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MonkeyTrick
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Cant afford to keep this guys, further drops!
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Bump o)))
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Price descent bump - thanks for the words, Thunderbird.
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[quote name='sblueplanet' timestamp='1489854650' post='3260375'] May I ask what was wrong with the original tuners + bridge? Im guessing this is an entry level instrument? [/quote] I have absolutely no idea to be honest, you'll have to ask Thunderbird as he was the one who swapped em out
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A decent thread about these from that other site: https://www.talkbass.com/threads/carvin-b1500-review.421840/ -
[quote name='plankspanker' timestamp='1489653937' post='3258619'] Looking at the fuse rating in the photo of the rear panel - is this 120Vac and therefore needs a step-down mains transformer? [/quote] not sure about this one but mine has a toggle, you just slide that part along for UK power
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Price drop bump - now £210
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Price Drop £220
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SOLD Price drop [#9] £160. I paid £250 for this a few months back, this is a total bargain! Going for £310 in Wunjo without the upgraded parts. Purchased from Thunderbird on here last year. [color=#3C3241]Sad to lose this bass but i'm in urgent need of the cash. [/color] [color=#3C3241]Fantastic short scale bass upgraded with GOTOH tuners and a Wilkinson bridge.[/color] [font=Source Sans Pro, Arial, sans-serif][color=#3c3241][size=4]Little beast, sounds amazing with a lovely neck. Missing a string, slight fret buzz on low E but otherwise good to go. In terms of wear, there is a tiny dink on one side, no big deal. Pick up a bargain![/size][/color][/font] [font=Source Sans Pro, Arial, sans-serif][color=#3c3241][size=4]Based in London.[/size][/color][/font] [color=#3C3241]Cheers,[/color] [font=Source Sans Pro, Arial, sans-serif][color=#3c3241][size=4]Dan[/size][/color][/font]
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[quote name='cetera' timestamp='1488877302' post='3252490'] Cheers for the props! Maybe you could point said BC'er in this direction? Or, PM me with info and I can chat to them... [/quote] Done. I have a hunch that he may have found something since we last spoke, fingers crossed.
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I love mine so much you'd have to give me double this to even consider parting with it. If I had the cash (and wasn't aware of a certain BC'er desperately after one ) I would snap this up without a doubt. GLWTS.
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Pedaltrain 1(old model). Where to find a soft case?
MonkeyTrick replied to eddiehoffmann's topic in Effects
[quote name='eddiehoffmann' timestamp='1481237039' post='3190965'] Thanks! I'll have a look if I can find a PT-2 soft case. Incidentally... I don't think the hard case is crap. It's quite solid and I've been using it for years even as riser for my cab(s) and it's still in one piece. It's a bit scuffed, of course, but that's the whole point of a hard case isn't it? To take the hits your gear would otherwise take... [/quote] Like I said, this was a copy&paste job. Totally agree with you though, I used to have a handmade (crap) pedalboard and even an infamous cardboard one. -
Pedaltrain 1(old model). Where to find a soft case?
MonkeyTrick replied to eddiehoffmann's topic in Effects
Pinched from The Gear Page forum: "IIRC, Guitar Center asked Pedaltrain to build a board and hardcase, but something that wasn't as expensive as their normal ATA hardcases. The result was the PT-1. The board is just fine, but the hardcase is a piece of crap. If you use it, it won't last 3 months. The PT-2 is 2 inches longer than the PT-1, that's the only difference. If you want a PT-1 softcase, just buy a PT-2 softcase. If nothing else, you can space your pedals out a little, and I guarantee somewhere down the road you'll be thankful for those extra 2 inches (yes, I know, TWSS)" -
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Bought an amazing Short Scale bass from Paul. Fantastic guy, simple transaction and very well packaged. Thanks dude!
