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14 minutes ago, edstraker123 said:

Yup - picking it up tonight - you can't beat a bit of sparkly purple. Does it need pink DR neon strings ?

That would look amazing

No blemishes at all, that I can see. 

It has a special metal goodness dial... 

Website says around 8.8 lbs

I don't I'm afraid. I've no scales either unfortunately. 

6 minutes ago, Byo said:

 

+1 on it looking very Lexxi Foxx 

He has the same bass, but in white. 

19 minutes ago, edstraker123 said:

Any blemishes on it at all ?

No, it's in great condition. 

I can go back over it and proper inspect it just to be sure, if you're interested. 

Looks amazing on stage. Fits any genre. Rock, pop, metal, hair metal (the guy from that steel panther has one), general party bands. 

Also great for people struggling with weight of traditional basses. 

All round quality for not much outlay. 

Thanks to the yearly tax return i have to sell this beauty. 

Now, probably no one has played one of these on here. But it's an absolute gem. 

Firstly - it's sparkly purple (poss a bit darker than the photos in real life) . Sparkly purple is the best. End of subject

Secondly it has a £150 Seymour Duncan mm pick up in as standard. 

Its passive and each rail has its own volume. 

There is a master tone. 

Its also the lightest bass I've ever played. The unique cut of the body saves lots of weight. It's also the slimmest (thickness wise) bass I've ever played. Ever bassist I've shown it to can't believe how easy it is to play. 

The volumes for each rail are gradual then pour more vol right at the last before max level. You can get some surprisingly different sounds from this set up. The first one has a silence in a certain position before full volume for some reason. 

Stunning, rare, lightweight, and sounds amazing, especially in the mix. 

Pick up Leyland Lancashire 

Cheap gig bag. 

Basic protection (ie not thick padding etc). 

Has pocket at front. 

Hardly used. 

Pick up Leyland Lancashire 

Job lot of parts I've acquired over the years. 

Includes:

Bridge

P bass pickups

Pots

Jacks

Strap

There's also a tonestyler type tone control. I've never installed this so don't know how to, and can't confirm if that works. 

Good little set for mods and upgrades etc. 

Pick up Leyland Lancashire 

I'm sure the quilter used to be class H

Sparkle me up!! 

Look at those sire sparklers! Silver, black, red, blue. 

Love it! 

Thanks everyone, much appreciated. I'll give that a go. 

This is the existing set up. With my tonestyler type having only red and black. I'm not sure what to do. 

Only 2 wires. Black and red. 

Ooh sorry, no, it's 6 position. 

I think it's 5 yes

Hi all, I got this along with a bass, so I'm wanting to fit it in a bass. 

Firstly, does anyone know what it is? I'm thinking a tonestyler type tone control. 

How do I wire it to my existing cheapo p bass? 

I had the ctm300. Genuinely couldn't get it heard in a band situation. Sounds nothing like a svt to my ears. Wasn't even that valve like. But others seem to like them. 

Does anyone have an updated full list of all bass amps, bass cabs, and bass fx for these headrush gig boards? 

Worth a try. 

I suppose it's not bad really. A standard would be £400. So it's really £400 extra for the hand finished, upgraded hardware and neck and colours of your choice. 

I think it's quite good. 

3 hours ago, Bassassin said:

Vintage do have a reputation for good quality at sensible prices - but the custom shop 'Inspiration Gallery' does lean heavily on belt-sandered mashups of random Fender-style components.

 

Was hoping for a bit more inspiration - I think if I wanted a belt-sandered Fender mashup, I'd probably make my own.

They're just ones they've made. You can ask for anything you like.