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    alanbass1 replied to Knork's topic in Introductions

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    Very nice
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    Very nice
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    Excellent - thanks for posting
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    My nice pair....
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    Although I'm ordering a Mk3 from Paul this bass continues to call me......
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    That is nice Clarky
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    Yep, get the grooved saddles if you want to keep the classic P sound
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    I like it
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    [quote name='charic' post='1086943' date='Jan 12 2011, 05:14 PM']How about the TC Electronic Classic 450 if you don't want to splash out for the rh450?[/quote] +1
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    It has been tempting me for a while now - especially as I'm looking for an '82 P Bass......
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    [quote name='KiOgon' post='1086242' date='Jan 11 2011, 11:29 PM']GAK have some good deals [url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-american-vintage-62-precision-bass-3-colour-sunburst/15810"]How much?[/url][/quote] That's a rediculous price, especially as Coda are charging a few quid more for their Custom Shop 58 and 59 P Basses
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    alanbass1 replied to GUI101's topic in Introductions

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    Welcome aboard, I've still got my '62 P Bass which my dad bought me in the 70's - my first bass and I love it
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    I tried five strings on several occassions but have always gravitated back to four.
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    [quote name='Chris2112' post='1081868' date='Jan 8 2011, 10:33 AM']As for the question of "is it worth it?", it's definitely at the steep end of the price range for a used Wal, considering new ones start at a little over £3000 now. You'd have to figure in the cost of a new fretboard being fitted, preferably by Wal. That'd ramp the cost up quite a bit.[/quote] They start at £3200 PLUS VAT which takes them to over £3800.
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    Don't do it.....
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    I would (and have) gone for Durham Electronics Sex Drive. Unbelievably great tone and works equally well on guitar and bass [url="http://durhamelectronics.com/sexdrive.html"]http://durhamelectronics.com/sexdrive.html[/url] Wound up these provide that 'on the edge' SVT sound, very 'grindy' and the two levels of compression work nice (which can be bypassed)
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