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Pedro1020

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  1. [quote name='4Everdelayed' post='133677' date='Feb 4 2008, 04:21 PM']Oh right. I think the SG looks pretty sexy :brow: I'm sure you'll sell the Bronco. I don't know if i've asked you, but you wouldn't be interested in a trade would you? [/quote] lol Haha, you've pressured many times my friend. But I'm afraid I have to disappoint once again..I can't. Actually in an insane GAS attack and selling it would encourage it even more....but then theres choices of bass...Warwick, Lakland...Fender...They're all so tasty..:wacko: hehe understand this is a Rare guitar and the value of these [b]will[/b] go up...I'm too young to wait...gotta nurture my bass playing abilities hehe lol they SG is sexy, never got the chance to upgrade the pups unfortunately...ahh well, it sounds great as it is...
  2. [quote name='4Everdelayed' post='133657' date='Feb 4 2008, 04:00 PM']What, you've sold your SG, Strat and Tanglewood?[/quote] Squier Strat went last week.. Tanglewood too.. Epiphone is kept at uncles though I may consider to evilbay it Left the telecaster with my grandpa to create some space and to cause me not to sell... ..all thats left....Bronco!!
  3. Same feeling for my bronco, though its my last gutar I've gotta sell
  4. [quote name='4Everdelayed' post='133626' date='Feb 4 2008, 03:19 PM']Last bump..........(really!) [/quote] lol...its gonna be sacrificial bait for evilbay..
  5. the E string looks high off the fretboard, all of them for that matter, ....my hands would be in serious pain if I played that Nice bass!!
  6. [quote name='Tee' post='133448' date='Feb 4 2008, 10:03 AM']What sort of tone/sound is it like (clean & overdriven)? I imagine it's quite rock/trebley with that Di Marzio at the bridge? Is it a hot pickup?[/quote] When clean eventhough its in the bridge position gives a Jazzy tone tho bright if you add treble on the amp, I dull it down in most cases (I usually never add it as gives that jazz tone without, trying to capture Joe Pass hehe) Overdriven its quite beefy, trying it thru my dads Electro Harmonix Big Muff. Gives alot for a shortscale guitar. Any player can pretty much take abvantage of the thin neck so playability is like butter.. hot pickup...I think it might be, my grandpa installed it, so I'll have to clarify
  7. [quote name='GremlinAndy' post='133295' date='Feb 3 2008, 09:51 PM']Well, The blue streamer was going to be my third offer but won't be for a month or so, so if you back out, or dally, it will be mine! I played it, and that is a helluva lot of bass for the cash. The sound knocked me over backwards. It will make a truly awesome working bass. (edit: I say "working bass" because the sound *must* be gigged and heard by audiences! It was such an aggressive sound. Truly staggering!)[/quote] lol I know the feeling, practically most warwicks produce the tonal sound, though the earlies are simply sex in your hands. I had ago on a natural (zender) model, simply fantastic though the guy wanted £1200 and my attitude was "on yer bike mate" I only have one guitar to flog..ONE! thats the Fender Bronco, cursed thing wont sell.. so when the right person comes, I wont be dallying..it will be mine!! muhahahaha..
  8. lol..I reli want the blue streamer...just a word for ya andy but congrats on what you bought!
  9. [quote name='warwickhunt' post='133221' date='Feb 3 2008, 07:35 PM']No the Ukraine was just a bit too much of a headache. I'm not saying it's dead in the water but for details look here... [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=12730"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=12730[/url][/quote] ahhh...the intentions of that guy does seem dodgy, plus all the hassle along the way...gd choice! atleast you give me time to raise up some more moulah
  10. [quote name='warwickhunt' post='133215' date='Feb 3 2008, 07:24 PM']I won't be bumping this any further Thanks to all those people who've shown interest. I've put the thumb screws on a few people who have made offers asking for deposits and I've declined the offer to ship to the Ukraine, so as it stands I've got the following available; Black Streamer Stage I ('90 Bartolinis) Black Streamer Stage II ('91 MEC) Natural Streamer Stage I ('90 Birds-eye maple with Bartolini Soapbars) Blue Streamer Stage I ('91 MEC) Dolphin Pro I ('91 MEC) Orange Streamer Stage I ('87 MEC with Demeter pre) Streamer Corvette ('91 Wizard overwound pups, original MEC circuit - supplied with original MECs as well) After this week I'll enjoy these basses again until the Summer and see where we stand then.[/quote] I thought someone from ukraine has bought your blue one? EDIT: haha, dw sorry didn't notice the Ukraine decline...shipping costs? but woo! still avaliable...
