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  1. [quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1445190921' post='2889488'] Is this a King bass?? Hard to see from this angle.. [/quote] Yes and it sounded great IMHO
  2. [quote name='Woodinblack' timestamp='1445189332' post='2889465'] [url="http://s405.photobucket.com/user/alienrat/media/Bass%20Bash%20Oct%2015/P1060529_zps4oaz5gnx.jpg.html"][/url] [/quote] Yep I can see me rocking out with one of these Great to meet you all and thanks for letting me try out that wonderful gear! It really was an amazing and diverse collection
  3. I have an identical SB-2 and love it. It's a great bass GLWTS
  4. Thanks guys
  5. I just sold a Zoot bass to Gary. Very easy to deal with and a nice chap. Deal with confidence Thanks Gary
  6. sold
  7. Pinball

    Wah wah

    [quote name='GM10' timestamp='1444988907' post='2887861'] Thanks for the response Pinball. So basically no loss of volume or bass frequencies if dialed to suit? and can be used for bass or guitar? [/quote] Yes, I'm happy with it
  8. Pinball

    Wah wah

    [quote name='GM10' timestamp='1444687249' post='2885156'] Is that a bass wah Pinball [/quote] Apologies for the late reply. It is an Ibanez Weeping Demon, It is highly tweak-able in that it has a low dial, a volume dial and a range switch. It also has various operation modes. I just leave it set so that it is off when not pressed. Turn up the bass, the range switch and volume so that you cut through and your off. With all those variables it must have been designed as an all rounder with bass in mind. I used to have a Morley which was nice and solid but it didn't seem to achieve much in the mix. The Ibby has a more dramatic effect-it can be vicious with distortion though so you need to practice a bit. Since getting it I haven't looked at any others as it does what I want There is a new verion without all the controls so check you get the right one. Note: I have it first in my line of effects. No tone suck when its off Info here: [url="http://www.musiciansfriend.com/amplifiers-effects/ibanez-tone-lok-wd7-weeping-demon-wah-pedal"]http://www.musicians...demon-wah-pedal[/url]
  9. Any preference on which basses I take along? MM Stingray 5 Ibanez SR3005e G&L USA SB-2 They all have flats on.
  10. Last chance before I remove it
  11. That is sick Love it!
  12. Pinball

    Wah wah

    I love wah and use it live on a couple of tracks. You can certainly add rhythm and ambiance provided that you avoid pedals that suck tone. If not it won't appear to do much in the mix.
  13. Thanks for a super fast and easy deal. Great to meet you Graham Ed
  14. Withdrawn for now
  15. I like it but I'm not going to use it so it needs to go.. PRICE DUMP!
  16. Zoot ahoy! c'mon you landlubbers!
  17. [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1444397505' post='2882919'] Where? I can't see it anywhere. [/quote] I don't want to publicize it to much in case someone buys it .......nurse! Here it is: http://basschat.co.uk/topic/270642-bass-collection-fretless-feeler/page__fromsearch__1
  18. [quote name='Marc S' timestamp='1444379910' post='2882665'] If you're not gigging the basses, but you play them regularly as long as you're enjoying playing them - keep them Perhaps use one as a backup for gigs? Or try gigging one - maybe they need some different amp settings / EQ'ing? [/quote] I have it up for sale at the moment but if it doesn't sell I have a plan, I'm going to replace the electronics and maybe to give a darker sound. I do intend to play it around and about but not in my band so am looking forward to getting it refined to my personal tastes.
  19. Someone will love this bump
  20. I heard this bass in action last night at an acoustic set/open mic. I have to say that it sounded great.
  21. [quote name='jahfish' timestamp='1443963058' post='2878987'] Nice. Very nice [/quote] Thanks, probably my best playing bass this.
  22. [quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1443966369' post='2879031'] Hen's teeth, rocking-horse poo, etc... [/quote] Yes I know, I had one before and regretted selling so bought this one, which is equally nice and a rare colour too...I get the feeling I may regret selling this someone buys it but needs must.
  23. [color=#141823][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]This is a beautiful example of a hard to find bass. It's used but in great condition with only a couple of marks on the headstock, and a strange small darkened stain under the lacquer on the back which according to fender was more than likely original and a stain in the wood. It has been professionally set up and plays extremely well. Neck is true.[/font][/color] [color=#141823][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Electrics are in A1 condition with no noisy pots etc. It comes with the original case, documentation and truss rod adjustment tool. Just checked the authenticity with Fender and all fine. Here are the details they gave me from the guitar's serial number:[/font][/color] Model Name: American Standard Precision Bass® Fretless Model Number: 019-2208-(Color #) Series: American Standard Series Body: Alder Neck: Graphite Reinforced Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood (9.5” Radius/241 mm) Frets: None, Fretline Position Markers Scale Length: 34” (864 mm) Nut: 1.625” (41.3 mm) Hardware: Chrome Machine Heads: American Standard Bridge: American Standard (Strings-Thru-Body) Pickguard: 3-Ply White Pickups: Vintage '62 P Bass (Mid) Pickup Switching: N/A Controls: Volume, Tone Colour: (709) Candy Apple Red (Disc. 7/98), (Polyurethane Finish) Strings: Stainless Flatwound 9050M, # 073-9050-006 (.055, .070, .090, .105) Case: Standard Molded Case Other Features: Source: CORONA (U.S.) Accessories: Molded Case INTRODUCED: 1995 DISCONTINUED: 1/1999 [color=#141823][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Stunning! Any inspection welcome![/font][/color] [color=#141823][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][[/font][/color]
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