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  1. timhiggins
    [quote name='uk_lefty' timestamp='1509199041' post='3397277'] I have to eat them upside down. [/quote]That must play havoc with your digestion !
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    I tried one of these the other day and it looked and sounded great [ just incase you need a back up plan ] https://giggear.co.uk/buy/cort-gb74jj-4-string-active-bass-guitar-aqua-blue?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIhYDAqPOW1wIVjJEbCh0mLgIbEAQYAyABEgKrSvD_BwE
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    Isn't there a famous comedic character with a pen collection ? i've already googled Alan Partridge ,and Arthur Dent and the Royston Vasey shop owner but no luck so far...
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    Yes i agree with the above comments , basically do everything opposite to how you would normally achieve a nice sound, or be lost in the mix unless you are working with guitarists who actually listen to the bass in which case they might make some room for you ? can you tell i'm a little tainted by previous experiences !
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    yep spot on its a very good instrument for a very decent price end of..
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    Now that is cool
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    Any idea what the pick ups are ?
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    For me it's not so much the bass as the strings I use my p with flats or old rounds for reggae,blues and anything which requires an old school finger style tone I use my jazz with newer strings for fusion,funk etc where I need a more modern tone ... But I could easily swap the bass's around with the right strings for the job.
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    There were MiM Antigua p's a few years ago but the serial number on this seems to indicate this is a u.s.a 78 i just wondered how reliable the numbers are ?
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    So is it definitely a 78 usa ? [according to the serial number anyway] or can you get Mexican and Japanese with the same numbers ?
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    [quote name='PawelG' timestamp='1508095707' post='3389729'] Yup, good deal. Why would you tell him what it's really worth? Is it a case of being nice? Or is it a case of ''I am not able to get it, so nobody else will''? [/quote]I would tell him even if i was about to buy it as i'd feel guilty otherwise.
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    Does the serial number mean its an american 78 model ?
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    I have a couple and i love'm for me i think they achieve that bouncy 60's vibe really well i prefer more modern stuff on a long scale but i'm sure a shorty can do that too i have a squier bronco and an old 60's tiesco silvertone type bass both cheap and both great imo
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    Thats very nice ...do you still have original pickup's Rich ?
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    I'm getting the feeling that not everyone is getting the sheer awsomity of this piece of utter magnificence !
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    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CUSTOMISED-CUSTOM-TEISCO-BASS-VINTAGE-HEAVY-METAL-STYLE/272862357573?hash=item3f87dd2845%3Ag%3A38AAAOSw92NZdgSi
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    Fishy old business i wouldnt touch it with a barge poll
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    I would keep the 78 p and buy a Sire v7 in addition you will then have all bass's covered !
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    Bon Jovi ...oh no wait a minute i still think there utter sh*te !
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    I had a bass collection ' Detroit ' bass and it was a blinder i would definitely recommend them ,and i think the ' power ' bass is pretty much the same
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    Trades ?
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    They are great bass's and 180 is a bargain...hmmm
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    Bargain ..pm'd
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    I have on which i did intend to mod/upgrade ,however it sounds great as is the only thing i have done is put some flats on...job done
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    They still fetch 400 to 500 in good condition so good investment
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