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  1. Thunderbird
    Prices seem about the same as any where else unless Im missing something?
  2. Thunderbird
    BUMP £25 Delivered
  3. Thunderbird
    Steel Panther All you can eat I love the music lyrics may offend some though
  4. Thunderbird
    [quote name='Ariston' timestamp='1412190122' post='2566669'] really?? [/quote] Yep its in the forum rules mate
  5. Thunderbird
    Cant post Ricks on here mate they are banned so I think a mod will delete your advert soon
  6. Thunderbird
    Yet another great deal with Mike this is the fourth or fifth deal we have done that speaks for its self deal with confidence
  7. Thunderbird
    Sure is guys which is why I am surprised it is not here as it is a bargain
  8. Thunderbird
    [quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1412099260' post='2565669'] I think i'd rather be locked in a room listening to a continuous loop of Richard Clayderman. [/quote]agreed what a load of sh*te good musicians but god what drivel
  9. Thunderbird
    I did a lot of testing of cheapo strings a while back and I found Coban strings pretty OK for the price they are about a fiver delivered from ebay I think I got about 3 months out of a set but to be honest I cant remember
  10. Thunderbird
    [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1412015373' post='2564917'] OK John... ...if you can [i]guarantee [/i]these strings were on Roger's bass when Dave Gilmour used it to record Dark Side Of The Moon, then I'm in!! [/quote] They were it is in the small print on the back of the record
  11. Thunderbird
    I play pick only style for this very reason but I tend to find a stubby pick say 2-3mm tends to sound quite close to finger style another thing I use is a thick leather pick my mate gave to me I think those sound just about as close to finger style as you can get IMO
  12. Thunderbird
    Sorry SD just sold the body this very second sorry mate
  13. Thunderbird
    Thanks Gary I thought it would of been gone by now but it should go soon as it is a great bass at a more than fair price not many of these about in this condition now
  14. Thunderbird
    Bump
  15. Thunderbird
    Grrr Sunburst just about the worst colour ever yuk I think a nice red black or white T-Bird is the way to go
  16. Thunderbird
    Another perfect loom from John always a pleasure to deal with John I can't fault him in any way a truly top chap
  17. Thunderbird
    I have pinched the bridge from this so have reduced the price to £45 Delivered kind of bump PRICE DROP £40 DELIVERED
  18. Thunderbird
    I just bought a bass from Brian what a great guy to deal with the bass was spot on and as described, his communication was excellent and he was really helpful, I am very pleased and would deal with Brian again without hesitation One of the BC good guys. Thanks mate
  19. Thunderbird
    Replied and sold thanks
  20. Thunderbird
    Nice is the Foundation a lefty?
  21. Thunderbird
    [quote name='iiipopes' timestamp='1411665301' post='2561739'] Before you irreversibly chop the body, consider something like the new EMG passive Geezer Butler P/J set. It has both a P and a split-coil humbucking J, and it comes with easy-fit connectors. Only one solder joint is needed: the bridge plate grounding wire. Big tone. It has great reviews both here and on TalkBass. [/quote] This sounds like a plan and is hell of a lot cheaper than butchery
  22. Thunderbird
    [quote name='kulit17' timestamp='1411653029' post='2561581'] don't want to sound or be argumentative, but just to clarify, its a Mach 2 in a sense that it means its the reissue of the Pro Series bass (second generaton). NOT A Custom series Mach II. This[b] bass is not a Custom Series Mach I [/b](Mk I), which the title misleadingly suggests. However you did mention it was early 80's so it very well may be a [b]Mach 1 of the Pro Series basses,[/b]but saying Mk I along with Wal has been synonymous with the Custom series. From Walbasshistory: [url="http://walbasshistory.blogspot.com/p/a-minor-diversion.html"]http://walbasshistory.blogspot.co.uk/p/a-minor-diversion.html[/url] [i][color=#333333][font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"The true chronology of these basses is not entirely clear. A number were certainly issued around 1989 or 1990. However, occasionally the odd bass surfaces which seems to have been build in the early/mid 1980s (around the same time as the Custom series was launched). It may be that this is a design that Wal dabbled with on a number of separate occasions."[/font][/color][/i] Prob the only way to tell is by the serial number imprinted on the neck plate. W2XXX suggest early 80's W3XXX suggest late 80-90s here's a Pro from the Wal data bass Had a chance about 2 years ago to nab one of these, but it fell through since I was offline for a couple days since i was in the hospital and the seller went to the next buyer..... would've been cool to add to the collection!!! [/quote] That sounded like a right little strop lol
  23. Thunderbird
    Peavey machine heads these were taken from my Peavey Zodiac DE they are in very good condition and come with all the screws and bushings for fitting £25 delivered
  24. Thunderbird
    Squier P bass in pretty good nick there are a few paint chips and some general scratches it is a great player and does the P bass thing as it should The neck is lovely IMO everything works as it should any questions ask away £135 Delivered by tracked courier no trades please SOLD
  25. Thunderbird
    I have the pups and electrics from my Squier PJ for sale they are in good condition (the pole pieces have a touch of rust on) and everything functions as it should nice sounding pickups the wires from the pickups to the loom and jack socket have been cut for removal but there is plenty of wire left to easily solder back together once installed in your bass £25 delivered by tracked courier:)
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