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zigmondo

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  1. Thanks HJ! (your birthday is the day after mine, I just noticed). D'you know, you've just got me thinking: regrade my Sansamp to a BB and stick with the Nemesis..
  2. D'you know, Paul, I was actually going to add about the G but thought I'd be seen as peeing on folks' strawberries.
  3. zigmondo

    Traded

    Jim, you're a top fella, a pleasure to deal with and a bass animal: a bump for you and the pretty one; am sure she won't hang around for long...
  4. Many Phil Jones users here? Thoughts? (Am very happy with my Eden Nemesis for the size of gig I do but just at the chin-stroking stage of re-graditis...)
  5. Neck, acoustic tone(gives you a good idea of its inherent properties and allows to check for dead spots).
  6. I've found ebony boards to be subject to the same vagaries as any other wood. In fact, I had a fretted ebony-board Patrick Eggle that had the maddening combo of bright-neutrality along with one grave-like deadspot. I honestly do not think a fretted ebony-boarded neck has any instrinsic signature at all, the latter being the combined resonant result of a number of other woods used and other factors in the intrument's construction. Only my subjective experience, mind.
  7. zigmondo

    Traded

    My bayyybeeee! What are they doing to yooooo?!! No other bass than this would have kept me in a Status sandwich for so long. Well, knock me down wiv a fevver Jim....!....have a bump, you rogue you!
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  9. Now, you don't see one of these every day. Very nice, Dodge.
  10. Fair point Steve...mind you, bubinga is generally a polite and knowledgeable soul who loves basses: I'm understanding the smilies as reflecting a degree of frustration, sort of a "awbugger, wish I could afford it" ....? (just trying for the codependent fix here!
  11. (A suspicious amount of knowledge of merkins there folks.... ) Our lot wears standard black, apart from our 2 vocalists who strut about in hats and shiny stuff.
  12. My head has just turned inside out...condolencies mixed with admiration Rich!
  13. zigmondo

    SOLD

    Splendid and welcome. Have an introductory bump sir.
  14. My, I used to live on Canvey in the 80s when I taught English there...Atherstone Road, if I remember: my nextdoor neighbour was Peter Green's brother. By...takes me back, down the ' jammer and the Monny....
  15. (plumbob...thanks for the headsup re Sonar there; I had no idea of that; ta bud!)
  16. Yes and yes tripled; firewire very stable(I wouldn't trust any USB card for this sort of task myself).
  17. Having lived in Gloucester, Stroud and Stonehouse, I have to say that at last we are decently served: time was I had to go as far afield as Manson's for Vassily to Get Some Relax: Remus are still doing the biz around Barton Street and are still decent. Yes, the area is twinned with Kabul, but hey. Aroundabout Sound is still decent and under the same ownership as ever. Even 200 yds from me in Stonehouse is World Music, which advertises itself as a "high end guitar" shop; oddly I've never been in..so they're keeping the riffraff out. My subjective best and whom I've trusted with at least 2 of my guitars thus far, is Intersound...in Dursley(of all places, you locals might opine). I'm very picky and highly resent half-assed yes-monkeys messing my stuff up: any of the above will do a good job in my experience...and I've been in this part of the world since the early 90s. My highest recommendation is still Intersound, Dursley. Tell'em Shaun said so.
  18. 'Tis a strange one, this: temporarily had me wondering if we had a 90s plus or deluxe body until I saw there's no logo or imprint to suggest they are Lace sensors...then there's the vintage trem and saddles and the odd routing as you say....so presumably an intriguing little bitser. Just having a chin-stroke btw and merely woolgathering...best of with the sale.
  19. Stonking deal Chris; I'd have yer arm off if I didn't already have one of these.
  20. Ah, another stonker of an ACG; I'm thinking this won't hang about for long. Oddly enough(but of absolutely no use to you Martin), I've toyed with the idea of trading my Harlot 5...but alas, only for another top-quality 5-string(if you came across a Status or Sad 5 and wanted an ACG 5.... ) One word of comfort for those who initially imagine an ACG to be weighty: in my experience only , if they are(and my own is no heavier than my previous bass), then it would seem to be only by a pound or so. More importantly, they balance so extremely well when in playing position either on the knee or standing, that weight has never been an issue. I suffer with occasional back issues, and I can safely say that my Les Paul copy gives me more jip than an ACG..and I can safely play the ACG for a 2 hour set, no worries. G'wan g'wan g'wan
  21. zigmondo

    Sold

    Jim, far be it from me to exert emotional pressure at this point(sob!) but at least let me bump this beauty for ya...
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