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silverfoxnik

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  1. [quote name='leschirons' timestamp='1458994326' post='3012663'] If it's any help, this is one of the best balanced basses in the universe and feels nowhere near the actual weight it is. Regret selling mine. Unfortunately, I'm on best behaviour (translate as warning) [/quote] Thanks and that is true; the RBVs I've had never felt heavy, even on long gigs. They also sound great too.. Just took this out to take some more photos and had a noodle on it for a few minutes afterwards. It sounds really good even unamplified!
  2. Cool.. Then I'd like it please. I'll PM you later to sort things out, Cheers Nik
  3. [quote name='Musashimonkey' timestamp='1458392575' post='3007200'] Wow, these are impressive. I really wanted these, but struggled to find a matching pair so went with barefaced, had these been around at this price... I'd have had your arm off! Bargain for some amazing cabs here for some lucky guy or gal! GLWTS. [/quote] +1 GLWTS
  4. Hi, Is the Korg you're selling the same as this one: http://www.musicradar.com/reviews/tech/korg-microkey-401709 Thanks Nik
  5. Trouble is, there's so, so many wonderful singers. It all depends what mood I'm in and what type of music I feel like listening to.. But if I had to choose, then these would be my favourites I suppose,because I've listened to them repeatedly over the years , and still do. Male: Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Bowie, Marvin Gaye, Donnie Hathaway, Prince, Jeff Buckley, Jim Morrison, Guy Garvey, Lennon/McCartney. Female: Kate Bush, Ronnie Spector, KD Lang, Bjork, Joni Mitchell, Aretha Franklin, Jane Siberry, Alison Goldfrapp, Amy Winehouse, Minnie Ripperton. Some brilliant names already mentioned above too!
  6. [quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1458864980' post='3011764'] How is this still here? [/quote] Lots of interest so far Luke, but no definite takers as yet..
  7. Easter weekend BUMP! Still here, Folks
  8. [quote name='bassman_feb_64' timestamp='1458815826' post='3011091'] These cabs are great for any type of music thanks for the like though Silverfoxnik [/quote] Very true; a great all-rounder!
  9. They look fantastic! Nice write up too and thanks for sharing....
  10. Hi there, if you can post (at my expense of course), I'd be happy to buy the Speakon to Jack lead you have for sale? Thanks Nik
  11. Temptation is a very beautiful, yet dangerous thing.. Especially here on Basschat!
  12. [quote name='ROBBIE' timestamp='1458664634' post='3009626'] Thank you for your prompt reply regarding weight. Slightly on the heavy side for me...However some one will get a great bass. Regards Rob. [/quote] No problem and thanks..
  13. [quote name='thebassist' timestamp='1458638475' post='3009226'] I'm surprised this isn't gone already at this price. They generally go for well over a grand from what I've seen on here - amazing value. Nice bass and, personally, I like it when they're not totally mint - means you can relax more when you're using it [/quote] Thanks Still here at the moment...
  14. I've had a PM or two inquiring if the bass comes with the original case and any of the original case candy... Unfortunately it doesn't; it wasn't like that when I bought it I'm afraid and to be honest, if it did have all that, then it'd most probably be priced differently..
  15. Hope this helps the question of what the nut width is.... [attachment=215237:RBV Nut Width.jpg]
  16. Hi again, OK.. I'll try and measure it this morning for you. Cheers Nik
  17. Found this info online : *34'' scale (don't get any ideas about the B string, it marvelous) *1.875'' nut spacing *String spacing is 19 mm *Neck profile is a very comfortable asymmetric... it's big but it doesn't feel as big as it should (and in general I find big necks = big tone) *Factory pickups are a Bill Lawrence design and sound wonderful all the way down to open low B And this on Amazon of all places! The five-string Roscoe Beck Bass V guitar is built to Beck?s exacting specs. It features a special ?Modern-Vintage? select alder body, maple neck with assymetrical oval shape and Posiflex? graphite neck support rods, 9.5?-radius pao ferro fingerboard, two Special Design side-by-side humbucking pickups, master tone control with push/pull mid-shaping feature, three-position blade switching and two mini-toggle coil switches that enable six further tonal combinations, a distictive three-ply mint green pickguard, chrome hardware and a six-bolt neck plate.Model Name Roscoe Beck V (5-String) BassModel Number 019-6500-(Color #)Series Artist SeriesColors (800) 3-Color Sunburst,(809) Candy Apple Red,(844) Shoreline Gold,(845) Teal Green Metallic,(Polyurethane Finish)Body Special Design ?Modern-Vintage? Select Alder BodyNeck Maple, Asymmetrical Oval Shape,(Gloss Polyurethane Finish)Fingerboard Pau Ferro, 9.5? Radius (241mm)No. of Frets 22 Dunlop® 6105 Narrow Jumbo FretsPickups 2 Special Design Side By Side 5-String Bass Humbucking PickupsControls Master Volume, Master Tone (with Push/Pull Mid Shaping Feature)Pickup Switching 3-Position Blade Pickup Selector Switch:Position 1. (Bridge Side), Bridge PickupPosition 2. (Middle), Bridge and Neck PickupsPosition 3. (Neck Side), Neck Pickup2-Mini-Toggle Coil Selector Switches.Mini-Toggle Switch 1:Position 1. (Bridge Side), Both Coils of Neck Pickup in Series HumbuckingPosition 2. (Middle), Front Coil of Neck PickupPosition 3. (Neck Side), Both Coils of Neck Pickup in Parallel HumbuckingMini-Toggle Switch 2:Position 1. (Bridge Side), Both Coils of Bridge Pickup in Series HumbuckingPosition 2. (Middle), Front Coil of... Hope that helps?
  18. The necks are surprisingly comfortable to play IMO, but obviously, everyone's different when it comes to these things. It's an asymmetric profile, which makes it easier to play if you've never tried a 5 string before.. String spacing at the bridge is 19mm. I'll try to find out more detailed spec for you and will post it up here when I do.
  19. [quote name='bassman7755' timestamp='1458590006' post='3008942'] Cheap low end mixers don't generally have instrument compatible inputs - they tend to have mic and line level inputs. If you plug a guitar or bass directly into one of these you will get an impedance mismatch as your bass is designed to work driving a very high impedence input (around 1Megaohm) whereas mixer mic/line inputs are usually much lower impedence (600ohm to 10kiloohm). The result is likely to be muddy sound with no highs although you might get away with it with an active bass depending on the preamp design. You shouldn't get any such problem using any mixer with line level signals such as between a preamp and power amp. Even the cheap ones these days have barely measurable THD when used properly and I doubt anyone except maybe a really fussy pro studio engineer could tell if you had one in the signal path if its being used properly. [/quote] Thanks for such a detailed explanation.. I didn't know that at all when I tried that set up out, so that would explain why I got such a poor sound from it. Are things better now because technology has improved?
  20. I have the SVT-15EN, and it's a lovely sounding cab IMO. If you play any Motown, Soul, Blues or Rock and like a more 'old-skool' sound, then this cab is perfect for that. GLWTS
  21. [quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1458578644' post='3008775'] BARGAIN!!! [/quote] [quote name='ezbass' timestamp='1458578974' post='3008782'] And then some; blimey! Best signature bass Fender ever built IMO. [/quote] Thanks Chaps!
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