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Posts posted by Yan_Huriey
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"Shortage of bassists in Aberdeen after they were all press-ganged into working on a galleon....."
Apparently the kings shilling was found in the bottom of a few glasses of craft beer, rhtyhm orientared guys work well with oars so it seems.
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In principle yes, I work shifts mind, but it's a nice idea.
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Fit like loon, aye there's a few of us aboot, up here so yer not on yer own.🙂
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I bought this off a good friend of mine and I've had it for a couple of years. It's a fatastic bass and comes with a lovely hard case. I can post in the UK insured for about 20 quid. Any questions just ask.
Body & Construction
Top Wood USA Figured Maple or European Poplar Burl
Body Wood European Alder with a slice of Walnut; Solid Maple on Solid White & Solid Black models
Neck
Neck Wood 3-piece Maple with Graphite Rods inside for additional strength
Fretboard Rosewood
Number Of Frets 24
Inlays Mother of Pearl Crown
Nut Brass
Nut Width 1.64"
Scale 34"
Pickups & Electronics
Controls Volume, Volume, Treble Boost, Bass Boost
Pickups Active EMG X P/J Set (UPGRADED)
Pickup Configuration P/J
Preamp System Spector TonePump - Gain +12dB; Bass: +14dB/-4dB @55Hz; Treble: +14dB/-12dB @6,5kHz
Hardware
Hardware Gold on Black Cherry gloss.
Bridge Aluminum Locking
Tuners Spector Die-Cast
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but I seem to remember that the natural finish came with either an ash or swamp ash body rather than alder, which is used on the coloured Elites. I used to have one in champagne, great basses, glwts.
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I've played this, it's superb, glwts fella. Great gent to deal with too.
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Bought this from Bass Direct last year, it's lovely but it'll never leave the house, and I have other projects I want to fund, so here it is.
Built in 2022, setup/action is lovely as you would expect, its great to play and sounds awesome.
It's lightly reliced, has that lovely cracking effect in the paint.
I have all the case candy and supporting documentation as pictured.
You're welcome to come and try it out, but I'm a bit far north for many people, I can do a whatsaap call and demo it, answer any questions.
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Hi guys, I wanted to lean on your consummate experience, I'm playing a lot of guitar these days and looking to get my gigging rig sorted out. I've been using a Reidmar 250 (which i love tonally both on bass and guitar), and it's plenty loud enough for now. I've toyed with getting a dedicated guitar head, I'm wondering if I really need to as the Reidmar is freaking awesome and I use a Quad Cortex which has great amp sims onboard. I love the reidmar, it's got the best amp EQ I've ever used, it's just the sound I want.
Now I have a 1x12 EBS classic cab, and I mean it's OK, I'm not sure whats going to happen when I really start pushing it, plus it's sligtly leaning towards the vintage side, which is fine but I'm looking for a slightly sharper sound.
I'm wondering what bass cabs would do this well, I'll be playing punk rock, classic rock and metal. And on my bass the same, as well as funk.
I thought a Barefaced 2 x 10 or 2 x 12 might work well, but you guys always have great suggestions, so I'd like to hear your thoughts.
Something that doesn't weigh a f*king ton would be nice.
'One amp to rule them all, one amp to find them, One amp to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them.....' 😈
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This is a NEW bass, I've bought 2 basses off Matt and they've been outstanding. Buy with confidence, seriously, guy sould have his own shop, outstanding standards.
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I started playing guitar last year as well as bass, I've been running through my EBS Reidmar 250 and a clasic 1x12 cab and it's handling it fine (although I haven't really pushed it yet), and it sounds very good to my ears anyway. I'm using a quad cortex for most of my sound scaping and it's excellent, but I do like the EQ on the Reidmar, it's really effective and easy to access.
I'm just wondering about other bass setups that would work for both Bass and Guitar as I can see myself potentially in a situation where I'm swapping instruments during a gig, but I don't want to lug two amps around. I'm thinking Darkglass stuff might work well. And I'm a big fan of solid state stuff with amp modelling. I'm not against valve amps, I love them, but I love the portability of class D amps.
I'm going for crunchy metal modern tones, to be honest the EBS pretty much nails it, but I think I might go for a 4x10 bass cab for a potentially better dynamic response.
I know guitar stuff is probably out as my bass will tear it a new one.😬
Just thought I'd ask the community as you guys usually have interesting ideas and good advice.
Thanks
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Fk me, bargain, someone's in for a deal.
