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NikNik
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This is my favour section. Awaken
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That's a favourite of mine. Anderson is brilliant here.
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Aye, the early stuff is miles away from CTTE and everything after. Some of it is really fast and edgy. Loved Pete Banks.
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I was lined up to buy that very bass. I recall Neil's widow wanted to emigrate to Oz and start a new life. It had been valued then at £2000 (even then I thought that was an undervalue) but she would accept £1200 for a quick sale. Because of bad relations with my bank, a bank loan was OOTQ and by the time I had raised the money it had been sold to the bassist in Glasgow band Gun, so I was informed. There was a story how Neil came into possession of that bass. He apparently met a girl in a nightclub one night and they went back to her place. During conversation, he revealed that he was a bassist. "Oh, my uncle used to play bass!" she said. "He doesn't play any more and he keeps it here!" She knelt down and from under her bed pulled out a two-tone 'burst stackpot Jazz. Neil got it for a song.
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Topo was hard work for me when I first got it but I persevered with it. There are some good sections on it, though.
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Looks like one. Steve Currie playing? Slab P
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Same here. Still is a massive influence. God knows why Glover fkd with that Rick, though,.
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I've always wanted a Jolana Galaxis Basso IX
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1984 transitional model. Has the plug-in leg-rest hole (rest missing from bass when I purchased it), SS pickups but the XL string-retainer and bridge. Has VVT circuit. A very rare bass, indeed. No issues whatsoever. Comes with tatty, black oblong case. No swaps or trades, please. Would prefer local pickup.
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Love the scalloped edges. This boy will go far.
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Loved his posing and his playing. RIP, Steve.
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Seriously?? Is that what word was?? Man alive, I can die happy now!
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Had two, both early '90s; a fretted and a fretless. Should never have sold them.
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Ned Steinberger's prototype graphite bass on Reverb
NikNik replied to NikNik's topic in Bass Guitars
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I have a scan of the original interview in which this bass is featured. That price, though.....Brrr!! Steinberger prototype
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Absolutely no need for throwing a reference to the holocaust into my thread.
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Xxx
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Interesting thing is, there's always fakers popping up on Reverb - in fact there's two up there now! - and they remain for some time. I think I shot myself in the foot my mentioning 'Ricky' in the description and a lone 'Waffen drone saw the chance to crow loudly to the Apoplectic One and it was taken down. Not even six hours....🥺
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On Reverb, too! Floated a 'faker yesterday and it didn't last six hours before it was pulled. I didn't even name it in the title as a Rick copy but, upon checking, I foolishly stuck that in in the description. John Hall's arselickers never sleep, it would seem. 🤬
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I know! I spotted a Lowden acoustic on ebay today, described as having 'light wear' but was pitted with dents.
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Spotted this earlier on today. Very much like the ESP Horizon P from the same era. Nice price, too, but shame about that hole on the headstock. Blade P-Bass
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Really? You think the final price on that auction was way over an above for what you'd pay for it? Why?
