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Hugh971

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  1. I agree there is very little difference between the two. I'd lean towards the MIJ as my preference but I reckon that's mostly in the pickups rather than the woods. Wood wise I usually lean towards a maple neck but that's more of an aesthetic preference rather than anything to do with tone.
  2. One of [url="http://www.tcelectronic.com/ditto-looper/"]these[/url]. Perfect condition in box. Selling because I don't use it. It's had less than an hour use. This is a great loop pedal, I just don't need one! I can post pictures if needed. Located in Leeds but can post at buyer's expense.
  3. Selling my Ibanez SR600. Based in Leeds. This is an awesome bass, the action is nice and low with no buzz. This is the model with Bartolini pickups so the electronics are great. The preamp is very versatile. It's super lightweight so is great for long gigs and rehearsals. This has been gigged and has signs of use. I've taken some close up pics to show the scuffs. Selling this because I need to thin the collection and raise some money to buy a new stage piano. Could possibly post at buyer's cost but would prefer collection in person.
  4. I'm putting out a feeler out with this, I wouldn't be devastated if it doesn't sell because it's awesome. But at the same time I need to raise funds to buy a new stage piano. I think this is the only one of these in the country, so it's not something you can get hold of easily. Located in Leeds, could potentially post at buyer's cost but would rather collection in person. Alder Body Bolt on Maple Neck 2 Farida Stock Jazz Bass pickups (Hand Wound - Single Coil) 3 Ply Pickguard 864mm Scale Length Open Back Farida Machineheads Farida Fixed Bridge 17mm string spacing (by my measurement) Just under 5KG by the bathroom scales It sounds and plays like jazz basses I've played which cost > £1000. I don't really play this often enough to justify keeping it as I'm more of a 4 string guy. I've posted my pics but [url="https://www.facebook.com/pg/FaridaUK/photos/?tab=album&album_id=10151458039970885"]Farida's own pics[/url] do it more justice than mine. It's in perfect condition. [font=inherit][/font] [font=inherit][/font]
  5. [quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1461430271' post='3034612'] Great grain pattern... [/quote] Yeah, because it's a matte finish you can actually feel the grain of the wood. Hugh
  6. [quote name='cocco' timestamp='1461059959' post='3030973'] Love this. The black hardware really sets it off. [/quote] Thanks! It's come out exactly as I hoped. The control plate is actually chrome, not black as it looks in the photo. The rest of the hardware is black though. Hugh
  7. I once owned a US built Peavey Forum from mid 90s. It was an awesome bass, if heavey. If I remember I bought it for £120 and sold it for £100. Both prices were really cheap.
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