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Sorry! Prefer natural finish Warwicks and couldn't bear to strip off the original blue, so have a bump instead!
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[quote name='woodyratm' post='500760' date='May 29 2009, 12:08 PM']Bump.
£450 delivered to your door!
Please![/quote]
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[quote name='Pentode' post='500542' date='May 29 2009, 06:15 AM']Have you tried having a word with Andy at Wizard Pickups? [/quote]
+1. Theres a guy on the forum called Huge Hands who got Wizard to make some up some non-standard pups for his Squire V. You should drop him a PM.
Also +1 to trying a new preamp.
P.S. Please don't re-route the bass - you'll likely come to regret it! -
[quote name='Mr. Foxen' post='500346' date='May 28 2009, 10:19 PM'][/quote]
Whoa, freaky upside down headstock! Gig that and it will really confuse folk after a few pints.. -
PM'd!
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Squiers and Yamahas are great for the price, and hold their value well. I'd recommend them over Curbow/Tanglewood.
Also try the thread below. It's a Bass Collection SB320 from the 90s - they're great basses, though not passive.
[url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=50147"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=50147[/url] -
I can actually get a great Deaky tone with my Thumb NT by using the neck pup, maxing the mid dial flattening the treble and bass.
Deaky playing a Thumb bass just wouldn't have been right, though! -
SOLD!
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Some ding pics, as requested by Kevbass. It's been well used, but looked after!
There are few dings on the back and underside edge. None breaks the finish. -
[quote name='Waldo' post='496824' date='May 24 2009, 08:53 PM']That's a superb price. That'd be a great bass even if you paid twice as much![/quote]
Nice of you to say, but I'd never shift it at that price! Corvettes go for just over £300 these days.... -
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I'd try Pacer Zap CA rather than the Loctite. It's very thin stuff and will easily fill out the crack.
[url="http://www.zapglue.com/"]Zap Glue.[/url] -
[quote name='tischbein' post='496625' date='May 24 2009, 02:55 PM']I always thought Thumbs have 26 frets... somebody clarify for me, please. Nice bass. How do you know it´s a Thumb??[/quote]
It's a Thumb BO. They have 24 frets. -
Well I just found out that they have no more in stock!!
What's the Jazz V Deluxe like? -
[quote name='tauzero' post='495159' date='May 22 2009, 01:45 PM']Yes, I bought one, then sold it shortly afterwards when I got a Tsai, which was far more playable. I don't rate the neck on the Squier, it's usable but not good.[/quote]
Well, the neck felt pretty good to me, especially for less than 200 notes!
What's a Tsai? -
So I've dropped some cash on a Squier 5 string, but have some questions about replacing the pickups. This bass uses [b]two J pickups[/b] rather than a P-J configuration.
What makes should I consider? I'm familiar with all the brands - Bartolini, EMG etc, but am wondering which would work best wired into the stock passive electronics. I'm not looking for colourless reproduction, I'm after the most tone and character I can get from the bass. I'm all about the midrange.
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[quote]I love the cricket bat sized neck[/quote]
That must be what sold me, I like Warwicks for the same reason.... -
Yes, I've discovered that it is discontinued, but there are still a few out there. I just bought one from Dolphin music in Walnut satin. Should look sweet next to the Thumbs... ^_^
I'd tried the Jazz V, but I much preferred the P because the neck is wider, with string spacing that seems almost identical to that of a 4 string.
We'll see how we go when it gets here.... -
Just tried out a Squier Standard P-Bass Special V and was hugely impressed for the price. Obviously the pickups could be upgraded, but the string spacing and neck were really nice.
Have been on the lookout for a fiver but have been changing my mind over whether to splash out on a higher end bass (Thumb 5, most likely). However, it now looks like I might actually buy a Fender-style bass!
Anyone else tried one of these?
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Loving this, but I have enough 4 string Thumbs...
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[quote name='josh3184' post='492409' date='May 19 2009, 02:53 PM']wow, that's a really nicely designed thumbrest! I tend to just use a B string [/quote]
Nice isn't it? I had it made for me by Birdsong guitars. -
Cheers, Ben!
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Back on sale after a bit of a spring clean and some better photos. Need to sell to make space for a 5 string. Three basses is enough for me!
It's year 2000 1PU Warwick Streamer Std (German made - not Rockbass) with an ebony thumbrest and an onboard Seymour Duncan preamp. Has a nice woody sound and the preamp really boosts the highs and lows whilst keeping the original passive character. The preamp also has a full passive switch.
The ovangkol/wenge neck was recently replaced so is brand new with a JAN III nut.
Comes as is, so don't want to to post. Looking for a pick-up in London.
I'm selling at £150.
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Sorry couldn't buy right now... Have a bump!
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Being a huge Talk Talk fan I obviously hate the No Doubt version! For me the playing on the original is far superior.
In any case have fun with it, it's great bass line.