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  1. bagsieblue
    It's an Alpha.
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    I think the MEC preamps are not all that great. Completely agree with the OP in that it's never quite sits well. In my opinion the MEC preamps only really pairs well with a Thumb bass or a Doublebuck. Plenty of options of course, I've enjoyed tonepumps, ACG EQ01 and EMG preps in Warwick.
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    Crazy, my guess is that's going on the wall in a Hard Rock Cafe in Dubai, UAE etc.
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    Fender Jazz Bass Guitar - Made In Japan - 1993/1994. £650 Shipped Mainland UK Weight is 4.14kg or 9lb 2oz. Serial number dates to 1993/1994. Good overall condition given the age, getting towards 30 years old. Dings and dents are shown in the photographs, has certainly been a players basses, lots of dings and dents on the body. Some tarnishing on the bridge. Hairline surface mark around the G string Tuner - shown in photograph. Looks much better without the pickguard to my eye. Comes with the 1 ply pickguard - has yellowed with age and looks to have had a sticker on for some time that has left the white patch, again as shown in photos. A great players bass - set up with a nice medium action, still loads of life left in the frets.
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    A- 100 x 36 x 22 - Now Sold. B - 114 x 36 x 22 - Now Sold. C - 105 x 39 x 22 - Still Available
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    Nice bass, I've seen it on FB over the last week or so and only now do I see the face!!
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    Its not an old one - It's 2013 indeed -9 years old, to me, that's no great age. It's not an "early run" - the early run ones are the Chinese ones from c2009. 50s and 60s models. It's not "highly desirable - again, these are the Chines ones from c2009. It's not the original pickups - the J pickup looks Dimarzio ash to me? It's not 7.5lbs - agree with warwickhunt on that one
  8. bagsieblue
    Ah, almost right...it was 5 not 3.
  9. bagsieblue
    The 40th Anniversary Euros were 12 of each I believe in Blue and Red. There is also a similar special edition Green one, that was a 3 of I believe. I'll try and find some pics.
  10. bagsieblue
    The 40th Anniversary Euros were 12 of each I believe in Blue and Red. There is also a similar special edition Green one, that was a 3 of I believe. I'll try and find some pics.
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    100% agreed - Guaranteed to be strong interest in that. I'd go for it...
  12. bagsieblue
    A - 100 x 36 x 22 - Now Sold. B - 114 x 36 x 22 - Still Available C - 105 x 39 x 22 - Still Available
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    Lovely, lovely bass. Lovely, lovely chap... Bugger, lusted over this a few times but I'm needing to shift something first.....
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    Warwick Streamer $$ 4 String Double Buck. Taken recently in trade, nice bass but I want/need to move a couple of basses along still. Great basses these and more attractive in my view and less common than the Corvette shaped $$. Dates from 2006, good condition, a small chip on the underside of the 5th fret area and some fairly minor scars on the back of the neck. Some signs of wear and the odd minor mark / blemish on the body of the bass, commensurate with a 15 year old bass. A nice, clean bass, currently set with a lovely easy playing low action. Double humbucker design, incredible amount of sound options available from this bass - covers pretty much any style with the coil switching for each pickup: serial, parallel and single coil, and all the variations / permutations of this. Specifications: Bolt-on Neck Design US Swamp Ash Maple neck Wenge fingerboard Scale length: 34" (long scale) 24 frets Passive MEC MM-style humbuckers with large open pole pieces, coil switching for each pickup: serial, parallel and single coil Active MEC 2-band electronics Finishes: Natural oil finish and colored oil finish Warwick tuners 2-piece Warwick bridge. Please message me for any other details / photographs etc. £800 - plus £30 shipping mainland UK. Now £799 including shipping mainland UK.
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    Yep - Lozz is right on this. I recently swapped out 2 x BF Big Baby for 2 x One10's as I found the voicing better for my hard rock band. The voicing is pretty much where I need it to be rather than having to 'find' it on the super transparent Big Baby. Alex at BF says to think of them as two ranges with two voices, the clear and transparent 12XN Driver Range and the Retro 10CR Driver Range
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    Haha, just like with the chords. Learn it wrongly then learn right after.
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    Yes - I've got one of these - great basses. Made at the same time / same factory as the highly regarded 60's CV's
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    I have the chrome hardwear. I was considering maybe swapping that onto a different bass but not 100 per cent decided on that.
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    Yeah, saw that, good cabs. One of the drivers has been replaced though .....
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    Wilkinson WJBL200 tuners A new, unused 4 string set Wilkinson WJBL200 tuners & ferrules. £25 posted Mainland UK
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    I think I know the one you mean, this one?
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    One other thing to mention is the SVT450 is one of the least ampeggy sounding amps they do. Its the same as the B2RE - but in a casing to make it look like a tube amp. It's a S/S amp and fairly neutral, not really tubey sounding at all, so you may be better getting the colour you want from before the amp rather than relying on the amp.
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    Apologies - maybe I wasn't clear - the Helix is always in the signal chain, the variables are after that. Signal chain. Bass > Helix >..... Option 1 - DI Splitter Box, therefore in front of the amp - 1 x Feed to PA, 1 x Feed to Amp and Cab (for monitoring no influence on FOH feed) Option 2 - > Amp.... DI from back of amp feed to PA, amp out to Cab (for monitoring no influence on FOH feed) Options 3 - > Amp > Cab.....PA feed from Micing the cab = same monitor feed and FOH feed.
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    One thing I am now more aware of and like to have options on is dependant on where the sound guy takes the bass feed from. As this is a festival I'm assuming there will be a PA to do all the heavy lifting. I like to have options through my HX Stomp for where the sound guy takes the feed from to run into the PA. 1 - In front of the amp, so no colour to the PA feed from the amp or the cab. 2 - From the amp DI, so colour from the amp, but not from the cab. 3 - Micing up the cab - gives colour from the amp and the cab I then use different present (plus minus amp blocks, cab blocks) depending on where the feed is taken from.
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    I was asked the weight - 4.035Kg or 8lb 14oz
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