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Creeper

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  1. I want to like these strings, I’ve had them on and off, and on and off, and on and off, but despite sounding great they are just too flopp for me, I prefer the tension of my Laballas.

    The silks are a little frayed as a result of me keeping taking them on and off, strings themselves have not had a great deal of use.

    I've has these about a year but they have spent most of their time in a drawer. Cut for Fender Jazz.

    save yourself a few quid, £25 delivered.

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  2. 1 minute ago, karlfer said:

    .I got a bit of a flaying for my price on Faecesbook.

    I pointed out this is what a similar one (a year younger)  might cost from one of the foremost dealers (and that one sold).

    http://andybaxterbass.com/details.php?id=1389&fbclid=IwAR3KRdG_r8eVcq_gXuJaQWgH5VHvF6AYCQoNk5EG9N2tU_EuhoYftekdLUo

    Thanks again fellas,

    cheers,

    Karl.

    It’s a good price, I paid £3.5k for my 72 a Jazz bass from The aforementioned dealer...

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  3. I recently managed to pick up a Vintage Modified  Squire Jazz bass from a local cash converters for what can only be described as a little loose change. I wanted a cheaper bass for those upcoming summer festivals where I didn’t want to leave my more expensive basses in unsupervised rooms with loads of other gear just waiting to be nicked...

    And crikey what a cracking bass this is, its condition is as new, not a mark on it, it’s light, beautifully finished, powerful, great sounding and great to play, a great sunburst, blocks and bindings in a maple neck, the tuners could be more substatial, but they are not bad....It does make you wonder about the “decreasing returns” principle when compared to more expensive basses, at what point do you get your best “bang for buck”, and is this price point changing as Indonesian and Korean factories are getting better and better at producing quality gear.

    The most I’ve paid for a bass is £3500, but that is a vintage jazz so not comparable, but I’ve played and owned pretty expensive basses over the years, and this makes you wonder at what point does the increasing quality become negligible.

    I currently have a USA Geddy Lee which is an outstanding bass, but new is about £1950, is it really worth over £1800 more than what I just paid for the Modified Vintage Squire???

    I would be interested to hear from other people who have these and how they have found them.

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  4. Superb tuner in excellent condition, only selling as I’m getting the mini pitch black as I’ve added to my pedal board and need some extra room. No box or power supply but runs off 9 volt battery or standard power supply. £30 posted to your door with a brand spanking new Duracell battery.

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    On 26/01/2019 at 13:10, cisco said:

    Hi, are you selling it with the power supply too?

    I’ve got plenty of power supplies so include a suitable one with it if wanted.

    this does everything that a sansamp does but you get three presets

  6. I got a Two Notes Le Bass a couple of months ago and I’ve been hanging onto this trying to decide which stays and which goes. Both great pieces of kit, this wins on the programmable aspect with not having to worry about moving knobs etc once you have your sound in, both sound great with anything from a little grit to full on raw, but the Le Bass has a tube.... so it stays.

    excellent piece of kit with DI, powerfull preamp and three programmable channels to store your sounds, still boxed and excellent condition.

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