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Descendent

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  1. @Dazed it's a set neck. The neck fits into an extended pocket which goes all the way up to the neck pickup as you can see in the pics. He's added a piece of the same wood from the fingerboard for effect presumably.
  2. @Dazed, they can be adjusted: there's a grub screw on each saddle which can be loosened and they move side-to-side. They move a decent amount so 18 should be easily done.
  3. @Dazed, just measured it and it's 17mm. Looking at the ETS bridge piece though, it appears to be adjustable side-to-side if you want it any wider.
  4. Cheers @bigthumb, much appreciated. It certainly is a beaut! Folks might have to be quick, I almost changed my mind about the Recurve too, haha.
  5. I'm thinking about trading my ACG Krell E-Type. It's a seriously incredible instrument (as are all ACGs) but I have a couple of things I play more often so I thought I'd offer this one up for something different. Specs: - Headless 31.5" scale - so easy to play! - Chambered white limba body with swamp ash facings and dark contrast layers (likely dyed sycamore) - Beautiful three-piece ash neck (standard carve NOT asymmetrical) - Incredible aqua stained fingerboard - ACG humbuckers - ACG/East EQ01 filter preamp - Neutrik locking jack - Dunlop strap locks - High quality Mono soft case. I'll consider pretty much anything in trade - just ask. Fretless is good. Warwick. A different spec ACG. Rickenbacker. Something vintage. Sadowsky. Headed/headless. 4/5/6 strings. etc. etc. If you don't have anything to trade and a straight sale is preferred, just send me a message, I'm also open to offers. Collection/meet up is ideal but shipping is very doable too.
  6. Hi jacq, I've just weighed it and it's 7.6lbs on my bathroom scales. It's pretty light.
  7. *edit for price drop - now £800* Hi all, up for sale is my ACG Recurve which I recently acquired in a trade. My heart was obviously overruling my head at the time as sadly I still need the cash. It's in virtually immaculate condition and has been very well looked after by previous owners. Comes with a basic hard case. I can ship but UK only please, pickup is do-able too. Spec is below. For those not in the know ACGs feature a couple of tweaks to most bass guitars, these are: • Asymmetric neck. Thicker under the E string tapering to thinner under the G string. It's not massively noticeable but it's incredibly comfortable and ergonomic. • Flat fingerboard (no radius). I genuinely don't know why basses need a radiused fingerboard, tradition I guess. Flat feels so good and is a dream to play. • Filter preamp. A natural sounding active preamp (made by John East). Stack 1: vol & blend. Stack 2: a filter for neck pickup, bottom ring is the frequency and acts like a really powerful tone control. The top is called "overshoot peak" and is like a resonance control and makes the freq you chose on the bottom ring more or less pronounced. Stack 3: same as previous but for the bridge pickup. Stack 4: controls the amount of overall treble. Bottom is frequency as per the previous two and top is gain/volume for overall treble (essentially off on minimum volume). The filter preamp can seem intimidating but once you've played with it it's really intuitive and you can get such a broad range of tones. Its best trick is to set each pickup to a perfect individual neck and bridge tone then mix between them. ACG Recurve Build year: 2018 (I think) Scale: 34" Body wood: alder Top wood: keyaki (Japanese wood, looks lovely: similar grain to lacewood) Neck: bolt on 3-piece ash and wenge Fingerboard: birdseye maple Pickups: ACG single coils Preamp: active ACG EQ01 dual filter Hardware: Gotoh and Hipshot Finish: clear acid lacquer (satin) Locking Neutrik jack Dunlop strap locks Cheers. Any questions, just ask.
  8. Haha, sorry man. I have a v2 (with the red knobs) it's my #1 pedal – I use it for bass and guitar as a proper preamp along with a power amp. It's amazing with every pedal I've thrown at it: it adores Big Muffs.
  9. I can confirm this is a superb pedal. I have a Darkglass Vintage Ultra which sounds sterile beside the Model Fet. Definitely enough bass on tap too.
  10. Hi all, for sale is my Spector Euro LX in 'Black & Blue' finish. It sounds incredible as a Spector should and the finish is beautiful in the flesh - edging towards a teal colour. Condition is 9/10; I've found a couple of very minor blemishes as pictured - one area on the forearm position and one underneath the short horn. Bass is located north of Manchester and pickup would be great but I'm willing to ship (within GB only) and with buyer paying shipping please. Comes with the Spector gig bag and tools / bits. Straight sale only please. The only thing I'd consider in trade is an ACG with a filter preamp. Full spec: TOP WOOD – USA Figured Maple BODY WOOD – European Alder with a slice of Walnut NECK WOOD – 3-piece Maple with Graphite Rods inside for additional strength FRETBOARD – Rosewood NUMBER OF FRETS – 24 INLAYS – Mother of Pearl Crown NUT – Brass NUT WIDTH – 1.64" SCALE – 34" CONTROLS – Volume, Volume, Treble Boost, Bass Boost PICKUPS – Active EMG P/J Set PICKUP CONFIGURATION – P/J HARDWARE – Black BRIDGE – Aluminium Locking TUNERS – Spector Die-Cast Any questions; ask away!
  11. Sadly I’m up for redundancy at work so nice things are needing to be sacrificed. This was built for me back in 2014 by the incredible guys at Alpher and it pains me to have to sell it but needs must, hence the silly price. If you weren’t keen on fretless you could ask the guys to build you a fretted neck and it’d still be a steal! I’m happy to ship and also for the buyer to collect from Bury, north of Manchester. No trades please. Scale length: 34” Body: chambered black limba with wenge slice and matched English walnut top Neck: one-piece rosewood with aluminium side dots Fingerboard: Macassar ebony Pickups: custom wound Wizard P and Humbucker Electronics: East 3-band EQ with passive switch Hardware: all Hipshot Weight: Case: really sturdy semi-hard case It’s in very good condition, there is some playing wear and indentations as pictured but nothing worth shouting about; no dings anywhere. Seller credentials-wise, I do have feedback on here but I appreciate it’s a bit old. I used to do the website and graphic design for Great British Bass Lounge with Drew Dempster if anyone is familiar. I have 100% eBay feedback and 5* on Reverb. Any questions, just ask.
  12. Sadly I’m up for redundancy at work so nice things are needing to be sacrificed. I only bought this within the last couple of months and it’s a wonderful bass but needs must, hence the silly price. I’m happy to ship and also for the buyer to collect from Bury, north of Manchester. No trades please. Scale length: 32” Body: alder with quilted maple top Neck: ash with black side dots Fingerboard: acrylic impregnated birdseye maple, flat radius Pickup: ACG BZ1 humbucker Electronics: volume, 4-way selector (front coil, both series, both parallel, back coil), tone Hardware: all Hipshot with a D-tuner on the bottom string, Neutrik locking jack Weight: 7lbs 6oz (3.4kgs). Case: Ritter gig bag It’s in excellent condition, the only thing I can spot are a couple of little knocks in the lacquer on the front as pictured. Seller credentials-wise, I do have feedback on here but I appreciate it’s a bit old. I used to do the website and graphic design for Great British Bass Lounge with Drew Dempster if anyone is familiar. I have 100% eBay feedback and 5* on Reverb. Any questions, ask away.
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