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  1. bloke_zero started following Compact Encyclopedia of British Bassmakers , Pino's Ox Bird Thunder Bass , NBD; Posh Bitsa 51 and 6 others
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    There are some differences as well, like rosewood neck and the pickup placement looks like they are about 2cm closer to the neck on the original.
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    Bakelite saddles? I've never seen that before. How do they sound? Or is that a weird question.
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    | Each hole is meticulously cleaned and cleared for maximum acoustic impact. 🤯
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    I had a flick through the basses - they look amazing!
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    I bought one of their bridges for a stingray style bitsa - I was very pleased. It did take a while to arrive. It is quite different looking, so if the aesthetic side is important (and why wouldn't it be?!) then I'd think twice. A lot to be said for the BBOT in these cases.
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    "it hurts my eyes everytime i see it" - I can't un-see it! There should be a warning on the link for us more sensitive BC people 😵‍💫
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    RCF ART 712-A Mk4 Digital Active Loudspeaker pair, plus gorilla stands and case (for stands). These are great speakers, they sound good, they're sturdy and they are loud. Great for a small venue (say 120 people?). I've done a few gigs with these and they have a few blemishes. I'm only moving them on as I no longer have room for them (as you can see they are cluttering up the front room!). 129 dB Max SPL 1400 Watt 2-Way Power 1” Compression Driver, 1.75” v.c. 12” Woofer Comes with 2 x XLR cables and power leads. COLLECTION ONLY, North London, Crouch End, N8. PM for details or to make me an offer.
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    Now we're talking!
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    I'm going to out myself as a BC anorak! I think the redder more 'authentic' period pickguard is the way to go. I don't know the brands as other people have mentioned but for comparison here is an reverb listing for an original (ended): https://reverb.com/item/29201598-vintage-1973-75-fender-precision-bass-pickguard-tort-1974-1975-73-74-75-1970s-70s-p and you can see it's much redder. For what it's worth - I don't hate the one you've selected!
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    I have a serious 'want' for one of these, I love the shape, the idea of the electronics, through neck. Maybe one day!
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    Same with G&L. I know there is some love on here for them, but in the rest of the world people are a bit like @Maude - So many basses! So little time!
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    I wonder how many of those links still work? An amazing record. 🥹
  14. bloke_zero
    I typed "BRITISH_BASS_MAKERS_v1.pdf" into kagi.com and this looks right? No download though https://issuu.com/janberendsen/docs/british_bassmakers
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    Back on the market - I'm away for a week, but let me know if you're interested - I'll probably part it out when I get back
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    Ok! Last chance before I PART HER OUT. A shame, but needs must when the devil drives!
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