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Hi Stephen

I built an Omni 15 a few months ago, my first cab build and found it reasonably easy to build, sourcing crossover components was the hardest part.
It sounds great, blows my Nemesis 2x10 and my Peavey 410 TVX away
You are welcome to come and try it out with your own top or my Little Mark 2. As you already know im in Leeds.

Regards --- Will.

Hi Guys

I have built an Omni 15 ( without the horn ) for bass guitar.

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Anyone in the Leeds area thinking of building one is welcome to come and try it out with my Markbass Little Mark 2, or bring your own head.

It sounds superb, but come and judge for yourself.

Im retired so available almost anytime

Regards --- Will.

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Price reduced!

[quote name='Shaggy' post='85819' date='Nov 9 2007, 10:30 AM']Not especially interested in the bass (cracker though it is), but if you’re into custom building, I have the neck and hardware off a 1968 Kalamazoo (Gibson’s budget brand at the time, but US-made), basically a copy of a Fender Mustang, with short-scale Fender style neck in maple/rosewood, and the hardware straight off a Gibson EB-3. In good nick, but minus big neck pick-up (stuck on a Jazz bass in the early ‘80’s!). Only mention it as short-scale necks are hard to come by, and this has a bit of history and mojo at least.[/quote]

Hi Shaggy

Im not into building another bass but I remember the Kalamazoo, If I remember correctly it had a SG style body and an unusual neck similar to a telecaster.
Incidently I still have a Gibson "Mudbucker" big humbucking pickup I removed from my EB2 back in the 70s (when I replaced it with a DiMarzio Model 1 )kicking about somewhere, might be worthwhile digging it out and putting on Ebay.

Regards -- Will.

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='85718' date='Nov 8 2007, 10:52 PM']How about an as new barely used 32" Hofner contemporary series violin bass in black with white edging?[/quote]

Hi OutToPlayJazz

Thanks for the offer, but I had a bad experience back in the late 60s with a Hofner "Fiddle Bass " neck breakage at a gig and swore I would never get another one.

Regards --- Will.

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Has nobody got a short scale Bass they would exchange for this. I am willing to put cash with it, towards a Quality Short Scale Bass, or possibly a Baritone Gui----tar

Will.

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Sorry guys im not interested in a long scale bass, in fact I would keep this one , but my old hands can only manage short scale now ( I have 2 Mustangs ) and I dont get on with fretless.

Regards --- Will.

Custom Fender Precision with Jazz neck
Comprises Black solid wood body in excellent condition, Mighty Mite Maple/Maple neck almost unused
Mighty Mite Tortoiseshell pickguard, C.T.S. pots, EMG passive pickups, genuine Schaller tuners in Gold, all fittings including bridge,knobs and screws etc are gold finish and is fitted with La bella deep talkin flatwounds.
Price reduced to £240.00 collected
You are welcome to come and try this babe out ( in Leeds ).

Will.
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Great Guy----A pleasure to do business with, Honest goods description - great price- great comms and rapid delivery.

Will.

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[quote name='Chopthebass' post='47678' date='Aug 20 2007, 12:50 PM']Does anyone know the simplist way of correctly sizing up cabinets for given drivers, and also correctly calculating port sizes? Most speaker manufacters list the design parameters, all I need is som formulas or methods of calculating volume! I'm sure the brainpower is out there in BW!

Cheers[/quote]
Win isd is a good program for Diy cabs -- Download Here

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Regards -- Will.

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A pleasure to do business with, Honest goods description - great price- great comms and ultra rapid delivery.

Will.

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