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Now sold. Fender Rumble 500 2 x 10 for sale. Exc condition, about 1 year old, got the Fender cover. Great amp but 90% of my gigging is through supplied/shared gear and I have some Ashdown gear kicking about to handle the few occasions when req so it`s not being use Collection only from Paisley just outside Glasgow or don`t mind travelling a bit to meet up. Specs Class D Power: 500 W Loudspeaker: 2 x 10" Eminence ceramic magnet speakers Compression tweeter with on/off switch 1 x Channel with switchable bright switch Contour, vintage switch and overdrive Controls: Gain, bright on/off, contour on/off, vintage on/off, drive, overdrive on/off, level, bass, low mid, high mid and treble 6.3 mm jack input Headphone connector Mini jack stereo AUX input Line out XLR with Ground Lift Effects loop send and return External speaker output minimum 8 Ohm Ivory soft touch radio potentiometer knobs Dimensions (H x W x D): 58.4 x 48.2 x 35.5 cm Weight: 16.56 kg Design: Black vinyl cover with silver front grille
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Does it really matter what gear you have??
jezzaboy replied to discreet's topic in General Discussion
This video popped up on Andertons All about the bass today. It might help or maybe not.... -
Does it really matter what gear you have??
jezzaboy replied to discreet's topic in General Discussion
To be honest, I`m not really looking for "a sound" when I buy a bass. I usually just go "ooohhh shiny thing!" and it`s done usually. -
I will get some pics up when I change the tuners. The rolled edges make quite a difference, the neck is very comfy, something all basses should have but I imagine it would be costly. The fret ends are well finished as well, no jagged edges anywhere.
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And after all the debate about wattage or the perception of said watts, the above post is the most important one. Stew loves the amp. A happy bass player!
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So, I bit the bullet and got a Version 2 P7 from Andertons. Good points: Nice burst finish, the neck feels played in and is really comfy, I`m liking the blocks and binding, the back of the neck is super smooth, the range of tones from the pre amp is a s good as ever, weigh is 9.2 lbs. I can`t really comment on the new pickups as I haven`t had the chance to play it loud through my amp as I live in a flat. The following aren`t "bad" just things that don`t suit me. The bridge saddles had to go, I don`t like the look of them so I put on a set of Wilkinson brass saddles, the tuners work ok but again I don`t like the look of them or the feel to be honest so I have a set of Schallers coming in the post, when you adjust the volume control the tone piece of the pot moves along with it: this didn`t happen on the V models as it has a different type of knob. I could have bought a Mexican P bass for £130 odd extra and I still wouldn`t like the tuners and bridge and the Sire has the pre amp with passive option which is my main reason for buying it. Overall, I like it. It is fitted with D`addario strings, I had the saddles and the Schallers are £60 so £545 all in.
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Just read Eric Idle`s new book. He was standing somewhere with George Harrison and a guy walked up and astonished at seeing George, he asked him what he was doing here, "everybody`s gotta be somewhere" says George.
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Rich is spot on. A while back I bought a V7 and didn`t like the bridge, tuners, knobs and other things about the bass. I sent it back, I don`t think I gave the bass a chance tbh, but earlier this year bought a V3 for £230 and grew to love the bass. The pre amp is really useful when you are playing through supplied back line when you just don`t know what you are going to be playing through. I have been eyeing up a P7 version 2 in Andertons and I think I`m going to order it as I prefer the P bass shape.
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Cort Artisan B4-Plus AS Open Pore Natural Thoughts ???
jezzaboy replied to Emil Schnell's topic in General Discussion
Cort basses are pretty cool instruments. They make stuff for g&l, Ibanez and a multitude of others no doubt. Buy it online, try it out and if you don`t like it, send it back. If I was looking for an active bass I would get a Sire. I am seriously looking at a P7 version 2 model in Andertons at the moment at just under £500. -
Just sold my P bass to Paul. He is new to the forum but it was a pleasure doing business with him.
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****NOW SOLD**** Yamaha BB 434 bass for sale. As new condition, P/J pickups, string through body, unique mitre joint neck fitting. This is one of the new BB models and is a quality bass at a bargain price. No case or bag. Approx 8.7 lb`s. No trades thanks, collection or meet up only, no postage. Located in Paisley just outside Glasgow. Specs: Body: Alder Bridge: Vintage Plus Light w/Convertible Stringing Construction: Bolt-On Finish: Black Neck & Fingerboard Neck: 5-Piece Maple/Mahogany Joint: 6-Bolt Miter Scale Length: 34" (863.6mm) Fingerboard: Rosewood Radius: 10’’ (250mm) Frets: 21 Medium Inlays: Cream Dots Nut: Graphtech Nut Width: 40mm Electronics & Hardware Bridge Pickup: VSC5b Single-Coil (Alnico V) Neck Pickup: VSP5n Split Single-Coil (Alnico V) Controls: 2 x Volume, Master Tone Tuning Machines: Lightweight Open Gear Pickguard: 3-Ply Cream Bridge Saddles: Steel Hardware: Chrome Strings: D’Addario EXL-170SL (0.045 - 0.100 Gauges)
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I had a V3 and it was a good bass. Then I sold it like a t%t! I`m looking to get an active bass again and it`s a toss up between a Sire V7 and a BB 734. Thing is, I can get a V7 and a V3 for the price of the Yammy. But I love BB`s...First world problems.
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Humble instruments that 'make the song'
jezzaboy replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
The "8 bars of piano" in Down at the doctors by Dr Feelgood really tie the song together in my opinion...😏 -
But you can say the same of Geddy`s Jazz bass. He paid something like $200 for it and the US version is just under £2000. The Pino and the Geddy are high end models in the Fender range and you are always going to pay a premium for these models. Are they worth the money? That is something that only the buyer can answer. I also love that people talk about Geddy`s iconic 72 Jazz. It`s all original except for the neck, bridge and pickups!
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Cant go wrong with a Rumble 500. Light, powerful and fosters easy to get a great sound. Ideal for a bit of P bass goodness. It puts out about 300 watts on it`s own, add another cab to get yer 500 watts. There is a monster thread on Talkbass about these. Fosters?? Damm you profanity filter!
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Ta for all the replies. I`m gonna get the Hiscox.
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I`m looking to get a case. I have narrowed it down to an SKB FB4 or a Hiscox STD. I prefer the shape of these to the large rectangular types. Any users on here?