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If there were no for sale section then how would the site manage ?

Would it not be better to have set the fee at say £5 and have maybe 500 for sale adverts over a given period of time, rather than set it at £20 and only have say 50 adverts ? Those are only just figures plucked from the ether of course, but you see my point ?

I think the £20 fee puts people off. There was a post the other week from someone who wanted to sell a bass, but couldn't afford the fee. I sold a condenser mic a couple of weeks ago, I only wanted £70 for it, but take off the £20 and that leaves me with just £50, almost a 3rd of the price. I sold it via Gumtree in the end, it cost nothing and sold within two hours.

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It's probably just me, but having looked at the real merchandise I find myself asking why would anyone want a Basschat lanyard ?

I watched at DVD of their's at uni a few months ago (we have some very cool classes !), it was them at the Cambridge folk festival I think, amazing show !

Any good ? Not TAB I know, but let me know if I can help.

These sound a bit similar to the USA 5 strings. Mine has a single sheet pick guard, 18 volt preamp and the battery compartment on the back.

Don't actually think I'm supposed to do this, but they don't know who I am so it doesn't matter I guess . Don't know how clear it is, if you need any help just say !

I have a transcription on this at home, if you want I can post a photo of it ? It's in standard notation.

[quote name='Kevin Glasgow' timestamp='1370011106' post='2095535'] I love this song!! It sounds to me like the bassline uses an open F#. Maybe the bass was tuned up a tone (F#, B, E, A). That would make the bassline a bit easier. It's really hard to get the correct articulation otherwise. Another possibility is that it was played in E but then sped up. I dunno... Do any of you hardcore slap guys on here know how to play it? [/quote] That would tie in with my varispeed recollection.

I vaguely remember reading an interview in a guitar magazine with Nik Kershaw. He openly admitted that he used to cheat loads with his bass playing, varispeed. Didn't his bass player use a JD ?

Sold a Mono strap to laurence. A very easy transaction .