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  1. three
    Gorgeous bass, fabulous spec and without doubt, one of Basschat’s finest members! Stunner.
  2. three
    There's a decent image in the Ashdown video here - about 17 seconds in. It looks like a short-scale (unless it's a tall bass-player - not somebody that I recognise). Could be a standard Saint though as it doesn't look like a roasted board https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jU00_VsmBw&t=17s
  3. three
    They're usually very expensive - lovely feel but very little growl in my experience. I'm not a big growl user these days, but the TI JRs are so smooth that I removed them from one bass as I needed a little more bite.
  4. three
    What a lovely thing to do with the proceeds! Thank you.
  5. three
    On no, I need SSL Native X Saturator... fortunately, not ridiculously expensive.
  6. three
    I didn't think I was interested in saturation. I bought a Monique. Turns out I am.
  7. three
    The more I play basses (with some kind of aim), the less I buy them. The instruments become less important than the music (and importantly, the company in which they are played). Funny that. And reassuring.
  8. three
    Only the 350 - powerful, well built, solid modern tone with useful and well thought-through features. However, a very bright amp overall (for me).
  9. three
    Stupendous cabs - my favourite 12 by some distance (and I’ve had a few!) Laughably light too
  10. three
    Lovely looking bass, classic tone and some fabulous playing (as ever). Thanks, really enjoyed that. Some great energy in the Jacksons overall, and especially some of those basslines
  11. three
    Really good to see this fixed (and in all its glory!). Great to see all the new images too - what a beautiful bass - the quality of work here is fabulous. The neck pocket and cavity are works of art in their own right. Then there’s the finish. I was a bit sceptical re: leds too but they come into their own in darker environments. Now I really want this
  12. three
    I think that Hellzero has the answer here! If you wish to have the ivory removed anyway (I would certainly understand this), I would contact the Jewellery School at Birmingham City University. The school has some brilliant jewellers and technicians and I suspect they’d be very willing to help. I can provide contacts by PM if useful.
  13. three
    This is helpful and I thought this might be the case - using connectors in the neck pocket and heel is the only way that I could conceive of powering LEDs (other than a battery/switch somewhere in the neck itself).
  14. three
    Curious - do you have a pic of the interior of the cavity and can you see how the wiring is routed to the neck? I’ve only had leds in neck-through basses but maybe removing the neck would reveal any connectors. A quick mail to Sims might be helpful - I’ve always found the company very responsive. Incidentally, a gorgeous bass! Also, are they definitely leds? Could simply be decorative markers set in a metal surround?
  15. three
    Moved again!
  16. three
    Moved!
  17. three
    Looks like a CV Andy. Absolutely gorgeous bags!
  18. three
    I suspect that Cosmo was helpfully referring to the 'Europe' (typo?) in the topic title line. Perhaps a good idea to change this to 'Europa' to facilitate accurate searching? What a beautiful bass. I can imagine this sounds quite extraordinary!
  19. three
    Fabulous pre in a fabulous rig. I would love to hear this (and see the Alembics!)
  20. three
    Magnificent basses - the necks on these are in a league of their own. Just as importantly, an original cream Lakland case - a bit nuts I know, but my favourite of all bass cases!
  21. three
    I had the 'plus' version of this and it's a superb preamp - I'm sure this version is very little different. Really versatile and the twin balanced outs are extremely useful (indeed, I think that all good pres/DIs would benefit from this feature). Very solid and sturdy units with a real quality look and feel. I'd concur with Steve above - bargain!
  22. three
    Suberb basses, superb seller - this one is almost identical to my own, though with a gloss rather than satin neck (and a different bridge). The tonal range from these is pretty staggering, and playability and comfort are perfect for me. I can't see this hanging around
  23. three
    The Gallery has some lovely Wals in stock, though 12.5k seems a mere trifle. Take a deep breath… https://thebassgallery.com/search?q=wal
  24. three
    Beautiful! Do you have an accurate weight, and details of nut width and string spacing at the bridge?
  25. three
    Not quite symmetrical but close
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