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We rehearse an entire album for three months, gig it once, and then move on to another album. We never gig an album twice, it's against the rules. Odelay by Beck at the moment, and jeez I feel for the keys player. And the drummer. And the guitarist
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Bodies...... Top three, no idea, generic swamp ash although nice (top left is heavy). Prices Body 1 (£200) Body 2 (£100) Body 3 (£300). Bottom three Warmoth (£225), Mighty Mite (£100), 70's Daion (£250). If I were to make a recommendation Body number 4 with neck number 1 (lovely lightweight dark wood Precision Body number 5 with neck number two (stealth fretless Precision) Body number 6 with neck number 3 (monster Entwistle-sque Precision) Body number 3 with neck number 5 (fretted Mighty Mite jazz width although logog says Precision) or with neck on it, no name Maple fretless. I'll photo the above combinations ASAP, apologies this is a bit chaotic but two quite expensive things I've been after for a while, one bass-related and one not (🤔) have come up out of the blue 👍
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So, what I'm going to produce later today is the Beedster Analogue Configurator. While the title suggests a retro pedal, it will in fact be a collection of photographs of various combinations of necks, bodies, pickguards etc. Those with low impulse control/easily parted with their cash, should avoid this thread for around 7-days 👍
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FS: Ampeg PF-50t all-tube head - *SOLD*
Beedster replied to Beedster's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Second..... nitro finished swamp ash Jazz body with FL Precision neck (brand unknown, was sold to me as Allparts many moons ago, then went to another BCer - @oldslapper IIRC - before finding its way back to me, a not uncommon take), PUPs are SD SJB1s, again I've kept them together because they work together, but happy to split: Bass £450, loaded body £325, neck £175
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As per the bitsa thread, too many unfinished basses, not enough time, so here goes (I'll be adding stuff over the next day or two, if you want more photos of anything please ask). I'm pretty much emptying this box....... First up, Warmoth roasted swamp ash body with lightly oiled finish, plus very high spec Warmoth Precision neck (you can see the stunning flame in the abve photo, third bass from the left). I've kept them together because they work and fit extremely well plus both are very lightweight to the point that I would strongly suggest a set of lightweight tuners on this bass when built. All that's required are PUP and circuit. This will build into a stunning instrument. £500 for the neck and body or neck £325 and body £225
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This bitsa is 100% staying however.......
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So, I made a terrible mistake on Sunday, I started tinkering, "Mmm, wonder what that neck would sound like on that body with those PUPs and that bridge.....?'. Long story short, of the nine bitsas I have (had), three are staying, all rather interesting fretless mongrels, and the rest are going, albeit as projects/parts, as the time required to get each of them up to the standard that I could describe them hand on heart as ready to go quality instruments is a luxury I don't have at present. So, if you fancy doing you're own Fender-alike bitsa, or upgrading a bass with a Warmoth, Mighty Mite, Shuker, or Fender neck or body, as well as a load of bridges, PUPs, and tuners, keep an eye of the Accessories For Sale forum. I'll tease y'all with this pic again......
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Contribution to the tonewood debate - a unique take (Bacci)
Beedster replied to three's topic in Bass Guitars
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Accidental NBD... G&L Tribute SB-2 - the return
Beedster replied to neepheid's topic in Bass Guitars
Not buying anything because there was nothing worth buying does not qualify as an unambiguous demonstration of the power of the spirit over the lures of materialism my friend -
I'm going to need a slightly bigger room and am going to be building a cabin around it, or possibly a cabin that is it, so I'm selling this once again. If you're podcasting, or doing a Prince and recording masterpieces instrument by instrument, this is a bloody nice unit. Big enough footprint for a Jazz kit, sufficient height for a 3/4 double bass, low-noise fan and lights in the mix also 👍