  11. Wah, Phaser, Overdrive or Fuzz?.. *shrugs* just a rough guess...
  12. [quote name='ped' post='133072' date='Feb 3 2008, 03:21 PM']Should me and Steve feel guilty for starting Basschat and spreading GAS among the population? ;0)[/quote] blamed, yet thanked immensely Suprisingly this forum is actually my homepage ain't no help to my pent up GAS...
  13. [quote name='kevbass' post='133070' date='Feb 3 2008, 03:15 PM']Well, I dont ever think you can cure yourself of gas. Say you gas for a jazz, and you get that jazz, and you think "great, now I'll get a precision I really dont need to match my jazz" and then you get that precision, and then you find yourself playing the precision more and you think "I'll sell that jazz and get something active and modern to contrast my precision" so you get that modern active bass, then you think to yourself, "I know I'll sell my precision and get something 5 string active to go with my active 4 string" and then after a while you decide your playing five strings and you sell that four string in favour for a second five string and one day whilst playing on one of your fives you say to yourself "You know I really miss the simplicity of a passive 4 string jazz bass" and thus it continues, and it gets worse when you see a bass player who really inspires you when he or she is playing something you are yet to own or play. Once you've got gas its not going anywhere, unless you manage to guilt yourself into not buying anything else, but then that only usually lasts for a short while [/quote] So damn true this forum encourages it alot for me, all your lovely basses...:wacko: me wantee
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  15. That decal is very prominant... oi!oi! Nice bass anyways...shame Im not a lefty...or someone could become the new hendrix on bass :brow:
  16. Are these better than MEC's?...if so, I'll whip some into my Streamer
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  18. [quote name='BassGuy89' post='130801' date='Jan 30 2008, 05:06 PM']I'm selling my Ibanez Rd300 Bass. Its an excellent beginners bass and retails at around £140 and above but im sellin it for £100 or nearest offer. Ive just restrung it with Elixir strings and ill throw in a bag. Will only accept personal collection however, no postage available. Im in Liverpool and will allow collection at my home or in the city.[/quote] Pics would be helpful for your sale :brow: not interested myself, but others may be.
  19. I recall you saying this Mr Thunderthumbs.. [quote name='Thunderthumbs' post='111091' date='Dec 30 2007, 07:26 PM']Gorgeous basses. I've got one the same, but made a couple of years later methinks. It's the one bass I'll take to my grave I think.....even the Mrs wouldn't see it sold! [/quote] It's fair you don't use it as much, but still *points above*.. Anyways, have a [b]BUMP![/b] on behalf of me mate you'll always buy the best from Thunderthumbs true testimonial raite there.
  20. [quote name='jono b' post='130886' date='Jan 30 2008, 07:00 PM'][url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Squier-fender-Jazz-Bass-Short-Neck_W0QQitemZ250210461311QQihZ015QQcategoryZ4713QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem"]Squier Jazz[/url] He wants a £20 deposit within 2 hours of the auction close. And he's vague about the description too. It's got a "short neck" apparently, doesn't say why. Anyone recognise these? Is it worth a punt?[/quote] Short Neck?? Wha?? looks normal to me. He seems reliable, 100% feedback isn't a bad sign. Kinda child-like though with the description. I'd feel even more luckier if I'd win it for the score price of £1 not £20 quid in advance..tho shame there's a reserve. If your concerned, ask the seller more questions or pictures. If your confident, Go for it!
  21. [quote name='4Everdelayed' post='130251' date='Jan 29 2008, 07:41 PM']Well........I'll trade you for the Jag! C'mon you know you want it! [/quote] As much as I would love to ...my loyalty is to bass what can I say, these lovely bass folk on here have converted me...to a brighter musical future Oh yeah, the routing was done professionally to accustom the humbucker..(general size) and abit wider to compensate originality (the single coil)...not a hack job as you would see on many broncos...or Fender modded shortscales for that matter.
  22. [quote name='4Everdelayed' post='130217' date='Jan 29 2008, 06:53 PM']Cheers mate! I've seen you Bronco popping up in a few more places on the net. You still got the original single coil pup and pickguard ?[/quote] lol unfortunately I sold that my friend...for a mits of £160, that had an original 60's pickup, the pots and circuit's too. Only had a 1975 black scratchplate..someone wanted it to be honest it made me cringe when I heard it, made it bright for my liking and Im a jazz guitarist brought up and raised..so hence the current has the humbucker (80's)..jazzy nice quirky sound. In my vast urge of GAS...I need the money!! *pants & drools* not tempting you in anyway..but...BUY IT!
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