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Ian Davies

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  1. Hi all Up for sale is a brand new, unopened set of [b]DR HI-BEAM 5 string set, 45 – 125.[/b] £20, including free postage (mainland UK). [attachment=34303:PICT0787.JPG] Also, I’ve got another set of DR HI-BEAM 45 – 125, which were on my bass for a few hours before I took them off and went over to nickels for good. £10, including free postage (mainland UK). [attachment=34302:PICT0785.JPG] Thanks for looking, any questions then feel free to ask. Ian.
  2. Hi Everyone Up for sale is a [b]Radial Big Shot[/b] – A/B selector with tuner out and Mute switch, great for changing between double bass and bass guitar, or just 2 bass guitars. I’ve only used it a couple of times, so it’s still in good condition, with the original box and packaging. It’s passive, so no need for a battery. You can get them new from Thomann at around £92 (depending on the exchange rate at the time). Yours for £50. Postage is free. Thanks for looking and please feel free to ask any questions. Ian. [attachment=34299:PICT0784.JPG] [attachment=34298:PICT0782.JPG]
  3. Hello, I’ve been experimenting with bass strings recently, so I’ve got for sale some hardly used (only had them on my bass for 2 weeks) [b]Pirastro’s Evah Pirazzi Soft[/b] bass strings – [b]Only E, A and D strings (no G)[/b], for £50. The cheapest place to get them in the UK is The String Zone, where a complete set sells for £143.75, and the single G string is £29.90. So it’s a bit of a bargain! Free Postage as well. Thanks for looking and please feel free to ask any questions. Ian.
  4. Hi all Up for sale is my German pattern [b]Roderich Paesold 506[/b] valued at £600. Octagonal stick made from Pernambuco wood, with mother of peal inlay in the frog. Recently it has been professionally re-haired with a mixture of finest quality black and white horse hair. On my bass the bow produces a clear, open and robust tone. The bow comes with a free hard case. I’m very happy for interest parties to come over and try the bow out, and see if it’s suitable for them. Make me an offer Postage is free! Thanks for looking and please feel free to ask any questions. Ian. [attachment=34295:PICT0777.JPG] [attachment=34296:PICT0779.JPG] [attachment=34297:PICT0780.JPG]
  5. Hi Sean Just to let you know the Tonehammer arrived safely this morning and I'm really please with it. It was great doing buisness with you. Thank You!! Ian
  6. Hi Geoff Looks interesting, did you get it new? Cheers. Ian.
  7. [quote name='jakesbass' post='531406' date='Jul 3 2009, 09:27 AM']Hi Ian, not seen you before so firstly. Hi. I've been watching this thread with interest, it's really good to hear of peoples experience with strings as (I'm sure you know) experimenting is damned expensive. I have a set of innovation silver slap on my jazz bass, they are very flexible, nice ping and not rubbery (in the sticky sense) although they are prone to choking a little if I pluck very hard. I'm not much of a bowing guy but the arco I have done sounds quite full on them. Thanks for sharing everbody Jake[/quote] Hi Jake, thanks for the Hi! Yes, experimenting with strings is expensive! I’ve been following a similar thread on other forums, and that’s what brought me to try the Evah Pirazzi soft gage strings. However strings sound and behave differently on each bass, so it’s very difficult to go on the opinion of others. The only solution is to just try them! As you said the innovation strings are another option for pizz/arco and something I’ve not yet considered but it’s definitely worth bearing in mind. I’m going to wait a bit and see how the Evah’s settle in, before I make a proper evaluation of them. Ian
  8. Hi all, I thought I’ll put in my opinion on this topic. I've just put the Evah Pirazzi soft gage strings on my bass and had a jazz gig on them yesterday. My initial thoughts were positive; great tone, nice attack to the front of the note, low tension - so easy to play, well defined pitch, I did a bit of arco and they seemed to be good for that too. However I did find the strings to be very rubbery and although the low tension made them easy to play the rubberyness (if that’s a word?) made them quite hard work - I felt I had to really pull the strings to get them moving. Also they seemed a bit harsh on my fingers. Up to now I had been using Belcanto's which I thought were a good hybrid string but maybe leaning towards the arco side, these days I'm mainly doing jazz so I wanted a hybrid string that leans towards pizz. I’ve heard mixed reviews on the Obligato’s so I’m a bit wary of trying them. But I may have to give them a go, if they work then great, if not I’ll go back to the Belcanto’s. Ian.
  9. I've decided to reduce the asking price on my Jazz bass to just £400.
  10. Hi all I've decided to keep the LM II and just sell the cab, I've amended the original post to show this. Thanks for looking. Ian.
  11. [quote name='Kirky' post='436004' date='Mar 16 2009, 12:49 PM']Nice. Where are you?[/quote] Hi I'm in Surrey.
  12. Hello I'm selling my beloved Fender Jazz because I have recurring back problems, which have recently flared up again, so I need to find a lighter weight bass (I've actually just ordered a Shuker bass to replace the jazz). FENDER JAPAN ’62 RE ISSUE JAZZ BASS 3 Tone Sunburst Fender Japan 62 Re-Issue Jazz bass, serial number O017739 (1999-2003), ash body with rosewood fingerboard. Weight 4.5 kg / 9.9 lb, frets and neck in good condition. Brand new electronics and pots with Seymour Duncan SJB-1 Vintage Pick Ups and a Badass II bridge. There are some general use marks and scratches, and two small chips on the top edge of the body and another chip on the lower edge of the body (please check images). Not as new but has the played in look! [attachment=22134:PICT0707.JPG] [attachment=22135:PICT0708.JPG] [attachment=22136:PICT0709.JPG] [attachment=22137:PICT0710.JPG] This bass has recently been professionally set up, so is in great playing condition. A great jazz bass, super fast neck and lovely sound. You’re very welcome to come over and try the bass out. Total Cost that I paid (including all the modifications) £800 [b]Sell for just £400[/b] Thanks for looking.
  13. Hi all I'm selling my MarkBass Traveler 121H cab. Here's the details... MARKBASS TRAVELER 121H Markbass Traveler 121H Bass Cabinet, 1 x 12" Neodym, Custom made Speaker by B&C, 1" HF compression driver Tweeter , 400Watt/8Ohm, 40Hz - 20KHz, ultra light & compact, Bassreflex at the backside, WEIGHT 34.61 lbs - Size: H: 19.25 in. x W: 15 in. x D: 18 in Cost £502 Sell for £385 [attachment=22133:PICT0705.JPG] The cab is in excellent condition. Reason for the sale is because I have recurring back problems, which have recently flared up again, so I need to sell this and find a lighter weight cab (I know it's pretty light to stat with but I need to go super light!) I'm also selling my modified Fender Japan 62' re-issue jazz bass as well. Thanks for looking. Ian.
  14. Hi all, I'm selling my Ken Smith 5 string Burner to make some room for my other basses. The Details are.... Ash body, maple neck and rosewood fingerboard. EMG pick ups, Ken Smith tuners and Wilkinson bridge. Date is 4/27/93 and signed by Ken Smith. Well played in with a few bangs and dents – plays like a dream . Sell for offers around: £500 You're very welcolm to come over and check out the bass. Thank You for Looking. [url="http://basschat.co.uk/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif"]http://basschat.co.uk/style_emoticons/default/smile.gif[/url]
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