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Posts posted by Clarky
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Kay reissue of the short scale (31.25") model famously played by Howlin' Wolf bass player, Andrew “Blueblood” McMahon. Excellent condition. Very light and thumpy and with cool white art deco (?) case. In exact same condition as when I bought it from @kristo nearly a year ago as the Americana band/project it was bought for never came to fruition (common BC story ....). Prefer handover in SW London as don't currently have a box. However, willing to post at cost if given time to source something protective enough.
Bit cheeky (hope he doesn't mind) but the picture is one of Kristo's (as alluded to, its not left my house or been used since I acquired it so is in exact same condition) and I attach his FS link with other pics.
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Like @Beedster its an itch I would like to scratch at some point. Violin basses seem pretty versatile as evidenced by their use by reggae greats (Robbie Shakespeare etc) as well as industrial punksters Cabaret Voltaire (below).
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37 minutes ago, Happy Jack said:
I thought you once had one of these @Clarky?
That was a 34" scale "horizontal" banjo bass! I would just be intrigued to hear what a full DB-scaled banjo bass sounds like!
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Still FS as those medical bills don't pay themselves. Hard to think you will find an early 70s Mustang in better condition
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On 12/01/2024 at 11:07, redd said:
This is so intriguing, have you got any recordings of it you could share?
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3 hours ago, Oldman said:
Are you related? 😎
Haha, no! But have bought and sold too many basses, including to each other, over the years 🤪
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I have had this problem also when the nut slot had been filed too wide and I then used a narrow gauge A (specifically a TI Jazz Flat A). My work arounds were (1) to restring carefully so the string was emerging from the very bottom of the tuner peg and/or (2) to use a fret wrap just behind the nut
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9 minutes ago, Beedster said:
Decided to try again, this time by email, and had an immediate response. Guess their web forms aren't working which might be worth keeping in mind
FWIW, I have always contacted Will by WhatsApp (using their published mobile number) and over the course of several transactions he has always been very quick to respond and very friendly with it
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3 minutes ago, Happy Jack said:
In truth? Probably the 3/4 Zeller I sold
Which also originated from - and now resides again with - @Clarky 😆
The circle of BassChat life init
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love it! Were my old voodoo swamp blues band Rattlin Bone still actively gigging, I would be PM'ing you!
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This is what I use: removable glow-in-dark fretboard dot stickers
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This guy was after a Cali76 only a few days ago
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Forgot to add weight:
3.54kg/7.8 pounds
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Putting up this gorgeous '73 Mustang bass for sale (for what I paid for it around six months ago). Sounds and plays beautifully with wonderfully vibrant burst and chocolatey rosewood board. Superb condition for a 50 year old bass with lots of little surface indentations but no nasty dings. Wearing La Bella Mustang flats. Comes with new Fender padded short scale gigbag.
£2750 collected from SW13 London or post at cost, as agreed with the buyer.
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Andy bought a pedal from me and everything was spot on, quick payment, friendly clear comms. Couldn't ask for more!
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PS, this is also FS (at a price reflecting the fees) on Reverb. I am going to end the sale tomorrow night if there are no bids and sell something else instead (those medical bills don't pay themselves)
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Replied! On hold
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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.
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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
Kay K-162 reissue - the Howlin Wolf bass - *SOLD*
in Basses For Sale
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A more extensive review from Bass the World