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dudi8

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  1. Selling my E.A doubler, great condition, really good amp for those who don't know for both double bass and electric, very transparent sound! 450 pounds shipped fully insured
  2. Hi! I've removed a ramp from my bass and there are some left overs of the tape, how do i remove them without damaging the finish? Thanks!
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  4. [color=#333333]for sale my Fbass BN5[/color] [color=#333333]was made in 2004, with a crushed maple top, more than 2000 dollars extra[/color] [color=#333333]the body is a one piece swamp ash and the fingerboard is birdeye maple, also has ebony binding on the body[/color] [color=#333333]the bass is in perfect condition, and its the best Fbass you can find in the market! a new one will cost approx. 8000 USD[/color] [color=#333333]price: 2800 pounds including shipping fully insured from Hungary[/color]
  5. selling my David Gage copper realist and the Gage docking station (comes with original box) shipped fully insured from Budapest, included in the price Docking station - 40 pounds
  6. did anyone tried this with a double bass? if so, how is it? Thanks!
  7. I had 2 MLP's, they are amazing basses for the cash GLWTS!
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  9. [quote name='henrywillard' timestamp='1462435632' post='3042927'] Personally, I found the DPA a nightmare, and a very expensive mistake. (I put it through a pre-amp). When it was just me on stage with my bass, the DPA picked up the sound of my bass beautifully. Really, really lovely, natural sound. However... as soon as you brought the rest of the band into the mix (I was playing with acoustic/folk bands at the time, nothing overly loud), the DPA would constantly feedback, and adjusting the angle of the DPA, and my positioning on stage/angle of my bass in relation to other band members seemed to have very little effect. I was working with very skilled and experienced sound engineers, so am entirely confident they were doing everything they could to try and keep my sound under control, but after the gigs they would always just stare at the DPA, puzzled & frustrated. Unfortunately, as wonderful as it sounded on its own, it most definitely doesn't get my recommendation. Personally, I would highly, highly recommend checking out the Wilson K4. There are plenty of pickups out there though, and everyone will have different experiences & recommendations. It's one of those things where we generally have to part with a lot of money just to test out a pickup and see how we like it. If it's 'the one', like I have found with the Wilson, then perfect. I went through a lot of pickups before the Wilson though, and always had to sell them on on eBay, always making a loss, of course. Wilson aren't cheap, but it's the best I've ever used on my bass by far! Good luck! [url="http://wilson-pickups.com/product/k4/"]http://wilson-pickups.com/product/k4/[/url] [/quote] actually i tried first time last night the DPA, and like henry said, alone in the sound check it sounded perfect, with all the band (without drums!), there was a horrible feedback that i couldn't get rid off, tried everything
  10. this is perfect! a dream bass! wish i had the cash! want my Fbass for it?
  11. Wow.... One of the nicest jazz basses I've ever seen
  12. Wow....the nicest smith I've seen! GLWTS!
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