Jellyfish

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I'm not sure I could handle all 7 strings but I certainly wouldn't mind hanging it up on my wall. Lovely bass and it certainly doesn't sound too bad at all.

Close to pulling the trigger on this... Lovely bass!

Ever Dream - Nightwish.

Power to the metal!

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Hmm, well what about this? I think it looks lovely.

About 6 months or so for my Alpher Instruments build.

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Unfortunately that's not drum-related gear.

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I had one break without me doing anything to it after 2 months. It was only being used at home and as I picked the stand up (without a bass on it) the part with the self-closing yoke on it just broke away from the metal stem. I did get a replacement but ended up selling it and now am happy with the Ultimate Support stands.

Received this as a gift a while back and it never got used. £10 posted!

[b][u]PRICE IS NOW £150[/u][/b]

Not much to say about this. Been sitting in the house with minimal use and is not being used due to the fact that I now plug direct into sound card + monitors. The cover is immensely strong and decent and hasn't been used at all.

[b]Pickup only as I genuinely don't have anything to wrap it in, however if I find a box that will fit it, it will cost no more than £10 I imagine. [/b]Payment by Paypal or Bank Transfer please. As far as trades go, I'm only interested in drum-related wares e.g. cymbals.

[b][u]PRICE IS NOW £199 DELIVERED[/u][/b]

Not much to say here really, everyone knows how wicked these things are! Not gigged or ever taken out of the house and is of no use to me as I use my soundcard + monitors for all things bass. The footswitch is included in the price and allows you to mute/switch between toneprints/switch them on and off.

Price doesn't include delivery, but I'll happily let you pay for delivery. Would probably be no more than £10. Payment by Paypal gift or Bank Transfer.

Trade options only include drum related wares unfortunately; cymbals etc.

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His Spector on the title track of that same album sounds brilliant.

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I have one to add to the pile as well. Following a catastrophe with an Ibanez BTB 475, I was adamant that I wanted the Ibanez 575. It had appeared on their website and was due for release within a decent time frame. It turns out that it was only available in America and it was one of the loveliest BTB's they make.

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I had the pleasure of playing a couple today, my god they are stunning instruments. I was totally blown away by the necks on them both. Absolutely incredible
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Oh man, that's exciting to hear.

I think the number one rule here is don't learn it if you think it sounds or makes you look [i]cool.[/i] Learn it because you think it sounds [i]good. [/i]Just like Mr. Miller makes it sounds!

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If you enjoy the controls on a G&L L-2000/2500 then you could be considered a dork I think.

[quote name='spinynorman' timestamp='1377690544' post='2190367']
What we need is a mass blindfold test. Blindfold the players and the audience. Give the players a selection of Fender and Squier P or J from various factories, plus some cheap clones and some boutique ones. See who can tell the difference.
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And then let the player pick the one he finds more comfortable.

I don't know much about Fender's. In fact I know hardly anything, but what I do know is that if there is no sign of a serial number on the auction then there's a good chance that it's not quite the real deal.

Also, it looks in way too good of a condition to really warrant selling at £1,300, so something can't be right.

I loved the sound of that bass. Very fluid and even across slap and finger style too and it definitely sounds better than both the Jazz and the Warwick.