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Sold a scratchplate to Tony.

No messing about, quick payment and comms. Recommended BC'er 👍

Sold a couple of guitar wall hangers to Rich.

Super quick payment and comms. 

Wouldn't hesitate to do business again 👍

Sold a d-tuner to Owen, very straightforward sale with great comms and quick payment. Wouldn't hesitate to do business again in the future 👍

Sold a bridge and tuner to Brian, quick and easy comms and payment, wouldn't hesitate to do business again in the future 👍

3 hours ago, Rich said:

Hi

Does the £10 each for the wall hangers include postage? I'd be interested in taking both.

Pm'd

Recently sold a tuner to Alex, quick payment and attentive comms, the ideal BC'er. Wouldn't hesitate to do business again. 

The same cannot be said for a parcel company called Evri....🤬

13 minutes ago, briansbrew said:

Unfortunately the buyer backed out this morning so still available..

That is out of order. 

6 minutes ago, PawelG said:

I thought it sold on eBay last night?

 

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/296349136683?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=3By1fIwJR72&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=grV29MvFQNm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

I was watching that as well!

Great price for a lovely light bass. Really can't go wrong with that!

18 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:

Quite surprised no one has snapped this up, looks very nice 

Me too. Wish I had use for it, just own a couple too many basses and could do with freeing up some dosh.

Bought a set of strap locks from @cd_david

Sale went smoothly, wouldn't hesitate to do business again. 

In good working order, Still has protective film on the wheels, protective cover included. 

Tortoise shell scratchplate off a long gone US Fender Jazz 4 string £10

Few scuffs but works fine. 

Lightly used and in good working condition. 

Hello everyone!

Need to raise funds for other gear.

Bought new from Fairdeal music in Brum in July last year. 

Shell pink, mint scratchplate, and comes with a really nice Ashdown gig bag. 

Weighs 3.8kg.

Near perfect condition. 

Willing to discuss postage or delivery otherwise it's collection from Erdington, North Birmingham. 

On 30/03/2024 at 09:25, jazzmanb said:

Thundercat last night 

He's clearly a very talented bloke but its a mad old combo of out there jazz madness meets super smooth dreamy soul/rnb type thing 

 

What is for sure it you get world class playing from  drums and keys and bass  and it sounded superb

 

Best live bass mix i've heard and i've seen Geddy,claypool,levin .karn   etc 

Me too, saw him in Wolverhampton last night. Agree with your description. Pleased to see place was packed. He's an incredible talent. Didn't have a clue what he was on about in the chat between songs though 😂

Cracking band. Colibri must be one of the most exhilarating bass lines ever

You do get through some lovely axes sir! Mmmmmm....😋

Such great looking basses, great price too. 

GLWTS

My Jabba 5 is just superb, excellent quality instruments that don't have the profile they deserve. 

Great colour combo...😍

On 12/02/2024 at 19:52, Hemibass said:

I didn't see this thread until I googled us to find the link for the tickets to our gig haha

 

I'm the bass player in this band (Invisible Airwaves)!

 

Thanks for all the nice comments guys. Lovely to hear.

 

And can confirm, Tamas is a very cool guy  

 

Maybe see some of you in June!

You guys have done an amazing rendition of Tom Sawyer, absolutely bang on!

One of my favourite records and a terrific bassist.

Trevor recommended the band sack their original bass player Mark Lickley and Brad replaced him. 

According to Trevor Horn's book Brad was the son of Don Lang who was the trombonist in the Bob Miller band and had sung the original theme for the Six-Five Special TV series. 

There is a really challenging bass lick in 'Show Me' at the end of the string intro at 0.38s where the drums come in. Awesome dextrous bass guitar playing which took me ages to figure out!

Thanks for posting, huge Pino fan here but I have to say this is unfortunately yet another podcast hosted by a person who thinks it's all about themselves. 

I'd estimate the majority of this interview consists of the interviewer sharing his own thoughts and poor old Pino, one of the most experienced, influential and respected bass players in the world, is barely able to get a word in at times. 

Would be great if this could be edited down to a shorter interview which actually focussed on what the great man (Pino, not the other guys) has to say.