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28mistertee

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  1. My 1205 and my 1805 I bought from @Wilco are very similar sounding and the closest I’ve ever been in a pair of gigging basses. The rest for me I think is purchasing identical strings and setting pickup height the same etc. The only final variable is the woods used in the basses maybe? It’s subtle but I’ve always noticed the difference on maple to rosewood boards in particular on my pj basses.

  2. I’ve gone the full circle, started off with a Trace rig and gone through the posh lightweight cabs and amps. Earlier this year I bought another old 90s Trace rig and boom, instant tone I’ve been looking for (or have been missing all these years). She’s a heavy beast but I’ve got a trolley 😉

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  3. 4 hours ago, Woodinblack said:

    I always use the D'dario XLs mostly, although when I am feeling a bit flush I go for the NYXLs

    Haven’t tried either, are the NYXL’s worth the extra?

     

    3 hours ago, Al Krow said:

    +1 ^^

    D'Addario EXL 170-5 Nickels 45 -130 - Richtone were doing a double pack for £40, but I see prices have now gone back up to £60 for their twin pack.

    I’d still be happy to pay that for 2 packs although one of my premium’s is tuned down a semitone so I don’t know if it’s worth looking at a 135 set for that.

  4. So lockdown has got me playing and experimenting a bit more. Thinking about putting some fresh strings on my SR’s, what is everyone using? Recommendations on string sets particularly that bring out the low B nicely?

  5. 3 hours ago, Gianni "Orlandez" Orlati said:

    Hi.

    Will you evaluate the possibility of partial trades and shipping outside of UK (Italy)?

    I’ve got a luthier made bass, Biarnel model Iter 4 that I’d like to sell because it’s a bass  yielding a very fine, modern sound, whereas I’m now firmly oriented towards vintage-voiced instrument’s.

    The bass is four-strings, bolt-on instrument with proprietary active pickups and tone controls; alder body, padouk top, ebony (very dense and silky) fretboard and multi-laminate neck; neck is very fast and the sound is super clean.

    This is a link to the manufacturer’s site:

    www.biarnel.com

    If interested is may send you pictures of the instrument in private.

     

    Regards.

     

     

    Not for me, got too many basses but thank you.

     

    2 hours ago, Reggaebass said:

    What’s the nut width please 

    I believe it’s 41mm but I can check later.

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  6. 2 hours ago, Al Krow said:

    Congrats!! I very nearly bought that bass off Paul myself! They really are superb basses.

    You've caught the bug** haven't you? You'll soon be surpassing my modest hoard of 3 Ibbys and Woody's stash of 6,359 which he keeps in a shed together with 6 months' loo roll and tinned bean supplies 😁

     

     

    **Ibanez not the OTHER one...

    3 Ibby’s? Mrs Tee may have something to say about that, although I’ve smuggled 2 past in the last fortnight. The GAS is cured for now although I’d never say never to a third (they’re that good) 😊

     

    1 hour ago, Wilco said:

    Knew you’d love it Mark - it’s a brilliant example of an Ibby SR & goes perfectly with your other one. Great to meet you earlier today too!

    Cheers Paul, over the moon with it mate thanks again 😊

  7. Bought Paul’s Ibanez SR1805 today which he was kind enough to meet me half way with. Absolute gent and a pleasure to deal with. Got the bass home, plugged in and everything is perfect 😊

    Cheers, Mark.

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  8. 36 minutes ago, silverfoxnik said:

    That's a stunning looking bass!

    Yamaha really do make quality instruments that sound great and are always so well designed. 

    I doubt that you'll need it but GLWTS.. 😊

    One of the basses I’ve had the longest and it really is great. I’m just no longer using it as much as I should and need to release some funds. Thank you 😊

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  9. Another bass im not currently using as much now is my Yamaha TRB5 slap cut. Early TRB5’s have a 34 scale not the 35 like the later ones which is a lot easier to play for some (myself included). Needless to say a great low B and I’ve never struggled to cut through the mix with this bass. I’ve tried to photo any marks but all round this is a great playing and sounding bass. Yamaha hardcase included. Pickup or meet-up only. Any questions give us a shout.

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  10. Having to let go of a couple of basses to fund some recent purchases. Currently using 5 string basses in my bands so this isn’t getting used as much as I’d like.

    2016 AVRI’63 P bass in Sonic Blue strung with Diadario chrome flatwounds, fantastic bass with standard huge precision sound which is even more so with the flatwounds. I’ve tried to photograph the marks on it, most of them are minor but the larger one I have shown us where I caught it on the edge of an outdoor stage the weekend after I bought it which really narked me. Added mojo I suppose. Collection only or meet up. Comes with a fender soft case with all the additional case candy like cert, ashtrays etc.

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  11. Just bought a stunning SR1205 Premium on a whim and plugged in this morning. Absolutely blown away by those big singles, can’t wait to get it in a band mix next week. If all works out well I may look for another. Can I join the SR club? 😉

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