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    Crikey, this might have been my first bass back in to 90s. Those dings look familiar. Good luck.
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    [quote name='The Dark Lord' timestamp='1337632911' post='1663299']The previous owner says he did that by finger playing ????[/quote] With a finger technique like that I wouldn't lend him a bass.
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    [quote name='Ashwood1985' timestamp='1337649241' post='1663530'] Hi DL, Ummm please excuse my potential ignorance but why so cheap? This is up for half the price of a 'rock bass' This hurts my head (and potentially my heart considering I forked a bundle for a 5 string $$ streamer a few months ago!) Ash [/quote] Although the neck is like that of a standard German Warwick, the body is made of Carolena which is a softer and cheaper wood. These still sound very good though. I used to own one.
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    Could you ask the guys back at the factory to add a Thumb Pro M / Jazzman to the range, please?
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    Now on hold! Cheers, Rick
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    Hi guven. Sorry but i need to free up some space! Already have too much stuff! Cheers- Bump!
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    Bump.
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    Owned a Sandberg J5 but switched to a passive Am Std Jazz 5. The Sandberg was great, but too active sounding for me. My Warwicks have that sound covered if I need it. The Am Std came with a J-Retro for extra money but I asked the seller to put in the original circuit. In my opinion Fenders are meant to be solid, retro workhorses and passive is the way to go.
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    Bump. [b]UPDATE:[/b] Will also throw in a guitar stand to sweeten the deal!
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    [quote name='chrkelly' timestamp='1321638126' post='1441572'] Where in London are you based? [/quote] You have a PM. Bump!
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    Daily bump.
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    Yes ventilation is also very important. I always keep a top window very slightly ajar to allow for this. Good luck with your move!
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    Now £200. Anyone? Bueller?
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    [quote]When i went in today there was a mold grown on the seats i have in the room and some of my tools have rusted, i can only assume it is from the room being damp. [/quote] Bloody hell! If your room is that damp I'd be more worried about getting my walls damp coursed!! There's every chance that your bass will be fine, but I'd get on the phone about that damp asap.
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    Up!
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    Bump.
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    Daily bump.
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    And again!
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    Bump!
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    Bump!
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    Bump!
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    I have a Squier CV P bass for sale. It's in great condition having never been gigged. I also have added a rosewood thumb rest and some plated brass control knobs. Comes with a gig bag but no strap. Looking for [b]£200[/b]. Collection only in London. [b]UPDATE:[/b] Will also throw in a guitar stand to sweeten the deal! Thanks for looking.
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    [quote name='lobematt' post='1336431' date='Aug 11 2011, 02:07 PM']I know, I was asking what he tunes his bass to because of the 8 string guitars[/quote] Ah, ok! Sorry - the way it read was a little ambiguous to me...
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    [quote name='lobematt' post='1336344' date='Aug 11 2011, 12:50 PM']I was just wondering if anybody knows what tuning he plays in to go with the monster 8 string guitars he plays with? I was also wondering if anyones heard the jazz album he released? Ta![/quote] Lovgren uses 5 string Warwick basses. it's the Meshuggah guitarists who use 8 strings.....
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    [quote name='73Jazz' post='1174048' date='Mar 23 2011, 10:57 PM']That has nothing to do with flatwound. As on rounds, just a matter of set and brand. Thomastik Infeld for instance have no high tension.[/quote] Beat me to it!!
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