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logicalmike

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  1. Hi there Mike from Penarth near Cardiff,..I have a Wal fretless bass four string seriel number 1113 with case but I cannot find any details about how old this bass is any one out there with any facts about this please
  2. hi there mike from Cardiff here, I will try and see them in Bristol..thanks for the reminder
  3. hi mike from Cardiff here-very %ed in status bass-are you based in Ealing?
  4. [quote name='silddx' post='1095014' date='Jan 19 2011, 12:29 PM']Wickid!![/quote] bloody nora!!! looks amazing!!!! has it got a slim jazz neck or is it a baseball bat type? I am from cardiff and there is no warwick dealer ship near regards mike
  5. [quote name='Jesso' post='1084078' date='Jan 10 2011, 11:53 AM']Thanks Frank. I don't mind keeping it, cos it's a calss act, but I've just got too many basses so I have to at least make the effort to sell something![/quote] two grand is a bit much..are you sure you paid that much?
  6. [quote name='obbm' post='858737' date='Jun 6 2010, 11:28 AM']Even though this a superb bass it is now superfluous to my current needs and sadly has to go to make way for an incoming Godin fretless. It has a matched pair of Lindy Fralin pickups with separate CTS stack knob pots (250K/250K) for each. When the Gallery did the routing for the J-pickup I also had them put in a side-mounted jack and a rear battery box jsut in case I wanted to add a pre-amp at a later date. I will include a generic hard case. £770 plus postage. Collection welcome.[/quote] hi there is this bass a skyline model? rgards mike
  7. [quote name='logicalmike' post='851146' date='May 29 2010, 02:35 PM']HI THERE_mike here from cardiff, I am definetly interested in the Lakland. Can you phone me? 02920 702644 After 5- I am in the library tiill 4.30 so get in touch if you can[/quote] Hi there can I buy the bass guitar with the flats on please. My time is up at the library and I am going home thanks mike
  8. [quote name='dave_bass5' post='850750' date='May 28 2010, 10:54 PM']I cant believe nobody wants this. After all i went through finding it for you lot lol. Slightly tempted but no, im off on holiday on Monday, well away from you lot and the GAS.......but only for a week.[/quote] HI THERE_mike here from cardiff, I am definetly interested in the Lakland. Can you phone me? 02920 702644 After 5- I am in the library tiill 4.30 so get in touch if you can
  9. hi there can you please tell me what strings are on the warwick and what gauge if poss' thanks mike cardiff
  10. [quote name='UK Ken' post='825078' date='May 1 2010, 07:36 PM']For sale is my 2002 Warwick Limited Edition FNA Jazzman. I regrettably must sell this beautiful bass because of financial reasons. This bass is in excellent condition and plays/sounds/looks awesome. The specs from the Warwick site are: Walnut body Highly figured Swirly Bubinga top Ovangkol neck Rosewood 24-fret fingerboard with block/triangle mother-of-pearl inlays Scale length: 34" (long) Passive MEC J/MM-style pickups with open pole pieces Active MEC 3-band electronics (deactivated by push/pull volume control) Additional tone control for passive mode 3-way mini toggle switch for separate humbucker configuration (series, parallel, or single coil) Black hardware Natural Oil Finish Only 200 units Hans Peter Wilfer signature and metal inlay with serial number of limited edition on the back of headstock Hi there, mike from Cardiff-can you please tell me what strings are on the warwick and what gauge thanks. Strap locks Hard case. £ 890 plus shipping [/quote]
  11. hi there-yes I am definetly interested in the Lakland- I have just re read the blurb
  12. [quote name='tredders' post='842973' date='May 20 2010, 11:53 AM']Hi all Couple for sale in an attempt to raise funds for a vintage P bass.... First up is a 2007 Lakland Duck Dunn (Skyline). I'd been after one for ages, figuring that it'd be my perfect bass; the combination of P bass tone and Jazz neck would be absolutely perfect. However, after owning it for 2 weeks, I've come to the conclusion that I actually prefer my Bob Glaub - go figure! This is immaculate, not a scratch on it, and comes with the Levys Lakland padded bag. It plays like a dream, and sounds just like you'd expect it to (there's a load of sound clips on [url="http://www.lakland.com/ac_dunn.htm"]Lakland's website here.