yorks5stringer

Bought a Markbass Combo from Joe. Great deal, prompt comms. and was a pleasure to buy from.

You'd get more sense from Annie Hall....

And being Fender its a snip at c.£1500

Don' think Affinity's have 'designed by Duncan' on the pickups unless they've been swapped out?

Interesting debate around how faithful to the original you need to be. One of the bands I play with do an Open Mic where we invite musicians we know in advance to play, and we'll accompany them as well as doing stuff ourselves. It's often me who points out at rehearsal some of the notes/keys/ rhythms that others have missed in their learning of the tune but equally it has been said back that we can develop our own version, different to the original too.

More likely Beach Boys....

Be good if we could pin this post, I'm bound to forget about Transferwise....

Added resistance readings to text FYI.....

Is it good for Metal?

Very similar, the guy I bought it off had the same Bass too. Thanks for clarifying

Just guessing , 150 watts?

Even at £349 that's a leap of faith....

Pretty sure it was sold to me as a Fender but I'll do a trawl through old PM's and clarify as I would never wish to intentionally mislead. Update it was sold to me as a Squier VM pickup, now not sure what the hell it is!.

eBay are doing sell for a £1 deals but you only get 1 chance, you can't re-list at that fee. Presumably the PP commission is still taken too on any funds?

I'm saying there are lot of Basses out there and I wasn't prepared to take a very low price for one of the Basses. An identical Bass to mine was on eBay for almost £1000, and I put it up a lot less than a JV Squier which is basically what it was. I think if you hold your nerve and are prepared to trade too you can achieve a good return. I was not prepared to risk the market price by starting low and maybe not hitting a target price. In all the ads I stated a price ( which I subsequently dropped ) and said I was amenable to offers.