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Zenitram

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  1. Zenitram
    Really? Balls.
  2. Zenitram
    When the tone pot is all the way down, the bass plays fine. Increase the tone, to make it treblier, and it's fine, and works, until it reaches the very end, when it's most "on", or most open, or most trebly, and the sound cuts out. Roll it back a bit, and it works again. Any ideas? I have the bass in bits and the wiring seems okay. Can post a pic if it helps. Thanks.
  3. Zenitram
    No, sadly, but god knows I've tried.
  4. Zenitram
    It's this one [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/kinsman-hardfoam-bass-case-hfb6/73804?gclid=CLDP3s6gqb0CFSMOwwod9n4AHQ"]http://www.gak.co.uk...CFSMOwwod9n4AHQ[/url] Pristine condition. Very very light. Very good protection. It has normal handles and backpack-style straps. I can take photos if you want me to. £20. Collection from Penge or Bromley in SE London. Or postage to your UK house, at cost (not much, I imagine). Thanks.
  5. Zenitram
    I bet you would, saucy.
  6. Zenitram
    Legs? I'm clearly on crack. Feet. Rubber knobby things. (must take less crack) "take" crack, lol. like anyone says that.
  7. Zenitram
    See how black, how Russian, how phasery it is. Velcro on the base, with legs as well. £45 posted to UK. Thanks.
  8. Zenitram
    Makes your bass go nnnggggg or fffffffnnnggggg or grrrnnnggghhhh depending on the settings. Other sounds can also be created. If you like you can describe a sound below and I'll tell you if this pedal does it. The metal casing of this thing is proper hardcore tuff stuff. £15 plus £3 postage. No postage at all if you collect from Penge or Bromley in SE London. You can even have the battery. Thanks.
  9. Zenitram
    It's solid wood; that's all I know.
  10. Zenitram
    Bought from someone here, I forget who. Standard Fender pocket width, whatever that is (I can get more precise if you need me to). 45 quid delivered quite literally to your UK doorstep. Trade: a jazz bass body. Or suggest something else. Collection from SE London (Penge or Bromley). Thanks.
  11. Zenitram
    "It's like a dream, a magical dream"
  12. Zenitram
    Sounds like she fancies you.
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  14. Zenitram
    And was the paying in cash bit significant? So they couldn't trace you afterwards once you made your getaway?
  15. Zenitram
    Or did the sticker really say £12.99 but you sneakily told them it was £10, and they didn't look to check? Maybe purposefully averting their eyes as they scanned it and put in a bag for you.
  16. Zenitram
    Er, are you pleased that you scored a good deal, incredulous at the sales assistant's reply/the shop's crap attitude, or amused at the sloppy price-tagging? It's not clear.
  17. Zenitram
    Has anyone else with a Sue Ryder P bass experienced this? I bought a body and neck off someone here, and got round yesterday to putting in the pickups, a Seymour Duncan SPB-1, so I put in a bit of stiff foam (of the kind designed for this sort of thing), and then the pickups. I screw them in, get the pickguard on and everything good, and it turns out the pickups are at the same level as the pickguard. They don't rise up above it. It's very odd. I can't unscrew them any further or they'll come out. The screws are a standard enough length (two inches, maybe?). There seem to be two solutions: 1. Buy longer screws and put more stuff underneath the pickups. 2. Glue some wood into the pickup cavity and screw the existing screws into that. Can anyone think of good reasons not to do one or the other, or does anyone have any other suggestions? The bass and the pickups work fine, but it just looks weird. And the pickups are a fairly long way from the strings, so it could all be a bit oomphier.
  18. Zenitram
    Put some clothes on as well.
  19. Zenitram
    Do that and I'll probably buy the neck off yer.
  20. Zenitram
    [quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1394237918' post='2389553'] I don't agree with that mate. Otherwise Chris Squire would sound the same as Robbie Shakespeare. [/quote] Well yes. But I know what I mean. Sort of. But you're right of course. (I had to google Chris Squire)
  21. Zenitram
    No, sorry. It's still twiddling.
  22. Zenitram
    You 'sculpt' the tone? Come on. We twiddle some knobs to get a sound we like.
  23. Zenitram
    Yes. Yes it does. Which is why I still have a job
  24. Zenitram
    He was trying to say the opposite is in fact the case... [i]es todo lo contrario[/i] is more what you were after.
  25. Zenitram
    I was a bit drunk last night. But still. Wow.
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