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Clarky

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  1. New price for a Rob Allen Mouse at BassDirect is now an eye-watering £4350. So this lovely bass is, in relative terms, a bargain.
  2. Needs must after unplanned medical bills. Now back up for sale at reduced price of £2200 plus delivery (if required) at cost, as agreed by the buyer. Strictly no trades, this is a fundraiser
  3. And happy Christmas to you too
  4. My '73 Rick 4000/1 conversion has CRUE crudely carved on it. No link with Nikki Sixx, probably just the work of a drunk fanboi bassist. Doesn't bother me in the least
  5. Hiya, SW London, Barnes. Unfortunately Hammersmith Bridge is shut to traffic so its not the easiest to get to
  6. Posting "I am done, GAS is over" to be followed by selling on/replacing every single bass within days/weeks. And repeat
  7. Have a bump from me. Amazing basses, highest quality short scale I have ever played. My capri orange one is like your one's louder (looking) cousin!
  8. If it helps: the standard Mullarkey short scale is 30" and this is described on Bass Gallery website as a short scale
  9. This was mine, previously. It's a wonderful playing bass in excellent condition and benefits from being one of the lightest Jazz basses I have ever played. Hoping the Ibanez sells and you get to keep this
  10. £50 posted for Bass Muff, removed BBE Compressor from sales as decided to keep it
  11. Just met Ben to hand over my Fender Jazz. Great dealings, friendly, good comms etc. All good👍
  12. Price cut for Muff Nano to £55 posted
  13. Fuzzrocious pesal has arrived and (a) I haven't noticed any hum with the Rick and (b) it is much more flexible than the EHX bass muff (especially the mids control), giving a broader range of sounds. The EHX sounds quite "raw" by comparison. Thanks for the recommendation Si!
  14. 3-month old EHX Bass Muff Nano in vgc (velcro underneath) and boxed. Worked fantastically with my Mustang bass but not so compatible with my single coil pickups Rick, hence I have upgraded to a spendier Fuzzrocious muff pedal. £60 posted NOW £50 POSTED Pics below edit: oops, wrong box pictured for Bass Muff but rest assured I have the right one!) EDIT: REMOVED OPTOSTOMP FROM SALE< KEEPING
  15. Change of mind. Keeping it, so I have two amazing shorties to choose from 😀
  16. "This won't hang around" The kiss of death
  17. Hmmm,thanks for this. Si. I haven't received an email reply and by the looks of your post, it might be ages before I actually got my hands on a Tarkin pedal. Think I will investigate the Fuzzrocious instead Edit: I ordered the purple one at Joes Pedals you linked to 😀
  18. As an update, I have dropped an email to Cog regarding availability and build time of a Tarkin fuzz. I recall reading on BC questions over whether they were continuing in business but their website looks active so hopefully I will get a reply
  19. On hold, pending a viewing early next week
  20. Thats super helpful thanks Si. I wouldn't trust myself with a soldering iron (and don't know anyone else who could do it) so will work my way through researching links on each of the pre-made pedals you suggested. Cheers!
  21. Hi all, I use a Big Muff Nano pedal for 2 or 3 songs in my band's live set. With my Mustang bass its fine but with my Rick 4001 the hum is really intrusive and noisy. I have read that Big Muffs don't always interact well with single coil pickups, which could explain it. Questions I have are: 1. Am I right in thinking its the interaction with single coil pickups (the Mustang with hum cancelling P type pickup acts as the 'control arm' of the experiment, proving its not connections, patch leads or faulty pedal)? Do other BCers have this experience? 2. If so, is there a Big Muff Nano alternative which isn't hellish expensive that doesn't have this issue? Thanks in advance, Clarky
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