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    I haven't got it yet, there is still time for them to change their mind!
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    I've had plenty of trade offers and a few cash offers, keep them coming.
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    I hope so, I haven't actually got it yet, but it should be getting posted out from Germany early next week, I wait and hope!
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    I'm hoping that this has a happy ending. I absolutely love my AER amp one which I purchased off basschat earlier this year, however a couple of weeks ago it developed some rather strange vibrations which I just could not identify, I can't complain, you buy second hand and you take the chance. Anyway I eventually sent this up to the UK distributers in Glasgow and AER sent a new chassis out to them with an inbuilt fan as they thought the heatsink wasn't Cutting it? This was FREE OF CHARGE, however this still did not solve the problem. So what do AER do now???????? Send me a brand new AER amp one free of charge, it's not arrived yet but it's not bad to say it's a 2008 model, well out of its warranty, and I'm the third owner!!!!
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    I really like the look of this, the sunburst looks quite bright though, the pictures I see of this on the Internet seem to be a more tobacco sunburst colour, is this as bright as it appears or is it just the glare on the photos?
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    A little Funk bump, a snippet of me using my Status S2 Classic on a promational video for Yellow Arch Studio in Sheffield, unfortunately the editor thought it would be hillarious to use the tiniest bit of footage of me that he could, whilst looking at my most uncoolest !!!- [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm1Z2RL5Hw8"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm1Z2RL5Hw8[/url]
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    My band has only just started to get out of the rehearsal stage but we somehow managed to get on a pretty cool promotional video for yellow arch studio in Sheffield, just a touch of our funk to brighten it up ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm1Z2RL5Hw8
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    Bumping
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    Are there any trades you interested or cash only?
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    Uping...
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    Getting some interest in both of these now, mainly trades though. If I was to consider trades it would be for 70s Precisions on the status
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    I'll always give a peavey Bam a bump, if you want great sound and a REALLY loud 210 combo and don't mind something with a little weight to it, this can't be beat, specially at this price, plus it has the elusive foot switcha!
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    Bump.
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    Bump
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    It's gotta be funky, and the UK is producing some great funk / groove bands like the new master sounds, the grits (although their new album is a little dodgy!) and the Aussies bring some quality grooves to the table with deep street soul.
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    Bumping.
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    Bumpage for a couple of prime funk machines!
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    Following some discussion with "Scooby" it appears that this is indeed from 1983 and not 1984 as initially listed, not that it makes much difference but i suppose it gives an extra year of mojo!
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    What other oils would you use? If it was a cricket bat I'd use linseed oil, if it was a door I'd use Danish oil, and if I was frying bacon I probably go for olive oil (or lard!), but I only really know of lemon oil for fret boards?
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    I'm wondering whether this precision bass is an 83 and not an 84, anyway i removed the neck today and the neck stamp is 13 8E if that clarifies anything!
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    Gotta say I was really pleased with how it came up, it took about an hour and I couldn't believe how much crud was on it. I was particularly surprised how much gunk came out when I ran the edge of the stanly blade down the edge of the frets, finished off with really fine steel wool and lemon oil, it also brought those frets up nice and shinny too :-) There are a few YouTube videos of this being done which are quite helpful.
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