M@23
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FS - Sandberg California TT Jazz 5 string Superlight (SL) - Now £1100
M@23 replied to Raslee's topic in Basses For Sale
Did you buy this one new? If not, wonder if it’s my old one. I sold it maybe 4 years ago. Either way, they’re fantastic basses. Really sat well with a band and had such a lively tone, one of my favourite for slap. Also, has to be worn to be believed! Extremely comfortable basses! -
Price dropped to £60! -
It was! I’ve had two, one was 10lbs+ and that one, the sunburst one, was 8lbs 9oz. And top to bottom perfect with it. I sold it to a mate who has fallen in love with it, and last we spoke, planned to have it stripped and refinished pink!
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Thank you. It’s a lovely sounding pedal. Price wise, hard to pin it down, so please let know if I’m stabbing in the dark and have an offer for me good folk of BC.
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Mismatched top, would this bother you? Cort space 4
M@23 replied to 41Hz's topic in General Discussion
Would wind me up too. Shame the retailer didn’t open the box to check the replacement didn’t suffer the same complaints. -
Your best (and worst!) bass gear purchases of 2025?
M@23 replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Picked up these 2, both of which are ace. 1982 Westone Thunder 1 and a Joyo BA30. Amp sits on my work desk, has Bluetooth playback, a compressor, good EQ and a passive radiator. Kicks out a solid sound for one 4” driver! The Westone is just a solid slab of wood, simple and great fun. -
Super easy BC deal, thanks very much 🙏🏼
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Super easy BC deal, cheers Jim.
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Great condition, pedalboard friendly size, super reliable and simple passive DI. -
Lovely condition, analogue version from 1997. Sounds ace, very lush or subtle, great for the 80s pop.
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Price includes UK delivery. As new, includes bottom strap. Believe it also fits Rumble 500. -
Cruiser by Crafter CX100 bass - opinions sought
M@23 replied to Uncle Rodney's topic in Bass Guitars
My first ever bass was the 5 string version! Loved it. -
The only instrument I’ve ever really given a hard knock to was a PRS CU24, and that happened at home, complete accident and I was devastated. If I had something irreplaceable AND pristine, I’d certainly be selective with it. I’d not be taking it to small pokey pubs. A roadworn vintage Fender costing the same, I wouldn’t be so hesitant.
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I doubt it out front. It is probably one of those things we notice, solo, in a studio environment. I really like the way the P bass sits in my current project, but nobody else would/does or cares 😂 Similarly, for functions stuff I’d pick the BB because I prefer the slap sound… but as above, non-bassists wouldn’t notice.
