuitquot-guitars-a-little-info-to-get-you-started/Page1.html"]http://www.recordingreview.com/articles/articles/187/1/quotLawsuitquot-guitars-a-little-info-to-get-you-started/Page1.html[/url] [url="http://www.apionet.or.jp/~koiz/forsale_main.htm"]http://www.apionet.or.jp/~koiz/forsale_main.htm[/url] Hope this helps. Mark McK. . [/quote] I thought the term 'lawsuit' referred to Gibson and Fender suing companies from the far east for making unlicensed copies of their designs? For example the old Tokais and Fernandes were identical to vintage Fenders and Gibsons end even had headstock logos based on those of the companies they were ripping off. I didn't think lawsuit referred to instruments that were just good instruments?
  9. [quote name='LowdownRumble' timestamp='1334776604' post='1621200'] Mine isn't any louder than my old passive bass was. And the change of batteries is pissing me off and I hate that I cant leave it plugged in. Is there such a thing as an active/passive bass? Such as, when the battery dies switch to passive and rock on? [/quote] The Fender Marcus Miller Jazz has a active/passive switch, it may just have been the way I had the EQ set but I noticed a big increase in volume when going from passive to active. If you can switch between the two then I believe it's usually passive pickups, with an active EQ, that was certainly the case with the MM.
  10. [quote name='pst62' timestamp='1334835085' post='1622025'] I had the same problem, all I did was fill the problem hole up with superglue, left it for a day then re-introduced the screw, I've removed the scratchplate a few times since and it's still holding fine. [/quote] I've done this before too. Don't think it's the recommended technique, but it'll do for my beater P Bass!
  11. [quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1334218888' post='1612577'] Fender Deluxe Active Precision Special at Coda Music in Stevenage, for £499: [url="http://www.coda-music.com/product_info.php?cPath=170&products_id=12011"]http://www.coda-music.com/product_info.php?cPath=170&products_id=12011[/url] [/quote] Great shout
  12. [quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1334087337' post='1610817'] These are usually 40mm nut width perfect for those of us who want a P but not with such a wide nut. They play like the Devil, that colour is as rare as my wallet opening and would look sublime with a Brown Tortie plate. I am actually salivating. 1 week ago this would have been mine . [/quote] +1 on the tort scratchplate. This is a magnificent looking bass!
  13. Got them yesterday, cheers Ben! The postie obviously didn't fancy bringing them to the flat so I went to pick them up from the office. All arrived fine, thanks very much!
  14. Bought a set of Rotosound strings from Ben, only got them yesterday because the postie couldn't be arsed actually bringing them to my flat, but nothing to do with Ben, posted quickly, according to the delivery slip they would've arrived quickly too if it was for the bleedin' Royal Mail! So easy to deal with, recommended!
  15. Hi everyone, I'm looking to do a straight trade if possible, trading my Wilkinson Vintage Bass Bridge: http://www.axesrus.com/Hardware/BassBridges/WBBC/WBBCFront.jpg For one of these: http://www.themusiczoo.com/PDGImages/Fender_Vintage_Bass_Bridge_Chrome_990804100_576.jpg The Wilkinson bridge is currently fitted to my P Bass, but I much prefer the old style BBOT bridge as opposed to the big chunky brass saddles on the Wilko. Does wonders for sustain, but I like my Ps to have a bit of thud. Only really looking for bridge with threaded saddles, thanks! Any takers?
  16. Never mind, just seen that it's already sold!
  17. Is that a big scratch on the back or is it just the light?
  18. That's a lovely bass, it looks even better with the vintage-style bridge!
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