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It's in the way now so I'm gonna offer it up for a few days at £50. If nobody takes it I'll put it on ebay. Bought this a couple of months ago to see how I’d get on with a strat and now I’ve swapped my SG for a MIJ Stratocaster and this one is spare. It’s in excellent condition, just been shod with a new set of EB Slinkys and trem arm included. Happy if you want to collect it or have original box if you’d like to arrange courier at your own cost and risk. Selling for the same price I paid for it.
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Good grief, just listened to the bass work on this by Rick Danko
kwmlondon replied to kwmlondon's topic in General Discussion
Oh my god, yes - it coudl be Richard Kniss though. Looks he played all their session work though he was on upright but looks like him from what I can find. -
Good grief, just listened to the bass work on this by Rick Danko
kwmlondon replied to kwmlondon's topic in General Discussion
He's down on the credits according to Wikipedia... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_Much_of_Nothing I mean, it's phenomenal whoever it is but it'd make sense. -
**Will take £475 or trade for the right S-Type guitar** Right. Finally faced up to the fact that I'm not an SG kind of player. Yes, I think it's the coolest guitar ever but having spent a bit of time with a Strat I have had to come to terms with the truth that I'm a single-coil kinda guy - I like clean sounds, I play chords not lead and this thing is wasted on me so time to pass it on. I bought it in 1997 and since then I've replaced the pickups with a DiMarzio PAF Pro and a Seymour Duncan JB, I also got luthier of some repute Jeff Beer to fit coil taps and dress the frets and he did say it was a good example of an SG. I'm also including the leather strap with locks and the original tuners (it's got locking ones now). It's been played and has a few knocks and scratches but the action is lovely and it sounds great - there's the usual Gibson line along the fretboard but the neck/body joint is fine as you can see in the pics and it's never been repaired. I'd much rather someone picked it up in person but I've got a box to pack it up and it'll come in a gig bag if you want to arrange a collection at your own risk. Any questions give me a shout. I'll miss this one but it's time it got the kind of playing it deserves.
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I bought a guitar from Keith and the process went like a dream! He was excellent about communicating, made sure it got collected by the courier and packed it up beautifully- really, superb packaging! I’m a very happy indeed. Recommend without hesitation.
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How cool is this?! Dan Armstrong plexiglass bass...
kwmlondon replied to kwmlondon's topic in Bass Guitars
Could be anything. Maybe even a laminate of plastic on a sheet of plastic. Who can tell? -
How cool is this?! Dan Armstrong plexiglass bass...
kwmlondon replied to kwmlondon's topic in Bass Guitars
Do they sound transparent though? -
How cool is this?! Dan Armstrong plexiglass bass...
kwmlondon replied to kwmlondon's topic in Bass Guitars
I mean, walking on stage with THAT!!! I think the only way to top it would be one of them would be a Gus http://www.gusguitars.com/product.php?model_id=6 -
Absolutely amazing thing... https://thebassgallery.com/collections/bass/products/dan-armstrong-lucite
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That's a VERY good price. I know they've refined things a bit since then but I doubt you'd tell much of a difference without being able to play it against a new one back-to-back. The only thing I'd say is that if you wanted to upgrade to the 3-pickup model it may be more tricky, but personally my go-to tone is both on a-la-Jazz with both pickups on full.
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