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JamesTun

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  1. Hey guys,

    I just want to share a bass I picked up over the summer. A Headless Marleaux Betra Custom. This is one of the best basses I have ever seen, heard and felt. The design is flawless. The body is a bubinga with what can only be described as highlights of yellow/orange/white matte finish.

    The versatility of this bass is insane. I would could go from playing Tool to Weather Report. There is a 3 band EQ and lots of tone control. Passive/active switch allows much more versatility also. This helps the playability also. The maple neck makes it extremely easy to play and is very fast. Which is always a bonus!

    Specifications: [color=#000000][font=Cabin][size=3][b]Construction / Wood[/b][/size][/font][/color][list]
    [*][color=#000000]3 piece maple neck .[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]6 point bolt-on neck [/color]
    [*][color=#000000]ebony fretboard with 24 frets[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]2 piece body with Curly Bubinga top with ergonomic contouring[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]wooden electronic cavity and battery cavity covers[/color]
    [/list][color=#FFFFFF][font=Cabin][size=3][b]
    [color=#000000]Circuit[/color][/b][/size][/font][/color][list]
    [*][color=#000000]Marleaux 3 band active/passive[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]2 humbucker pick ups from Delano[/color]
    [/list][color=#FFFFFF][font=Cabin][size=3][b]
    [color=#000000]Hardware[/color][/b][/size][/font][/color][list]
    [*][color=#000000]black chrome, gold, matte chrome or matte gold from ETS [/color]
    [color=#000000]+ security locks[/color]
    [/list][color=#FFFFFF][font=Cabin][size=3][b]
    [color=#000000]Finish[/color][/b][/size][/font][/color][list]
    [*][color=#000000]matte finish[/color]
    [/list][color=#FFFFFF][font=Cabin][size=3]
    [color=#000000][b]Neck measurement [/b][/color][/size][/font][/color][list]
    [*][color=#000000]Scale: 864 mm / 34″[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]Nut: 45 mm / 1.77″[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]12. fret: 66 mm / 2.66″[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]24. fret: 77 mm / 3.03″[/color]
    [*][color=#000000]Bridge: 76 mm (2.99″) / 19 mm (0.75″) each string[/color]
    [/list]
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  2. Hello there,

    I'm selling a Stu Hamm signature. This is a great bass, very fun to tap and slap on. Very much similar to the Yamaha Attitude of Billy Sheehan. I see it as the bass I play tricks on!

    This comes with a Fender soft case.

    [b]Specifications[/b]:

    Short scale.

    24 Frets.

    Active Electronics.

    All black finish, scratch plate is changeable.

    3 Band EQ: Volume, treble, bass. (The knobs used on the Fender Urge are the same of those used on Kubicki model).

    2 Jazz Pickups, I think they are original with this bass. I did initially plan on putting in a P bass pickup to create my own Fender Urge Mark 1 USA version.

    Trades:

    -Fender Jazz Deluxe Fretless (MIM).











    Thanks for looking!

    Regards,

    James.

  3. Hello there,

    I'm selling my Warwick Thumb, made in 1997 to make funds for buying a Warwick Dolphin. The bass is virtually mint condition. It is a great bass for metal and funk.

    It comes with a Warwick Rock bass gig bag.

    I'm trying to make a quick sale because I need the money pretty pronto.

    [b]Specifications[/b]:

    [b] No. of Frets[/b]

    24
    [b] Scale Length (mm)[/b]

    864
    [b] Country of Origin[/b]

    Germany
    [b] Weight (kg)[/b]

    4
    [b] Guitar Body Material[/b]

    Ovankol, Wenge Neck.
    [b] No of Strings[/b]

    4
    [b] Body Style[/b]

    Twin cutaway, solidbody, four-string, active, bolt on neck.
    [b]Pickups[/b]
    2 MECs pickups.










  4. Indeed however if you look here: it does contain a Precision pickup as the middle pickup so you could still get that sound!
    Bridge Pickup: Standard Single-Coil Jazz Bass Middle Pickup: Standard Split Single-Coil Precision Bass Controls: Volume 1. (Middle Pickup), Volume 2. (Bridge Pickup), Master Tone Pickup Configuration: SS

  5. Yes, after finding a few Status wooden necks. It does seem to what they fetch around. Browsing recently, there are plenty of bargains out on Gumtree! Found this: http://www.gumtree.com/p/for-sale/fender-2001-sunburst-jazz-4-string-bass/1078309679?utm_source=systemedm&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=adreply

    Although a standard, still a bargain!

  6. Hello everyone.

    I was just posting this thread on the topic of Carl Thompson basses, how expensive they are and if there are any alternatives out there?
    Being a big Les Claypool/Stanley Clarke fan. I do have a thing for the different styles of the Carl Thompson basses. Especially the Rainbow style. However these cost close to £10,000. Its not even plausesable for me to even consider spending this amount of money on a bass.

    On the other hand, I have done some research into alternatives: http://adamstonebasses.com/ < Adam Stone basses made in the USA. Most of the models are replicas or copies of the CT basses but at a quarter of the price. You can get a replica standard for around $900. Which is a bargain. On the website there are several videos of the Adam Stone basses: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y81A9MLkods. Although I have not heard back from him after emailing him a few weeks ago. So I'm cautious if he is that active any more making basses. There is a update clarifying that. But I think the waiting list is rather long and getting it shipped over to the UK may prove difficult.

    Lastly. Many people may not have heard of them but Eve guitars : http://www.eveguitars.co.uk/. Douglas makes his basses in Scotland and has two models ; Elite and Pro designs. They are fully customizable at a bite size price. Pro standard price is £900, the Elite being from £2000. To me if you wanted a Carl Thompson style mixed with a Warwick. Look no further. I'm considering these as options because I do think you could get a similar look if you picked the right woods from Eve to make them look similar. They're relatively new so you do play the risk of no resale value. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD99gs0qeAM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uqm4KfV5FC8.

    Check these out, see what you think!

    Regards,

    James.

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