jezzaboy

Here we have a nice Sandberg Electra TT 4, basically their budget active Jazz. For info, they are assembled by Sandberg in Germany from Korean made components.

This one is in very good condition, just a few very small marks that I cannot photograph and the usual dust that seems to accompany any black bass!

Controls are volume, blend and stacked bass and treble. Weight is 9 lb`s. Looking for £450 delivered to UK or would trade for a Mexican Mustang, if you collect or do a meet up I will knock off the postage.

As above, it is a short scale bass - 30 inch but due to the string through body bridge, then the correct strings are medium scale - 32 inch. Lovely looking bass by the way.

Bought these recently for my Sterling Ray but they are not for me, only had about 30 mins play. £30 posted UK

A few pedals for sale. UK postage included, no original boxes but will be well packed, velcro on the bottom of all 3.

Sadowsky pre amp pedal, exc condition £50

TC Spectracomp, exc condition £50

The pickguard is correct, I believe it was originally white with strat style knobs. I had one yonks ago but it wasn`t anything spectacular so around £350 seems about right considering it looks like it needs a damm good clean.

19 minutes ago, neepheid said:

 

Same story at these types of gigs.  Not played a bike event but I have played a few beer festivals and yes, you're well aware that you're secondary to the main draw, which is the bikes/beers, and probably tertiary when you throw the food in.  Just go in knowing that you're performing a supporting role and accept that while you may not get any direct appreciation, people will have subliminally enjoyed it and assimilated it into their overall memory of the event.

We played a couple of bikers gigs in the past, zero reaction all the way through but at the end of the gig some came up and said they loved it. But the last one we played, a guy was very aggressive towards me and kept telling me to smile. After that little escapade we agreed on a no more bikers show rule. A pity as some of us were bikers in the past but it`s not worth the grief.

What, you can actually make money doing this music lark??? 😁😁

6 hours ago, Reggaebass said:

Andy B has got a really nice 61 P, all original in fiesta red in, really lovely thing and sounds lovely , too high price tag for me, 

https://www.andybaxterbass.com/products/1961-fender-precision-bass-fiesta-red-1

As I come from Paisley maybe I should buy it and keep it in the town, maybe play it in The Old Swan next month? Only one snag, I`m £21,000 short! 

I bought a black one of these at the weekend locally from FB marketplace. Got it for a good price and it`s minty. They are cracking basses, enjoy yours!

Changing pickups in a bass is a bit of a crap shoot really. I have bought "better" pickups to put in a bass and found that the original ones were better. Also your idea of a good bass sound will be different to mine so the only thing I can suggest is you try it and see what you think. 

The last time I did a dep thing was about 15 years ago. It was in a place called Bonnybridge just outside Falkirk, some old hotel on the main st. It was all the drummers fault as he was desperate! 

He gave me a list of songs, most of which they didn`t play, the one`s I did know weren`t in the original keys and the corner of the bar we were playing in was so small that the guitarist, who had a massive beer belly, couldn`t see his pedal board and I changed the pedals for him. 

Never again!

Bought a pedal from Kevin, all good and he it posted the same day so a big thanks!

Gerry

14 year old topic! Is this a record? 

4 hours ago, Silvia Bluejay said:

LOL, case in point: I've just posted a video on FB of our previous performance at a club we're playing again tonight. The automated FB blurb only I can see under the post reads: "Boost this post to reach up to 4571 more people if you spend £42."

HAHAHA!!! Yeah, right.

That`s the type of thing I get every time I post an event! 

Available again but collection or localish meet up only.

1 hour ago, snorkie635 said:

Why not try it and see? Only cost a tenner a skull for a four-piece. If it works - yayyyyyy! If not - throw it away.

Good luck to you on the night.

I think that`s what we will do. There is enough in the band kitty to do this so will give it a shot.

When I post an event on my bands facebook page, it asks me if I want to boost the event so it can be seen by x amount of people. It usually asks for a payment of £40 odd quid for 7 days which seems like a lot.

We have booked a gig for the end of next month, the first time we have actually paid for a venue and we would like as many folk to turn up as possible. Has anyone paid for this boost thing and was it worth it? Also any other tips on how to publicise gigs who be great as we usually get paid to play gigs but I know lot`s of you play your own music and are on the ball re publicity for your gigs.

I have been playing my BB1100s in the house recently and it`s an all round great bass. Glad I bought it.

3 hours ago, Thunderpaws said:

Well, apparently they did try and deliver it today but there was nobody in. Funny thing is my mother in law was waiting patiently for its arrival and said there was no know at the door. So, it’s away on its holidays to another depot somewhere for re-delivery tomorrow. Bugger. They didn’t even leave it at the local PO or neighbour. 

They did that to me a few weeks back with a Bassbros delivery. They tried to deliver on the Friday and then Monday, said there was no one in which was crap. They eventually delivered it to the main post office which is on a pedestrian precinct and I had to take time off work to collect. Still it didn`t help that Will forgot to give me tracking details but it was ok in the end.

The words Classic Stingray and Parcelfirce should not be used at the same time in relation to each other. Hope it turns up soon.

On 21/03/2024 at 16:01, BigRedX said:

As everyone is probably bored of hearing now, I sold off my traditional bass rigs over years ago now and I haven't missed them in the slightest.

 

I the band is running its own PA I would consider replacing your existing rig with an FRFR that could double as foldback if required.

I`m in the same boat. I use an RCF 715 but I bought an Ashdown ABM 500 combo recently as it`s what I used in the past. The RCF and a pre amp pedal or two totally gave it a damm good spanking and I won`t be going back the traditional bass amp again. The RCF can carry the sound if I`m not going through the pa and we are a loud band. 

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I have a Bass Bros shipping box I need shot of as the wife is giving me a hard time. Comes with all the packaging material, collection from Paisley asap.

Now gone. I didn`t sell it by the way, just put in sold to close the topic.

Hey @Chewie. Slightly off topic but how did you get the finish to look like that? It looks exc.

I have owned a couple of Sr 300`s and they are decent budget basses. The build quality as with all the Ibby`s I have owned is good. As said above, the re sale value is terrible so make sure you want it before splashing the cash. If you can stretch to one of the better SR models second hand they have better pickup`s in them and are exc.