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Ander87

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  1. Damn, this is perfect. I’ve a couple things on sale, may have to reach out once I’ve the funds!
  2. Letting go of this superb, brand new D’Angelico guitar. This is the Excel SS, with Grover tuners, ebony knobs, mother of pearl inlays, Seymour Duncan ’59 with independent splits – that’ll give you 8 different sounds possible. Super fast and comfortable thin C neck, 20mm at fret 1 I believe, and 16” radius so ridiculous bends. Maple body and neck, hard case included. Purchased last month, I must have played like 3 hours on it so it’s spotless. Adjusted by myself to a resonant and comfortable 10.5-52 gauge. 24.75” scale. Looking around this guitar is between 1500 and 1800 everywhere, so take a bargain home! Only reason I’m selling is because I got a new band on bass and new bass rig is required. Shipping at buyer's cost, or collection from Northampton/London.
  3. Amazing pedal, less than a year old and in perfect running and aesthetical condition – sold with a Dunlop power supply – I may have the case somewhere but don’t count on it! Firmware to compress the full band in both clean and distortion modes installed from Darkglass Suite. Only reason for selling is I’m upgrading to the Microtubes 500 v2 amp – I want a power stage for gigs! Collection in Northampton/London or posting at buyer’s expense. £270!
  4. For sale this fantastic bass! This is a headless, multiscale top spec’d Ibanez that retails new for about £1400. The bass is impeccable and as new, only 6 months old as I got the last one on stock – I believe to date these are on back order for most retailers. Lightest bass I’ve seen, 3.1kg! Save £400 off! 33 to 35 multiscale, steel frets, burl top, neck thru, chambered african mahogany (zero feedback and lots of headroom), nordstrand pickups and upgraded John East metal knobs (much better if you ask me, originals included) – great tuning stability. Tools, straplocks, original gigbag and ramp included. Also adding a Mono Betty strap in Ash colour. Cash only unless you can offer a light Sterling Ray35 plus cash my way. Happy to deliver at buyers’ cost or collect in Northampton – I travel to London fairly often too.
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  5. Thank you Marc! What's the weight on this beauty?
  6. Ah so sorry bud, my apologies for being ‘that person’. I just never thought the site classicandcoolguitars.co.uk was the place, dummy me!!
  7. Why’d you not do shipping 😭 such a nice bass!!
  8. Guys sorry to bother but do any of you have details to order a Limelight? @attackbass @wateroftyne @Hobbayne sorry for the mentions but I can’t find anything!
  9. Hey bud what’s the weight on this?
  10. What’s the weight?
  11. Hey buddy what's the weight on this beauty?
  12. Yep correct! better priced than Hipshots and perfect match to the knurled tuning head at the bridge!
  13. Cheers! I think it was not just worth it but pretty necessary - I was looking into the Hipshot ones but Jesus the bill was getting big! some £50+ for knobs....!
  14. Also, I'd say new knobs are a must! These are East, quite happy with their look - couldn't stand those cheap plasticky ones really.
  15. Yep - I couldn't consider the other options to be fair - Ibanez has done something great with a headless and a broad-ish neck, multiscale. I do love mine but I will say QC is definitely something that can be improved. It also begs the point that guitars may potentially have in general better QC than basses as they are more mass produced / bigger consumer base... ... I got to think about it when my new PRS Holcomb 7 - a £899 I got on offer from Peach for £699 with better finishes and sturdier feeling than the Ibby bass...
  16. Hm! Coincidentally I'm coming from a Grand Dark TM5 (on sale) and a Dingwall D-Roc 4 I sold recently - I would've loved to keep both but I had to do the adulting thing to save cash for home works - this bass is as versatile as those and has the added ergonomics and lightweight. Defo blue basses rock, cheers! The QC is a thing, indeed - I am lucky that mine is in good shape but I was on the fence to an extent - wanting a lightweight/headless 5 that can do both modern and more traditional sounds in a budget sub 1.5k£ / non-customs is tough too so I took a gamble and it worked for me! it can be (note isn't by default) narrower at the bridge - the maths is fine. However, the GWB1 will be probably narrower at the nut. The necks of the normal SRs are narrower than the EHBs This point is actually very good - the nut width will play it's role in the string spacing regardless. I do reckon though that these measures should be provided as a range, per bass - brands tend to just give you the adjusting spec of the bridge and just, which is only half the truth.
  17. Oh gosh @Woodinblack I give you that Bax can be difficult, funny enough it’s my first purchase with them and it did come on time etc but I went (post purchase) online to had a look and I’ve heard horrible things. Maybe that’s why they had stock for this bass where everyone in UK was saying April - I did take their last one on stock it seems.
  18. Hmm interesting. Can you pass me Ibanez’s details in case I contact them in the future? I only found a ‘Headstock’ distributor but I know your issue is not the first time I see it. Funny enough my tuner came with the silliest tiniest chip in the tuner. I’ve repainted this and it won’t show now, but Bax was useless in making amends for this and offered £25 voucher in compensation. it doesn’t bother me much really especially considering the low stock for these (GAK told me next order arriving in April) but I guess it’s fair that I’d get a replacement too?
  19. Oh got it apologies! And odd yes, I didn’t really struggle with mine. Easier with 5ers I guess eh, leave the 3rd string where it is, the 1 and 5 spread max and the 2 & 4th strings a bit to the sides. Still shocked at the one Bax sent you mate, but glad you got a good unit though!
  20. Yep I am confident on my range calculations above. The 5er is 17.25 to 18.75, the 6er is 16.4 to 17.6mm
  21. Hmm! So on the 6er it’s 3mm (+/- 1.5mm) divided by 5 spaces it’s 0.6mm so a range of 16.4 to 17.6mm (17mm base spacing) ain’t it? for the 5er, same 3mm divided by 4 spaces so range of 17.25 to 18.75 where 18mm is the default. I’d love to try 20mm spacing in a 5er though!
  22. Interesting - I’d say in general (not looking to confront) Ibanez spoils for narrow string spacing. I only got my 1505ms since I learnt I could stretch it to almost 19...! Admittedly the only reason I don’t venture over to 6s is cause I can’t find one I can stretch over 18mm.
  23. OH MY GOD THAT IS DISGRACEFUL!!!! I have to admit I got lucky with mine, more concerned over Bax than Ibanez's QC - happy to report mine does NOT have that issue... concerning that they're trying to peddle that to customers!
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