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NHM

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  1. Music books. All in very good / as new condition. £60 the lot, or priced individually. Collection only from Faversham unless you buy the lot then plus postage at cost. The Fender Bass by Klaus Blasquiz £10 Guitar Classics Vintage Electric Guitar Bible 2015 £10 Guitar Classics Guitar Amp Bible £10 Guitarist The Vintage Issue no. 385 £2 The Guitar and Amp Sourcebook by Mike Abbott £5 50 Years of Fender by Tony Bacon £8 The Bass Book by Tony Bacon and Barry Moorhouse £5 The Ultimate Guitar Book by Tony Bacon £5 Electric Guitars and Basses by George Gruhn and Walter Carter £10 The Gretsch Book by Tony Bacon and Paul Day £13 The Fender Book by Tony Bacon and Paul Day £7 The Funky Bass Book ed. Bill Leigh £5 The Fender Amp Book by John Morrish £13 1001 Guitars to dream of playing before you die ed. Terry Burrows £5 Ian Dury the definitive biography by Will Birch £5 The Rolling Stone Encyclopaedia of Rock and Roll (condition poor) £5 Guinness World Records British Hit Single and Albums £5
  2. my set arrived today - they work fine, but look a little fragile so I'll just have to be extra careful.
  3. sorry, I'm looking for cash.
  4. I've owned this from new, it's unmodified, pro set up by Crockett Guitars, TI Jazz flats fitted in excellent condition. The bass is unmarked as far as I can see and in mint condition, ready to gig. Complete with Gator hard case, original case candy and Gibson strap. Reluctant sale as it is a really lovely instrument but it isn't getting played so it can move to a new home. Cash and Collection only, from Faversham.
  5. thanks for the heads up on this
  6. Hi, if these are the measurements then I'll take it. Will you PM me your bank account details?
  7. Hi, could you send the measurements of this - length/width? thanks
  8. I did an experiment with my Minmax this afternoon - I unscrewed the fan and took it out, powered up the amp on my desk with the fan running away from the chassis. The same noisy fan was virtually silent, so it is the casing that creates the noise. I need to find a way to make a 'silent' mounting.
  9. I'm sorry to hear of the demise of Marvin's Minimax, but without wishing to appear insensitive to his loss, I'm interested to make mine have a silent fan. I've just opened it up, and the current fan is 60x20mm, 24v, 0.11A and two cable (see pic below) (unlike the ones recommended earlier which were three cable). Would this be a good choice?: Jopto 2PCS Mini Brushless Silent 3D Printer Cooling Fan 60x60x20mm 6020 DC 24V Fan With 2 Pin Terminal Compatible With Laptop 3D Printer PC CPU Computer Cases For DIY With 30cm/11.81inch Cable : Amazon.co.uk: Business, Industry & Science
  10. Unlucky.
  11. I'm a fan (geddit?) of these amps too, really punchy, full sound, I have one which is my back-up. It is only used in loud situations so the noise isn't a problem for me.
  12. A clip on tuner. Ok, convenient and works well but it makes you look (even more) like a t***.
  13. I got mine about ten years ago from WD Music when they had a branch in the UK. If you look on their US site, or the Hosco site, there is a Wilkinson bridge where the saddles looks about the same.
  14. I've fond memories of Greenhalgh's in Fore Street, Exeter, where I bought my first bass (a Jazz copy) in 1977.
  15. I think probably the shop I spent the most time in was in Canterbury, where I went to university. A place called – I think – castle street music, or something like that. It was a guitar shop on castle street, and businesses in Canterbury tend to go for pretty straightforward names. It was called County Music - a lovely shop, good staff, a decent selection of gear for a small outlet, always happy to match online (GAK) prices.
  16. possibly, all my basses have a symmetrical curve where they stand so I don't have a problem.
  17. If you go into amazon and search Kinsman wooden guitar stand, you'll find it.
  18. Here's a sexy little folding wooden number, I found it on Amazon a few years ago:
  19. I haven't played a RB210 but I've owned a Rumble 500 for over ten years. Pros: if you like the sound, then the Rumble with 'Vintage' engaged is near perfect. Loud, light, reliable, sounds great in the mix. It's fine on its own for pub gigs but when paired with a second 2x10 it's epic. Good height to sit on at rehearsals. Cons: I don't like the drive setting, it's too harsh for me. A built in tuner would be nice. I would prefer side handles.
  20. Just home from my first gig with the Evo lll 500 (going in to two Rumble 2x10s) - wow, what a sound, I couldn't believe how big the rig sounded. Lots of compliments.
  21. A good thing about fitting the Hosco saddles is that they keep the correct look of the bridge - i.e. twin saddles - and also utilise the stock bridge plate so no new holes in the body are required.
  22. I'm a bit late to the party on this topic, but I've fitted the Hosco compensated saddles to my Musicmaster and have had a good ten years of 'no worries / great intonation' as a result.
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