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IanA

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  1. I love a good 4 string Precision but these days only use a 5 string. I am regularly playing for leaders who sing in different keys, and so having the ability to easily transpose patterns without loosing the low notes is great.

    I also really like to use the B string for a big chorus or bridge section when I have previously been playing E string and above… it can really give a song a big dynamic lift.

  2. 54 minutes ago, RikiB said:

    Sorry to hear that. This pedal is great for anyone wondering. 
    I used it just with the overdrive and a little of the lpf to take the top off and sounded great at making that tube amp sound.

     

     

    I have actually used it as a preamp on a number of occasions to very good effect. There isn’t a bad sound in it imo…

    It certainly has a bounce to the notes that a lot of pedals struggle to replicate 

     

  3. Easily one of the best distortion pedals on the market that allows you to run clean boost or a combination of overdrive and distortion that when really cranked will get you into fuzz territory.

     

    Not only does this pedal sound amazing but it also looks sensational on a pedalboard.

     

    Bought recently off this forum

    and am asking for what I paid but with the postage included.

    Postage will be Royal Mail Special delivery.

     

    Condition is excellent with a small amount of paint missing from the front edges of the pedal. I do not have the original box but it will be packed extremely well for transit.

     

    Am only selling to raise funds after being ripped off on a bass a few weeks ago…

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  4. Only a couple of months old and barely used Starlifter Preamp DI pedal in as new condition with box.

     

    It has Velcro on the bottom ready to go straight into your board.

    This is a studio quality Preamp with a very clean musical eq section and a 3 position contour switch. Built like a tank and using the highest quality components as you would expect from Carey Nordstrand.

    The LED lights change from green(engaged) to red(mute) Also features an impedance switch on the back along with the usual DI ground lift etc…

    It does require 12v AC power which can be done with the included power supply or I have been using my TREX Chameleon which has been perfect.

     

    Special delivery postage to a UK address included.

     

    Am only selling to raise some funds due to getting ripped off on a bass a few weeks back…

     

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  5. Bought a bass off of Mark on Saturday, it was so nice to see him and catch up/put the world to rights. He did mention the website would be up and running very soon!

    I also sent an email asking about a new pick guard on Saturday evening expecting a reply on Monday… Marcus was on it that very evening and even emailed Spencer Lull straight away to get an answer!

    Can’t knock that for customer service!

     

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  6. 38 minutes ago, Foxx said:

    I wonder if its the same one i looked at, or if they had another in since?

     

    Glad i'm not the only that thinks its way below par for what they charge for um.

    Possibly the same one, they only had one in stock… I have owned a couple of AVRI basses and they were beautifully finished by comparison.

  7. Have been hankering after another Precision for a while now so I went to Guitar Guitar in Birmingham a few weeks ago.

    Tried a few different basses and then tried this one out. Fit and finish is impeccable with the best neck joint that I have seen on a Fender. It weighs in at 3.7kg and resonates like crazy as you play. 
    Was originally looking for Oly White/Rosewood but am absolutely smitten with the black maple.

    The VMOD ii pickup is really quite nice much to my surprise, it will probably get replaced with a Nord or a Fralin at some point but no hurry on that!

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  8. On 24/05/2023 at 10:32, Foxx said:

    I had a look at a sunburst,american vintage II 1960 reissue precision in guitarguitar the other day, it was a lovely bass, the feel and sound were superb even through the little rumble 25 amp they had for demo.

     

    The thing that struck me, that i really didnt like was the way the yellow bit of the burst looked like it was sprayed onto MDF( best way i can describe it really), a sort of speckled look to it with no visible grain underneath at all, the chap that i spoke to said he had a '58 reissue and that was excactly the same.

     

    The 62 reissue before didnt have that look about it, and ive trawled photos of original 60s basses online( never got my hands on a real one,never likely to be able to afford one either😅) and all seem to be translucent enough to see some grain underneath?

     

    Anyone else seen one and noticed the same?

     

     

    I checked one out at Guitar Guitar in Birmingham last week and left very disappointed… The yellow burst on the back was very poor indeed….Speckled and no wood grain showing.

  9. Justin just bought a Helix from me. Super easy transaction with quick communication and fast payment.

    Super nice guy to deal with.

    Thanks Justin

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