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dodgnofski

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  1. I had a ‘68 with Lollipops from the same timeline and the paint was starting to peel off on mine too (see pic) as it looks like it is on this - could have been a painting issue back then maybe? I was interested in this, but I’m too far away to collect & when I asked if he would consider posting it to me, he started saying that it would be completely at my own risk, wasn’t convinced that the homemade case would be strong enough to withstand the journey etc, etc☹️☹️
  2. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326088509074?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=0gvE614OS52&sssrc=2047675&ssuid=PjFQ1zqpS7C&widget_ver=artemis&media=
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  5. https://images.app.goo.gl/vKKu6sNjRMANYwvS6
  6. Great weight - if accurate? Yes, this is another that rings a bell👍👍
  7. Ruddy Heck😳😳🙈🙈🙏🙏 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256473398272?
  8. Hi, Please PM me if you can repair, or replace a Truss Rod on a Headless Bass with a bolt on neck - so easy to post out and back - with costs please? Thank you👍
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  10. Wow, wow & thrice wow😳😳 Absolute bargain alert! Just thinking how much a through - neck instrument, Custom built to such a high standard with Barts would cost? It’s a heck of a lot of Bass for not a lot of ‘uppence’ GLWTS👍👍
  11. Yes Mark, good point - it does say ‘all models’ - even though the search criteria I entered was for a Jamerson type Jobbie - so would that mean all finishes etc?
  12. If the recent Reverb sales graphs are accurate, why are 60’s Fenders still so expensive - am I missing something?
  13. In excellent condition & full working order taken from a US Fender Classic Precision, complete with Bushes & screws. I bought these from this very Parish as they say for my Squier CV to enhance the vintage look, but I don’t think I am confident to make a good enough job of fitting them as the retaining screw holes are positioned differently. Would trade for the Hipshot ones, which apparently can be fitted using the same screw holes? - see pic of the Hipshot type measurements. Supplied in a Gotoh box, but are definitely Fender jobbies. Can post to the U.K. Mainland if required.
  14. Incredibly small, lightweight & surprisingly loud 200w Bass Amp that literally fits into a Gig bag, or even a large pocket & so would be an ideal back up amp, in original box with manual. Excellent build quality combined with a great EQ section and headphone amp which can be used with out needing to connect to a Cab - so great for travelling, or home practise. 200 watts RMS at 4ohms, or 130 watts RMS at 8ohms. The Warwick Gnome bass amplifier head offers bassists a clear, defined bass sound and impressive power – all packed in a super compact, lightweight design that will easily fit in your pocket! The Gnome amp heads were developed to offer transparent, crisp and noise-free performance combined with an ultra-portable, lightweight design in an affordable and reliable amp for discerning musicians and for the seasoned professionals. The 3-band EQ with +/- 15 dB cut/boost per band offers a lot of options to shape the sound according to your own ideas and the balanced post-EQ XLR DI output with switchable ground lift offers an easy way to use the Warwick Gnome for live gigs or studio recordings. Silent practicing is also possible if you disconnect the speaker output and use only your headphones. Can post to the U.K. Mainland via Royal Mail Tracked 24 insured - £5.00. Warwick Gnome Specs……… ultra-portable, lightweight bass amplifier head solid-state design, class D amplifier circuitry 200 W at 4 ohms / 130 W at 8 ohms 3-band EQ with +/- 15 dB cut/boost per band 6.35 mm (1/4″) headphone output for silent practice post-EQ balanced XLR DI output with switchable ground lift more than 10 Mohms input impedance provide maximum sensitivity for passive pickups can be mounted on RockBoard pedalboards with the RockBoard QuickMount Type D (not included) front panel controls for Gain, Bass, Middle, Treble, Master rear-mounted Ground Lift switch rear-mounted Power On / Off switch front connections for 6.35 mm (1/4″) instrument input and 6.35 mm (1/4″) headphone output rear connections for mains in (IEC socket), 6.35 mm (1/4″) speaker out and balanced XLR DI out input voltage 220 – 240V AC dimensions (L x W x H) 170 x 118 x 45.5 mm / 6 11/16″ x 4 41/64″ x 1 51/64″ weight 0.96 kg / 2.12 lbs fits in optionally available RockBoard Effects Pedal Bag No. 01 (RBO EPB 01), not included in the delivery 230V EU version incl. power cord with EU plug (Warning: The device can only be used in countries with 230V mains voltage. Other mains voltages can damage the device.) Can post to the U.K. Mainland at cost price.
  15. Robert bought my MB Combo. He was an absolute pleasure to deal from start to end with excellent communication skills. I would therefore whole heartedly recommend him to all BC’ers without reservation. Thanks again Robert, hope you enjoy the combo👍
  16. oops, wrong section🙈🙈 can mods please transfer to the Feedback thread please?
  17. Robert kindly bought my Combo from me and he was an absolute pleasure to deal with from start to end. I would therefore recommend him to all BC’ers without reservation. Thanks again Robert👍 All the best, Tim
  18. ‘Estimated’ between $25K to $30K apparently!! - Ruddy Heck😳😳🙈🙈
  19. Holy Moly😳😳🙈🙈……
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  21. Hi, the 802 combo amp delivers 150 watts RMS as a stand alone unit running at 8ohms. If you connect any 8ohm extension speaker, the amp delivers 250 watts RMS running at 4ohms. Fully insured postage to you would cost £24.00 Thank you for your interest, Tim
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