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  1. chrisanthony1211
    Would trade for a similar value 70s jazz bass.
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    Price drop to £2200
  3. chrisanthony1211 started following How many this year? , Traded: Limelight 70’s Jazz Bass , 1974 Fender Precision Bass Candy Apple Red SOLD and 4 others
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    That’s some serious sexy 70s Mocha, you got any trade options?
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    Well that’s just bloody lovely, I have a 71 CAR jazz which this would look beautiful sat next to.....🧐
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    I contacted Kevin at Henretta who got back to me about the Orange Whip with the below: I do like the look of this, I like simplicity and can wind myself up if I get too many knobs to twiddle....and relestate on my pedalboard is at a premium!!!
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    Seen the review but missed the part about the low B, I think I may give this a go.
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    Anyone used one of these with bass, tiny footprint and looks pretty good but can only find a few reviews, and they are all ilwirh guitar....
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    Great condition and comes with power and boxed. Has compressor, boost, sansamp, octave, envelope filter and chorus and tuner. I only ever used the sansamp, tuner and compressor so ended up getting myself a programmable sansamp instead and don’t use this anymore. Has a very good built in DI and a tiny foot print. excellent condition
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    So here is my 71 Jazz bass refinished in candy Apple red I got from a fellow basschatter a couple of months ago. She had a reissue pickguard on when I got her which I replaced with a genuine 69 tort pickguardwhich I got from Axel in Germany, and the soldering was quite shoddy which I’ve redone, I’ve also shielded all the cavities so she is now as quiet as a mouse. String with Rotosound 77 Jazz flats this is my main gigging bass, she is the “bomb”.
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    Strings strings string, the cheapest but one of the most important parts of your rig, I currently use Rotosound Jazz 77 flats on my Jazz basses and they are the “bomb”. Ever so slightly textured so you don’t get that horrible sticky feeling after an hour of playing, and sound awesome too. ive trues TI flats a few time but they just seem to have no “balls.....””
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    Yep, running out of venues....
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    28 gigs this year, it does seem to be getting harder and harder to get gigs, another live music venue in Docaster is just about to close down
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    My mum had it in both wrists so there may be a genetic element, I do some cumputer work which certainly doesn’t help. Top tip if you use a computer for work is to get one of those vertical mouses, they are fantastic!
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    I think it’s worth saying that I didn’t find the procedure or the recovery particularly traumatic, everyone is different but the whole process was pretty straight forward for me. The initial local anaesthetic into the wrist is not pleasant, but it’s over pretty quickly and the surgery was done and dusted in half an hour. The best recovery is to get playing bass ASAP 🙂
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