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  1. [size=5][b]Mint Condition USA Fender 2005 S1 in sunburst.[/b][/size]

    Looks stunning with anadised pick guard like a 57 P :)

    Comes with all the candy and hang tags and Fender hard shell case.

    Not sure on a price or Swaps what have you got?

    Cheers

    Dave














  2. That Ric is the best colour they've ever done, absolutely stunning. Regarding the "clank tone" A new set of strings all controls on full and a bit of bass boost on a LOAD amp!
    Failing that and you don't get on with it, sell me it LOL

    Dave

  3. Ive got really bad GAS for Vigier Passion

    [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=26235"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=26235[/url]

    Please help

    Dave

  4. Ive got realy bad GAS for Vigier Passion

    [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=26235"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=26235[/url]

    Please help

    Dave

  5. [quote name='warwickhunt' post='267137' date='Aug 21 2008, 03:34 PM']I'm sure a Ric expert would be able to help authenticate that particular model.[/quote]

    Im not an expert but that looks like a 4003/5s, the owner has screwed the pickup cover over the saddles as a hand rest i presume, other than that could be one of the tuxedo/blackstar series.

    Someone will correct me if im wrong??

    Thanks
    Dave

  6. [quote name='NJE' post='261478' date='Aug 13 2008, 12:29 PM']Quite possibly was his rig actually, he is a bit of a plug and play kinda guy and never seemed to bothered about sound, or looking after his very expensive 6 string.
    I just want to say it did sound like I was having an overwater bash....I really wasn't.[/quote]

    Hi

    I realised that and hope you dont think i came in strong, the point i was trying to make was that the basses have the ability to sound very neutral and combined with an amp like the EA i was surprised with the description of the sound.

    I've experienced a lot of instruments that have too much eq or character and when coupled with certain amps they can sound muddy, But as mentioned earlier its all down to personal taste and i suppose the context your using the gear in.

    Thanks
    Dave

  7. [quote name='BassBalls' post='261737' date='Aug 13 2008, 05:10 PM']Yep i think you can. Its 35866 if you dont mind having a look for me. :)[/quote]

    My mistake its this site not the book but there is a bass detailed here with the number 35863, thats 3 instruments off yours and thats registered as oct 1992

    [url="http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/TOWN8019/mycustompage0012.htm"]http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/TOWN8019/mycustompage0012.htm[/url]

    Cheers

    Dave

  8. [quote name='BassBalls' post='261711' date='Aug 13 2008, 04:48 PM']My lovely musicman stinigray. Not sure how old it is though.

    [attachment=12040:DSCF0034.JPG]

    [attachment=12045:DSCF0031.JPG][/quote]

    The serial numbers are detailed in the bass book by tony bacon, if you dont have a copy let me know the serial number as i have a copy.

    Dave

  9. [quote name='NJE' post='261444' date='Aug 13 2008, 11:17 AM']My friend used his in a rock band with a Euphonic Audio Iamp 800 and to be honest it was gutless and didn't cut through in a hard rock band (may just have been him not using it right) but I found the sound very mellow. (incidentally he used a warwick and an Ashdown next gig in the same venue and it was HUGE!) I dont want to offend any Overwater owners, they are stunning but not right for my ears![/quote]

    It is all personal taste, however i would suggest its your mates rig that was possibly at fault. I use an overwater all the time gigging in a 3 piece, I use a rack system and 8x10 and get nothing but compliments about the cut and balls of my sound, Overwaters are designed to sound like the wood and construction of the instrument. If you want a character eq and pick ups, stick some in but as mentioned by others in the thread the build quality and playability is second to none.

    Dave

  10. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=23453&st=0"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=23453&st=0[/url]

    This is a previous thread about overwaters, I love them, they have been my main gigging bass for 20years.

    Good luck in your search
    Dave

  11. Here is a screwjack 4 string bass bridge, which i think was made by wilkinson, I know this was a prototype which was a prototype bought from Overwater in 1994. They had received it as a sample.
    The bridge is very heavy and very solid offering action and intonation adjustment for each string. It has 5 screw attachment and is a direct replacment for a fender 5 screw bridge as per badass bridges.

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