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  • Birthday 08/05/1973

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  1. Edenburgh
    Still available bump
  2. Edenburgh
    Withdrawn from sale
  3. Edenburgh
    These are quite useful cheap'n'cheerful home practice boxes. Aux in, headphones out and a looper. I still have mine and reckon it's worth more to hang onto for occasional use than sell. Someone getting a bargain there. Glwts.
  4. Edenburgh
    Price dropped to £850
  5. Edenburgh
    23/10 : Price dropped to a very reasonable £325 (includes a very robust Fender gigbag which was £60 alone)
  6. Edenburgh
    Open to sensible offers bump
  7. Edenburgh
    Open to sensible offers bump.
  8. Edenburgh
    This is from one of the first run of Korean reissues (considered to be higher quality than the later runs) in the discontinued 'Commie Red' colour. I've regularly gigged this and it's sounds amazing in a band setting, really cuts through. Crazy lightweight - I've played 2.5 hour gigs with no back or shoulder niggles afterwards. In excellent overall condition although the cream binding is starting to unstick on the inside of the horns (a common 'feature'). Will come with a substantial fender gigbag and a rather fetching cream leather strap which tones nicely with the binding. Happy to meet up around Edinburgh/central belt or pop round for a tryout (north west Edinburgh). Thanks for looking.
  9. Edenburgh
    The story around this build is documented on these here pages: Bass started life as a 2007 USA Highway One Precision. The following changes were made to create the Deaky Bass (all done by a professional guitar tech): Schaller 3D Roller Bridge. Gold hardware (screws, knobs, neck plate, string retainer, schaller straplocks & Wilkinson vintage tuners) Professional respray - black cellulose plus vintage tint on headstock and reverse of headstock and heel. Pickups upgraded to Seymour Duncan SPB-2 and a Ki0gon wiring loom. B/W/B pickguard. Cavity and rear of pickguard fully shielded. Includes a Fender strap (with gold Schaller straplocks) and a Hiscox case. The finish has taken a few scuffs and doinks around the bottom edge as this has been my main gigging bass for over 3 years now. Has been recently professionally setup and restrung. Weight dead on 4.0kg on the bathroom scales. I've priced this in line with an unadulterated Highway One P Bass. Collection preferred (north west Edinburgh), pop round have a coffee and a tryout. Also happy to meet up central belt. Thanks for looking.
  10. Edenburgh
    Hi folks, just thought I'd post an update here based on a few conversations... I appreciate this is a big - and expensive - item and it's a long way to travel for many people so I've had a think about how far south I'm able to travel for a meet up from Edinburgh... West - Abington Services on M74 East - Berwick upon Tweed. Middle - Jedburgh Hope that helps a little. It's not a heavy cabinet but it's dimensions make it difficult to package up for posting so I don't think that's an option. Thanks for the enquiries so far.
  11. Edenburgh
    400 miles?....well it's got wheels and it's all downhill when you look at the map.
  12. Edenburgh
    I bought this new in 2019 direct from Barefaced with a custom white baffle. It is the clearest and loudest sounding cab I've ever owned but it's really a bit too much for the gigs I'm doing. It's happy with a wide range of amps, I've used TC Electronics, Mark Bass, Ashdown and even a Trace Elf! All sounded super. Prefer collection for this one or meet up in central belt. Includes the original barefaced padded cover. If you are in the area, pop round for a coffee and a tryout. Thanks for looking.
  13. Edenburgh
    Does Krakatoa still have that ridiculous SVT setup as the house rig?
  14. Edenburgh
    Yeah, there's a touch of neckdive if you try to balance it without holding the neck. Sitting down I've found my right forearm provides enough counterweight that it's not even noticeable. Standing up, I use a wide grippy Mono strap and there's no issue.
  15. Edenburgh
    Open to sensible offers *bump*
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