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Just now, Ander87 said:
Aw shucks! Hope it goes to a loving home!
It has a loving home now, but I need to thin the herd....🙃
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On 13/01/2024 at 19:38, Ander87 said:
Ah! My ex bass! I shall add it’s very lightweight and such a solid bass!
Ander.
And you did a very good job of setting it up, it's got great action.
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It's a great instrument, but I'm more of a jazz guy, I and I have too many instruments.
It's in very nice condition overall, there are a few minor marks in the paint which i've captured in the photos which were there when I bought it (I've looked after it), but whatever, they're not really noticeable, not where your hands fall, and reflected in the pricing.
It's got some very classy upgrades, EMG Geezer Butler pickups, Gotoh lollipop tuners, Fender high mass bridge, new mint pickguard that still has the protective cover on it, strings are NYXL 45-105
It's got a very nice neck, its very well setup and it sounds great.
I recently got a nice case for it as I don't like sending instruments without them, hence the slight price bump recently.
You are more than welcome to come and try it but I'm a bit far north, perfectly happy to demo on whatsaap or zoom if you like.
This really is rather nice at this price point, IMHO.
Any questions just ask. 😊
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An awesomely powerful unit, overkill for what I need. It's never left the house, and it's in IMMACCULATE condition. Just updated to latest software version CorOS 2.2.2
You're welcome to come come and try it, but I'm a bit far north, so I realize that might be difficult. I can demo it using whatsaap video call if that helps.
Price includes postage (insured) in the UK.
Any questions just ask. 😊
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I had this (once pristine) Contemporary Jazz 5 string
which got damaged in transit. I don't want to repair it, but it might make a nice project for someone that's interested or someone that has a spare neck kicking around.
The original neck is beyond repair, but the body is mint and all the hardware is here.
Her'e's a link to the model.
https://www.andertons.co.uk/squier-contemporary-active-jazz-bass-hh-gunmetal-metallic
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Fantastic bass in 'as new' condition.... fantastic, Mocha burst which has a lovely subtle sparkle to it, comes with all the case candy.
You are welcome to come and try it, but I'm quite far north. Happy do do video calls to demo etc.
Any questions just ask.
Specifications
Body Finish: Gloss Polyurethane
Body Material: Alder
Body Shape: Jazz Bass
Body Style: Solid Body
Pickguard: 3-Ply Mint Green
Neck
Fingerboard Material: Rosewood
Fingerboard Radius: 10" to 14" Compound Radius (254 mm to 355.6 mm)
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
Neck Finish: Satin Urethane with Gloss Urethane Headstock Face
Neck Material: Maple
Neck Plate: 5-Bolt
Neck Shape: Modern "D"
Number of Frets: 21
Position Inlays: White Pearloid Block
Hardware & Electronics
Bridge Pickup: Ultra Noiseless Vintage Jazz Bass
Bridge: 5-Saddle HiMass (Toploaded)
Control Knobs: Vintage Style Black Plastic Jazz Bass
Controls: Master Volume, Pan Pot (Pickup Selector), Treble Boost/Cut, Midrange Boost/Cut, Bass Boost/Cut, Passive Tone, Active/Passive Mini Toggle
Hardware Finish: Nickel/Chrome
Neck Pickup: Ultra Noiseless Vintage Jazz Bass
Nut Material: Bone
Nut Width: 1.875" (47.6 mm)
Truss Rod: Bi-Flex
Tuning Machines: Fender "F" Light-Weight Vintage-Paddle Keys with Tapered Shafts
Strings: Fender 7250M Nickel-Plated Steel Roundwound, Long Scale, .045-.105 (Model No. 0737250406)
Case: Fender Official Hard Case
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13 hours ago, JohnH89 said:
A tweak on the truss rod may be required . No need for shim if action was OK before .
Yes you're right, I don't know what I was thinking. 😂
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11 hours ago, Linus27 said:
If you do, then put something different on the other bass like LaBella's or TI Flats as a way to compare.
I tried LaBella Roundwounds on one of my basses and I like them, I've heard a lot of good stuff about their flats, so keen to try them.
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UPDATE...put those Rotosound flats on my P bass, I've got to say, I'm liking them a lot. Neck may or may not need shimming to counteract the tension, too early to tell, love the feel of them, loving the sound. Thank you everyone for the advice. I might put flats on another bass now.
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Spector Euro LX with upgraded EMG X Pickups
in Basses For Sale
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No, I didn't get them with the bass, the previous owner modded it and I think he sold the original pickups on here.