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Gigbab

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  1. I bought some XLR and Speakon cables from Mike. The comms was good, the items well packed and the delivery was quick. Good quality stuff too. Very happy.
  2. I bought an effects pedal from Si, a really painless transaction. The item was well packaged and received in good condition, with good communication throughout. Nice one.
  3. Great bass pickup from Adam. Very quick delivery and well packaged. Highly recommended.
  4. These will sound good on my bitza P. Are they still available?
  5. There's no scarf joint...it's made the same way as F....r necks. The repair was a straight glue up with no splines.
  6. It was bought as a repair project but I chickened out and took it to a luthier to sort it out properly. The lower picture is the repaired bass.
  7. Mmm...sparkley blue M2000...oops...that's better
  8. Just bought a nice pair of powered PA speakers from Alex. Gear was in good condition, exactly as described. Top bloke to deal with. Cheers
  9. I recently bought a Fender USA Jazz bass from David. It was accurately described both in photographs and text and additional information was provided on request. I had the opportunity to test drive the bass as I picked it up in person. The comms during the sale were great and David was a pleasure to deal with. No hesitation in recommending.
  10. For my last outdoor gig an upturned recycling box!
  11. Not quite the same issue but I bought a bare Precision AVRI neck off a certain auction site, the ferrules/bushes of the Gotoh GBR640 vintage resolites I was going to use were a rattling good fit. The holes had been adjusted by a former owner using a taper reamer and were now too big. I used a piece of PVC pipe into which the bushes happened to be a tight fit and cut four rings to suit the depth of the bushes. I counterbored the holes in the headstock to be a tight fit for the rings, pressed them in a and voila.
  12. I am also interested in a cover for what will become no. 010 in due course...
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