[/url]). I've just put a set of new D'Addario chrome flats on it for that typical Duck Dunn sound. This one has the Hanson pickups, and is fitted with black Dunlop locking strap nuts on - I'll include the strap parts with the bass. I got it for a good price, but I'm not looking to make any money on it - just to recoup what I spent, so it's up for £630 plus the actual cost of shipping. You can come and collect it from near to j.12 of the M40, or I might be able to meet up, depending on location. Hell, this might even become a collector's item since the Lakland takeover / sale [attachment=50173:DD_1.jpg] Hi there, I am very interested in the Lakland, especially if it has a nice low action. [attachment=50174:DD_2.jpg] [attachment=50175:DD_3.jpg] [attachment=50176:DD_5.jpg] [attachment=50177:DD_6.jpg] Second up is a CIJ Japan-only '62 Precision Re-Issue. It's a 2002 model in Jamerson colours, and I've recently fitted a vintage thumb rest to complete the look. I've recently had this professionally setup to a medium action, and have also put D'Addario chrome flats on this one, too, so it's got that typical Motown sound to it. It's got a few dinks on it, and I've deliberately photographed these in detail to show them off. They're on the back edge of the bass (about in line with the jack socket) so they're not noticeable from the front, but I wanted highlight them anyway. Having owned this bass and also the £1500 American '62 Re-Issue, I can tell you that there's not a massive amount of difference between the two I've owned (apart from the price!). You can see why Fender kept these for Japanese markets only! I've only had this for a month, and again it's suffering from underuse due to my current Bob Glaub love-in (does that sound wrong?!?). Again, I got this for a decent price, but I'm just looking to recover my money on it. Bearing in mind that I just spent £65 on a pro setup and new set of flats, I'm looking for £450 for this, plus actual cost of shipping. Again, you can come and collect it from near to j.12 of the M40, or I might be able to meet up, depending on location. [attachment=50178:P_bass1.jpg] [attachment=50179:P_bass_2.jpg] [attachment=50180:P_Bass_3.jpg] [attachment=50181:P_Bass_4.jpg] [attachment=50182:P_Bass_5.jpg] [attachment=50183:P_Bass_6.jpg] [attachment=50184:P_Bass_7.jpg] [attachment=50185:P_Bass_8.jpg] Any questions, fire away. I'm flying to Germany later on today for a meeting, so may be offline until late tonight, but will respond to any questions then. Cheers Tredders[/quote]
  13. [quote name='benebass' post='822313' date='Apr 28 2010, 06:57 PM']Hi - I'll probably regret this, but following the 'one in one out' rule I'm going to put my Squier Classic Vibe Jazz up for sale. I bought it from Moos3h (original thread [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=62194"]here[/url]) & he'd upgraded it with GFS JB Pro Jazz Bass pickups (approx. $100 US shipped here), which give it a much fuller sound than the stock pickups (more details on the pickups [url="http://store.guitarfetish.com/gfsjbprojaba.html"]here[/url]). Since it's been in my hands, I've had it restrung with La Bella 760FX flats (.39 - .96 - £28) & professionally set up (£30). I've also swapped the scratchplate for a Mighty Mite red tortoiseshell one (£20) & changed the standard knobs over to knurled chromed steel ones (£15). I still have all the original hardware, so I'll include that in the sale. Condition is good - the only thing to report is a crack to the headstock varnish - this happened before I bought it & you don't notice it unless you look directly at the end of the headstock (see the original thread for a good pic of it). Overall, I think it plays, looks & sounds much better that an off-the-shelf one - a couple of people who've played it were surprised it was a Squier! [attachment=48498:IMGP1236.JPG] [attachment=48499:IMGP1237.JPG] [attachment=48500:IMGP1240.JPG] It came to me in a brand new hard case, so I'll be happy to sell it on with the case for [b]£225 posted[/b] within the UK. Cheers, The bass looks great only the picture with the dent on the headstock is NOT clear at all B.[/quote]
  14. [quote name='anthomp' post='821016' date='Apr 27 2010, 07:20 PM'] new condition in own case should have polished!! £750[/quote] Hi there, logicalmike from Cardiff-Penarth-can you tell me how old the bass is and what make of strings. I play a early eighties Precision bought from Livewire cardiff. thanks mike
  15. [quote name='EssentialTension' post='816647' date='Apr 23 2010, 08:08 PM']Thanks for your interest. The bass is setup [i]close[/i] to the values that Fender give for bass guitars: [b]For 9.5" to 12" radius:[/b] [b]Relief at 8th fret[/b] = 0.012" (0.3 mm) [b]Action at 17th fret 4th string[/b] = 6/64" (2.4 mm) [b]Action at 17th fret 1st string[/b] = 5/64" (2 mm) I have just taken all three measurements and they are very close to those figures, [i]tending to be very marginally higher[/i] by less than 1/64" in the case of the action, and 0.1 mm in the case of the relief. Given that I play with flats and consider myself to like a medium to high action I was surprised the measurement was so low. So, 'a nice low action'? I think that's too subjective to call. If you want a particularly low or lower action then I suspect a tightening tweak on the truss rod and some adjustment of the bridge pieces could achieve it. If you were going to use different strings than the TI Jazz Flats which are on it now you would need to redo the setup anyway. To me it's 'nice' as it is. Hi there any chance of you giving me a bell 02920 702644-as I am definetly interested in the bass. must leave library now..6 or 7 pm? thanks mike[/quote]
  16. [quote name='wateroftyne' post='492248' date='May 19 2009, 12:02 PM']Dave is now the (hopefully) proud owner of my Tony Franklin P. Great transaction, very patient. Thanks, Dave![/quote] Bloody nora! I have just seen a brown sauce fender P! looks good enougth to eat!!
