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  1. Schnozzalee
    A Cort A6
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    It's an unusual headstock and mine had wooden tuning pegs - when I put mine up after first joining everyone started talking about something called the 'Lowden-era'. I'd ask EBS Freak, he knows all about the Goodfellow stuff. I traded my musicman 4 string for one o these, ironically .
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    How did the seller shaft you? Got me worried, I just bought a guitar off Ebay
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    I'm sure it wouldn't weigh as much as 15lbs, I had a six string made of entirely maple weighing in at 14lbs. I remember seeing this bass elsewhere and the top is simply stunning, if you ever needed inspiration to play the timber on this would do it for you!
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    [quote name='Kees_SoS' timestamp='1343934322' post='1757631'] Another, 'classic' Original Series from 2011: [url="http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/52/30374210150396226395746.jpg/"][/url] Uploaded with [url="http://imageshack.us"]ImageShack.us[/url] [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]For more photos, see [/font][/color][url="https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150396222490746.415508.325141415745&type=3"]https://www.facebook...41415745&type=3[/url][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [/font][/color] [/quote]
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    Anyone finished with the metronome?
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    If you've played a G&L previously and enjoyed their electronic innovations stick with!! I have and i've just bought my 5th yesterday . I've not had a tribute but the yankie ones were very nice indeed (L2000 & L2500), I had no trouble finding the tones I wanted from Jaco to Jack Bruce. I never worry about build quality with this brand.
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    That space bass is awesome, you need the Warwick bootsy to go with!!
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    The amount of times i've done that - I just turn into a space cadet tuning strings. If you think that's bad, try setting up a Floyd Rose or a Bigsby!!
  10. Schnozzalee
    Well you should be reassured that you have a Stage 1 for your modern tones and a Precision for your vintage sound . I like thumbs (electronically) but I hear they're uncomfortable to play in comparision with a Streamer - apparently feel like making your way round a 35" scale.
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    I'd be giving it away too if it sounded like that!
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    [quote name='silddx' timestamp='1348495916' post='1814304'] There is a difference for me between Fancy and Stylish. I play simple stuff on a stylish chrome Warwick I don't like wood finishes at all, but the huge exception to this is the Xylem basses in the Basschat affiliates thread, they are utterly delicious! [/quote] Always wanted to get a chrome warwick and then go join Judas Priest
  13. Schnozzalee
    Every Music Man Sterling guy needs to try a Kubicki
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    That's very nice indeed!
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    Damn that's nice!!
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    I usually don't like see through sunburst's on the cheaper Fender ranges - just because you can see the several pieces of wood glued together BUT that Squier's grain is very lovely indeed!! I'm surprised it's as nice, if not nicer than my recently sold '62 AVRI
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    sold.

    Schnozzalee replied to Soulman's topic in Basses For Sale

    GAS
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    Ahh ya see!! All my bumping worked, well at least you painted the badge on it for the buyer
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    Ok ok, now you done that, MISSION 2!! Shave the ends off and make it fit round the soundhole of a Spanish classical guitar
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    Do it !! Big one - like so: [attachment=118980:Newcastle.png]
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    Can't help but smile at timber basses like that, the back is as beautiful as the front. Love Bartolini soapbars, nice rounded thud
  22. Schnozzalee
    Paint a Newcastle United badge on it
  23. Schnozzalee
    It's funny you ask this, every musicman I've played has had a twisted neck dead spots or bowing (I took one in part ex and sold it on without playing it). I wouldn't touch em with a barge pole anymore, especially after musicman20's return of a stingray classic, plus, I just hate the screws on the pickup sticking into my thumb - not comfortable. I'd sit tight with your CV precision and jazz! Try a kubicki
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    Is there another pickup under that cover?
  25. Schnozzalee
    Favourite colour combo
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