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Mickyk

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  1. Great news for British Retailers,and by god this country's small retailers deserve some good news,
  2. Thanks for the reply .Yes i suppose i could take the scratch plate off to get to the cavity when i get time.All would probably be revealed.
  3. Thanks for the post,i have just been digging a bit and it seems you are correct about the different Amps used.I ve only had the Bass a couple of weeks .The seller told me the Guitar was about 3 years old.The Guitar is in very condition almost like new so little use,it would have been nice to have the option to switch from active to passive though ,might just have to live with it although it's no biggie.
  4. Yes it's an active bass with the battery compartment on the back,but as said it doesn't have the passive option on the volume knob,maybe yours was done as a mod at some point.Be interesting if i could mod mine with passive /active switch.
  5. Nope don't have it ,strange,unless its seized or something ,the volume knob doesn't lift up
  6. i know this is an old thread,but i think it relates to my question about the Passive /active switch.I have the Sandberg Electra VS4. which doesn't appear to have this switch,?would anyone know why and if so which pot or switch operates the Passive mode.i have the maple fret board if that's relevant.
  7. No Al never played a Yammy before i bought this in early 2017 in Leeds {Dawsons},mine has Dadarrio chromes fitted.When i joined the Ska band i'm in or was in before the dreaded,the Yammy with these flats on took me to another level,ill never part with it unless someone offers me a grand then i might.
  8. Just recently acquired this a couple of weeks ago my one and only Guitar purchase this and it's a belter, I find myself picking this one up before my Yam bb424 which I haven't done with any other Bass.
  9. Ibanez SR500 Bought in in early 2018.Only played at home Neck type: SR4 5pc Jatoba/Walnut neck Body: Mahogany body Fretboard: Jatoba fretboard w/Abalone oval inlay Fret: Medium frets Bridge: Accu-cast B300 bridge (19mm string spacing) Neck pickup: Bartolini® MK-1 neck pickup (Passive) Bridge pickup: Bartolini® MK-1 bridge pickup (Passive) Equalizer: Ibanez Custom Electronics 3-band EQ w/Mid frequency switch Hardware colour: Cosmo black THE BASS IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND HAS ONLY BEEN PLAYED IN MY HOME. This Guitar is also for sale on eBay, feedback score of 100% positive.
  10. Hi need some help ,might be a silly question. Can i connect my wireless system and still use zoom b14. Thanks in advance for any reply.
  11. I have one identical to that with D'addario Flatwound Chromes 45 to105 on it,knock spots off my Mex P no exaggeration.
  12. This never failed to get the punters up ,known to us band members ,the half eleven jiggy .
  13. The Yam BB necks are something in between a Jazz which is 38 mm at the nut to a P which is around 43mm at the nut,My BB424 is 40 mm at the nut HTH.
  14. Yer i get that,but the M62 ends at North Cave near Hull,but thinking about it maybe Hull could equally be construed as being in Hell,even more so than Grimsby come to that.
  15. 🎶 Mars ain't the kind of place to raise your kids In fact it's cold as hell...... I've always been led to believe that Hell was rather hot. Mind you with Bernie living near Grimsby,maybe he thought that that cold hole was actually Hell.
  16. When i first started playing Bass again 4 years ago after a 30 year lay off i bought 5 bass Guitars in a matter of 4 months. 1.Gear 4 Music LA Bass 2.Ibanez sr 300 3 Yamaha 424x. 4. Ibanez SR 500 5.Sire Jazz Bass vintage. i have 2 of these Basses left,but only play one of them,and the other one never comes off the wall hanger. Guess which one that is.
  17. The reason Showaddywaddy had two drummers was something to do with them forming from two separate bands i believe.
  18. He was better looking than me. I'd moved from Nottingham in 76 with me mam n Dad to Scarboro. Me dad had been made redundant from the Pit so he bought me a Bass with his spare cash. I was very much still a rookie when I met them, they was just a couple of normal guys. Ah well the rest is history.
  19. The Band was Prefab Sprout who I had met in Scarborough in 77. They were a couple of lads from Durham who were brothers Paddy and Martin Mcaloon.
  20. I was born in 57 and as far as I remember most of the top chart tunes from say 76 to 85 had slap bass lines in them. The technique was the ultimate coolness of Bass playing back then, in that vein I actually love the sound of slap Bass, but sadly I was never that good at playing it, which at the time cost me a place in a very well-known band who I sharnt mention.
  21. Bob Geldof,i was a huge fan of the Rats back in the day,but now forget the Boomtown he just a Rat,sorry if any Rats ever post on here.
  22. Liking the gold bridge plate and jack cover plate.
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