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  1. Burns-bass
    Its also a very forgiving instrument. Even if you’re not entirely in tune, your band mates will forgive you as it looks so cool and you’ve made such a huge effort to get anywhere with it!
  2. Burns-bass
    The jack socket on my Warwick broke in front of a packed Royal Albert Hall audience. Swapped to a Geddy Lee jazz in seconds and all was ok. Never played a Warwick (or the Albert hall!) ever again.
  3. Burns-bass
    That’s just a standard filter, so yes 100% agree.
  4. Burns-bass
    Looks lovely! I think what you’re doing is ace. Great products, great prices and descriptions. Good luck with the business!!!
  5. Burns-bass
    . If you enter through the homepage you’re less likely to be searching for an individual product rather than browse through the whole range. If you’re searching for a specific product (a 1973 Precision for example) you’ll most likely have discovered the site through a search engine and enter through the product page.
  6. Burns-bass
    Try explaining this to some web designers is a nightmare. I’m having this exact issue when building a new e-commerce site… The bass bros site is ok, and they’re banking on the audience being less concerned with instant fulfilment.
  7. Burns-bass
    Any (reasonable) offers? I really don’t want to have to do eBay, but I will as I need this moved on. Interested in trades too!
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  9. Burns-bass
    £25 for Beatles scores?
  10. Burns-bass
    Jazz = cool
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    Exceptional amps. Regret selling mine.
  13. Burns-bass
    I did sell it 20 odd years ago, so it’s likely broken by now!
  14. Burns-bass
    Now £1550. I need this gone to pay for home improvements (and maybe a new Czech Ease bass...)
  15. Burns-bass
    I sold one of these to Phil Oakey from the Human League. It was (and I think still is) used on their tours. I lost a fortune posting it as it was all flight cased.
  16. Burns-bass
    I sold this and it was exquisite in every way. Think the retail price would be around £3k
  17. Burns-bass
    If buy it, but the train to collect it from central London is £208 return.
  18. Burns-bass
    I once did a gig with an Australian band and the bass player asked to borrow my Musicman Stingray. They were headlining and was told if I didn’t the gig wouldn’t go ahead. After the gig my bass somehow ended up in his dressing room covered in coats. A heated discussion later and I extricated the bass! I can understand not wanting to fly with the bass. If it were me, I’d order a HB 5 string from Thomson and have it delivered to the venue…
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    Ahh, so the bridge itself can sometimes lift a little bit away from the body over time. This happens on most, if not all, Rickenbackers. It’s nothing to worry about, but I wouldn’t feel right not mentioning it. The lift here is no greater than a sheet of two of paper.
  21. Burns-bass
    I can now post this. I've checked and it should cost around £40 with UPS or Royal Mail (uninsured). Insurance will be more.
  22. Burns-bass
    People are cowards and they don’t want to deliver bad news in person. It’s easier to make up an excuse.
  23. Burns-bass
    Yes, agree with everything. These are wonderful instruments and this is a really excellent price.
  24. Burns-bass
    I had a previous iteration of this and it was a wonderful instrument for the price (or any price). Looked good and sounded great, I just had no need for a short scale.
  25. Burns-bass
    This isn’t true. It’s convenient for the media to con us into thinking Europe hates us, but it’s not true. More bings us together than keeps us apart!
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