rallyeluke

HI I have for sale my Nano Bassballs pedal, I have owned it since 2006 but it has been used for maybe an hour in all that time due to it not suiting my style of playing.


It is in perfect condition and works flawlessly.


I am after £30 for it and that will include delivery and also the orginal box aswell


I have not been on the website for very long but I am 100% legit and welcome everyone to look at my Ebay Feedback L.tunnicliff if you are in any doubt.


Many thanks Lucas

Hi

My 8 year old cort gb74 bass guitar has very recently started humming, The amp I use is a Fender Rumble 25 which is also 8 years old.

it sounds like electrical noise and does not go when I touch the strings or bridge (so I assume it is not a ground issue)


I can really accentuate the noise if I switch the pan pot to the rear MM Pickup and can make it disappear if I switch to front jazz pickup,

I have tried the amp from another plug socket but still the noise persists?


Any advice is gladly welcomed


Many thanks


Lucas

That is a great looking little bass, have you owned it long?

very good looking smart bass

jesus! That looks gorgeous

bump for a very nice bass If you were closer and I had the money I would be all over this

Beautiful rare Bass very good luck with the sale

I will see what I can do

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If you've been at it with an orbital sander you've probably gone through the original sealer coat anyway.
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See this is what I thought originally but the wood still looks shiney underneath the primer, surely it should be matte finish if all the sealer is gone?

Hi

I am currently refurbing my original bass after not playing it for many year.


I used the orbital sander and managed to remove all off the original paint (reason being I had tried to "relic" it when I was young 17 year old lad) I then proceeded to rub it down untill I was at around 400 grit wet and dry and then sprayed it in primer grey (automotive) and did 3 thin coats and let it dry ready for rubbing down, it was at this point that I noticed what I first thought to be the wood cracking around the holes for the scratch plate and also the neck plate.


I am assuming the wood has a thick coat of sealing lacquer or something similiar applied to it?

Is the only option to try and sand through this coating to get to the actual wood and then primer from there?


Many thanks


Lucas

First Post alert


I have owned a cort gb74 since early 2005 and love it to bits. Hope you find some love for her buddy as they are very rewarding if you put the time in to them


Lucas