  17. [quote name='EssentialTension' post='808415' date='Apr 16 2010, 01:04 PM']Thanks for saying so - at GAK in Brighton a new one is now at £999 I think, if they have any left with the new version soon becoming available (probably at more like £1200 I should think).[/quote] Hi there does this P bass have a nice low action? thanks mike.
  18. has this modulus got a nice low action?, and what strings are on.
  19. hi there is the bass still for sale and has it got a nice low action-also it is a passive bass yes?
  20. [quote name='bobpalt' post='654582' date='Nov 14 2009, 03:49 PM']Absolutely the last price reduction, to [b]£425[/b], before ebay. Plenty of interest, no takers unfortunately. Bb[/quote] Hi there logicalmike from Cardiff here-has the sandberg got a nice low action?
  21. [quote name='haimesy' post='645398' date='Nov 4 2009, 04:11 PM']Hi All Here is my Zon sonus special Satin gloss finish. Bartolini pick ups Graphite neck Bubinga top Swamp ash body A fantastic bass and the reason for selling/trading is i have a six string zon and fancy something else as a second bass. Tradewise fretted 4 string poss 5 string of same quality as zon would add cash for right bass. A fantastic bass in great condition except one tiny chip on headstock. Price.....£1250.00 inc p&p uk[pm for EU would have to check cost] Cheers ...John PS..The Fender in the group shot was sold recently here.[/quote] hi logicalmike from cardiff..is this bass still for sale?
  22. [quote name='OldGit' post='598948' date='Sep 15 2009, 07:40 AM']Are there any other features people would like at the bash?[/quote] hi there is this bass bash still on? I live in Penarth and it would be cool to chat and meet more bass heads
  23. [quote name='littleal' post='423980' date='Mar 3 2009, 11:15 AM']Dude don't let that go it's lovely, give martin or alex a ring at the gallery (the guy's that make the sei basses) they removed a rosewood fretted fingerboard from my wal & replaced it with an ebony fretless one & even put a nice abalone inlay on it for me for around £300 & i've just had them do the same on my warwick thumb nt6, The job these guy's do is second to none [/quote] Hi mike from cardiff here I have an early wal fretless, but I can't get used to it I would prefer a fretted wal-are still intersted in a trade?
  24. [quote name='BassBod' post='628851' date='Oct 17 2009, 03:53 PM'][attachment=34613:DSCN1313.JPG][attachment=34611:DSCN1310.JPG][attachment=34612:DSCN1309.JPG] Always wanted to try one...finally got one earlier this year. A nice example of a late 90's Thumb, all original and v good condition, just a few minor dings as expected on an oiled bass. Woods are wenge and bubinga, brass nut, all pickups and circuitry are original MEC and function perfectly. Comes in a recent Warwick bag, with all tools. Its a lovely bass, but I don't need it. Collection only (don't want to risk sending in a bag) from Bristol/Bath area..or could meet at Cardiff bass bash? PM any questions and I'll get back as soon as I can BB[/quote] Hi there has your warwick got a nice low action-mike from cardiff.
  25. [quote name='Rayman' post='628051' date='Oct 16 2009, 03:21 PM']Certainly is....wish I had the cash .[/quote] Hi there mike from Cardiff here-these flatwound strings, which surprise I cannot buy in Cardiff, do they effect the neck in any way? I must admit your bass looks amazing-I tried one for the first time 6 months ago- it was a warick streamer and the action was just low and it was just so easy to play. Ah yes I just realised- are your strings extra long? sorry to ramble logicalmike
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