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lee650

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  1. I anyone has any interest in this pedal, I will be Travelling abroad on Monday and not back till 26th Nov. So will not be able to answer messages.
  2. Surprised these are still here. I've had a set of these in my JV jazz for about 15 years. Sweet,clear, single coil sounds with a nice amount of highs for a 60s wind.
  3. I anyone has any interest in this pedal, I will be Travelling abroad on Monday and not back till 26th Nov. So will not be able to answer messages.
  4. Very true, the EBS Stuff is very high quality stuff. Perhaps if my 9 year old hand painted it, I'd have a sale 🤣 Contrary to my last message, I Dan answer messages, I'm just 5 hours behind 😁
  5. I anyone has any interest in this pedal, I will be Travelling abroad on Monday and not back till 26th Nov. So will not be able to answer messages.
  6. Slight price drop £350 posted to your door. Brand new bass, £70 cheaper than new, with £50 with of flats fitted.
  7. I anyone has any interest in this bass, I will be Travelling abroad on Monday and not back till 26th Nov. So will not be able to answer messages.
  8. Not available in a lot of UK stores too😊 Yes with both pickups, it has a lot of bite to the sound, much like a 70s jazz. I initially fitted this with Dunlop Superbrights, and they were very bright, the Tomastiks balance it out nicely. Before buying this, I'd tried a Vintera Mustang (PJ) And a Stingray shortscale. This bass was better made and sounded better, at half the cost.
  9. Just to answer some questions, that have come my way. I've got this at 5.74lbs, very light. I don't find it has any neckdive. I'm aware some online reviews suggest it does,but I've found a few conflicting opinions,it's fine as far as I'm concerned. Neck is a very comfy C shape, with small 20 frets, and Rounded edges. It has a very slight bevelling to the forearm,its subtle probably as it has a carved top. No contouring on the back it's slab.
  10. Due to recent wrist issues, I bought this amazing Sire U5 in Mint Green, however try as i might I can't get on with the short scale,and smaller frets. Its a fantastic sounding and well built little bass It has the deep bass that shortscales are known for, but the maple board and 70s position back pickup give it a lot of bite ( reminds me of a 70s jazz). Its a Gen2 Sire so has the new Marcus Revolution pickups and the lovely rolled fingerboard edges, making it very comfy to play. I bought this brand new from Andertons,a bit under 3 months ago. I've literally had this out for half a dozen rehearsals (no gigs) so it's immaculate, just a couple of tiny dings in the top of the Headstock, which was there when I bought it, and a couple of tiny dings in the neck, which you can't see, but can feel when you run your finger over it. I've also fitted a brand new set of Tomastik flatwounds to it, No case as It didn't come with one. I'd be looking for £320 including uninsured postage. I am looking at getting a Sire V7 4 or 5 string jazz (preferably Gen2) so would entertain trades/part trades for one of those,or maybe a Squire CV P bass 😁
  11. As I recall, it was me that sold it to you! Great little pedal,I'd love another one.
  12. Due to downsizing and more gas I'm moving on this amazing little Envelope filter. As with all EBS pedals, it's fully analog with three modes. High Q- is a very funky bootsy esq wah type filter, with plenty of highs. My favourite sound on this pedal. Up - is your classic filter sound, which while similar to the high Q works on a much lower set of frequencies, so much fatter. Down- That Ray gun sounding Byoww sound! 🤣 my favourite on any filter for synth sounds. Put an octaver in parallel with this and its very greasy and funky. This pedal was a very pleasent surprise for me, as I'd tried most of the high end filters, and I loved this one from the get go. It is very easy to trigger and has a good sensitivity. Note- this is a later "true Bypass" version. The earlier versions, did not trigger very well IMHO (I've had two non True bypass) especially with low output basses, and the down was unusable. This later version corrected those foibles, and it triggers perfectly. If what I want goes,I may withdraw this, however my C4 covers a lot of filters 😁 It's in immaculate condition with high quality Velcro on the back.
  13. Having a small downsize,so moving on this cracking pedal. It is fully Analog and has three modes chorus/Flanger/pitch modulation. The Chorus is very sweet, and has a lovely thick tone. Flange mode is very subtle, and gives a pleasant whoosh, this pedal gascthe nearest I've heard, to the classic "Anthony Jackson" Flanger. The pitch modulation, is more of a detuned effect, and works very well for aping Synth sounds. It also has a little trimpot inside, which adds in your clean bass, making it nice and full sounding. This is the "True Bypass" version so it doesn't suffer from the volume boost, that the earlier units have. This is in good condition,with high quality velcro on the back. -SOLD
  14. Wow! Is this still available then? I'd have thought it sold.
  15. Ahh, I love this.My second ever bass was a Vantage, I loved it.
  16. I still Dream of owning an 80s Kramer Forum 1 😍
  17. Is it an older Multicomp? The original non true bypass one? after a while EBS pedals can develop footswitch issues. I had a Bass IQ with the same issue many moons ago, it coyld be dirt maybe a bit of contact cleaner on the footswitch! I've had about 6 multicomps since 2002 and I've never switched them off 😁
  18. Oh I like that very much! Judging by the colour under the pickguard, I'd say it was Lake Placid Blue that's faded to green over time. I had a MIJ Tokai jazz that was a similar colour, I wish I hadn't sold it.
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