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Grreth

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  1. HELLO!

    I've decided to part company with a red 90's Dearmond Starfire. It's all original and in pretty good condition.

    It's 30.5" (short scale) 4 String, currently strung with flats (I can't remember what brand) and has that great 60's thing going on. It's just that that 60's thing isn't really my thing!

    There was a crack to the finish between the fingerboard and the neck but I had that seen to by Overwater and it definitely has no issues. The case I got with it, however is a guitar case with a slot cut out to accommodate the head. I was going to buy a proper case for it but didn't get around to it. For this reason, I'd probably like for it to be picked up/meet half way but could possibly look at packing it up extra safe and sending it via a courier.

    I'd be looking for around [s]£400.00[/s] £300.00.

    Gareth



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  2. HI!

    I've been kind of watching that site and I've managed to pick up a couple of things from www.classicandcoolguitars.co.uk
    Mark from that site has been very helpful!

    Cheers,

    Gareth




    [quote name='Jerry_B' post='1349413' date='Aug 23 2011, 08:27 PM']Various spares for the T-40 come up for sale on [url="http://www.belongingsbroker.com/category/peavey-t-parts"]this website[/url] once in a while...[/quote]

  3. Hi Eric,

    The tuner? Some joker has fitted a fender clover type tuner for the 'g' string! I've absolutely no idea why! It's currently fitted with a badassII Bridge, I have an original but need some saddles. I can wait for them though.

    Where can I get a phase switch? I'm haven't much knowledge of the switches and want to make sure I get the correct one for the bass. It's a 1980 model. If you have spares, I would certainly buy one from you if you were prepared to sell.

    Cheers,

    Gareth



    [quote name='FlatEric' post='1349388' date='Aug 23 2011, 08:12 PM']Hi. Welcome. :)

    Saddles. . . . Mmmm, not so easy!

    Tuner, What it wrong with the original?

    Switch - easiest of all requests. Easily got, if you struggle, I've got spares.

    Come back to me.

    Cheers> :)[/quote]

  4. Hey! Thanks for all of the feedback. I've managed to track down a cheap m-80 and I'm gonna give that a whirl...If I'm not sure, I think I'll have a go with the Aguilar. The EBS MicroBass looks cool but quite pricey. As does the Radial BassBone. Does anyone have any feed back on the BassBone?

  5. Hello!!

    I bought a T40 a few weeks ago but it needs a bit of work. It's a 1980 model toaster with maple neck.It's absolutely great,properly worn in but I'm looking for a few pieces for it, if anyone can help?!

    1. A set of 4 bridge saddles
    2. A machine head
    3. A phase switch

    If anyone can help me out, I'd really appreciate it. I'm not unleashing it until I've got it tidied up.

  6. Hmmmm....Thanks for all the input! I wasn't aware of the EBS or Hartke models...It's more to think about! More research required, I think.

  7. Hi All!

    The way things are working out for me at the moment, I've realised that I really need to look in to getting a bass di/effect unit. I've been thinking about it for quite a while and was only really looking at the Sansamp models but I couldn't make my mind up as to which of their models would be the best unit and/or the best value for money. However, to put a spanner in the works, I've discovered the existence of the MXR M-80 and the Aguilar Tonehammer and am now truly stuck. I'd really like some honest opinions and reviews on these if possible before I go and spend my cash.

    I'm currently using an '88 MM StingRay and a LittleMark II, if that makes a difference?

    Cheers,


    Gareth

  8. I know what you're saying, but it is time to let this one go. To be set free and played like it should be played!




    [quote name='Schnozzalee' post='1340767' date='Aug 15 2011, 03:29 PM']Yeah you should stick with it! I always used my Marleaux fretless five as my main bass, twas mega versatile and with an ebony board theres nothing from stopping you slapping it too! If thats your thing :). Looks like you may have a sale ^^[/quote]

  9. Thanks for the bump, Schnozzalee! You've made me feel a bit guilty about selling now though. Should I stick with and make the fretless my thing? It's the second one I've had but, even though I adore the sound, I just can't it going in any projects I get involved with. It deserves to be 'out there' not 'in here'!



    [quote name='Schnozzalee' post='1329404' date='Aug 5 2011, 11:48 PM']This and that GB Spitfire should be gone, more players need to get into fretless on this site! Next to no learning curve and far more fun to play; there's more depth to your tone and if you don't like the Mwaaaah flick it to the neck pickup and theres still a significant improvement.[/quote]

  10. Hi Matt,

    I'm not really looking for trades...unless it blows my mind!

    Thanks for the bump!

    [quote name='overwater#1' post='1329296' date='Aug 5 2011, 10:03 PM']Not interested in possible trades at all? Amp wise..? :)
    You never know, always worth asking!

    Nevertheless.. bump for a stunning looking bass![/quote]

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