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sshorepunk

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  1. A few sei basses have graced my hands!

    Nice bass this, superb craftsmanship, went in favour of a solid colour





    This was and is a nice, bass, made for Paul Turner! Last five I owned before going back to four

  2. Here's a few jazzes and a T-bass that passed thru, briefly!

    MIJ 70's reisuue!



    and a Fender deluxe jazz, that did a few gigs with me a while back, nice bass, but I don't do sunburst (or nice woods, just solid colours these days)



    Had a T-bass 5 for a while, great bass, but these need to have four strings IMHO lol

  3. Got a fair few images on my server, gonna start with the fretless bunch

    First up is a nice bass collection five I owned a few years back, I forget where it was made, but one of the better jap' builders from what I recall



    The came a Pedulla buzz, THE fretless, but it really didn't suit the band I play in! I willown another of these at some point in my life





    I changed to a more trad' look with the aquisition of a GL2500, but fives were just not needed anymore, so this went in favour of a Jazz, the LPB in the first post



    A brief visitor was this Iceni funkmeister, cracking bass, but with a marriage that had fell apart and a much needed break in Kos looming, I needed to get some $$ back in!

  4. Been meaning to do this for while, so here goes!

    Got loads of photo's of what came before this lot, will add them later

    First up is my Musicman Stingray, 2005 Ltd edition, the tasty bettercream job!
    This is my manin gigging bass, currently running a John East pre
    This is the second time I have owned this bass! I had it when I joined the band I am in right now, but was playing 5 string at the time, so it went to fund other gear for the new gig I had. Eventually I switched back to 4 string with the band as there was no need for the extra string. I played a jazz for a while, but had GAS for a 'ray, especially one of these. Fortunatley, the guy who I sold this too no longer required it, so a deal was done! Suits my band sound and style and sounds great through my Matamp rig


    Next up is my seafoam green jazz.
    This si currently up for sale as the 'ray is my main bass right now
    Came from the US, wanted either a seafoam or sonic blue, took a lot of searching to find one. I really like the 70's styling with the blocks. Cool bass and great to play
    But it ain't getting playing and I want to try some new sounds in the band



    Next up is my Fender deluxe fretless jazz in lake Placid blue
    Just had a badass III bridge fitted
    I play fretless on a few tracks with my band, I unashamedly play lined fretless, can't be arsed making the switch to unlined
    This will be going soon, I love playing it, sounds great, but I have GAS for the MM style fretless sound



    A recent aquisition, Lakland hollow body fretless, in a nice red, christened "the trace bass"
    My band can do most of our set acoustic, so I wanted something like this for that reason. But I also wanted to do the acoustic stuff fretless and this came up, 34" scale as well! Sounds great, fretboard is like glass! Just bought a Markbass booster pedal for it, so I can use the vintage speaker filter, I like that on fretless! So the markbass pedal and a tuner will be all I need with this for acoustic gigs (and a small combo)



    Last of the current crop is a jap' Fender P! fitted with wizard p/ups and finished in photoflame! Not my first choice of P, but it serves a purpose. It's got some weird marks on it from an incident a few years back. Gonna change this at some point, I want a black or white P with RW board
    I got hold of this for a specific reason! Sometimes we have Aziz Ibrahim do a guest slot with us, he will do two of the songs he wrote with Ian Brown, My Star and Corpses. So this gets used for My Star as it is played on a bass that is detuned a full tone, and the sound of a P suits it



    More to come I guess, got some GAS going on right now!

    I'll also start adding some visitors from the last few years, there has been a lot!!!

    Tony

  5. Photo's! Can provide more if required

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  6. I put this up a while back and withdrew it, but it's going back up for sale again as it's not getting played that much

    This is a 2009 Fender Custon Classic in seafoam green

    Seafoam green nitro nitro finish, with tort pick gaurd
    18 volt active electronics, Fender custom shop p/ups
    Maple neck with rosewood board and blocks

    It is a great bass, plays well (as those who tried it at Bass day will testify, Tayste heard the comments!!)

    Here's some blurb off a website with Fenders description all the specs

    Subtle refinements to Fender’s legendary Jazz Bass guitar make our Custom Classic model a true player’s instrument. This bass features a slightly slimmer waist contour, plus deeper cutaways for greater access to the upper registers of its 21-fret maple or rosewood fingerboard. An elegant take on a Fender design classic.

    Features

    •Model Name: Custom Classic Jazz Bass®
    •Series: Custom Classic Series
    •Color: seafoam green, ("Thin" Nitrocellulose Lacquer Finish)
    •Body: Premium Ash
    •Neck: Quarter-Sawn Maple, Modern “C” Shape, (Polished Satin Urethane Finish)
    •Fingerboard: Rosewood p/n, 9.5” Radius (241mm)
    •No. of Frets: 21 Medium Jumbo Frets
    •Pickups: 2 Custom Noiseless™ Jazz Bass Pickups (Bridge / Mid)
    •Controls: Master Volume, Pickup Pan Pot, 3-Band Active EQ with:
    Treble Boost/Cut: +/- 14 db @ 2kHz to 18 kHz with a peak at 8kHz,
    Mid Boost/Cut: +/- 12 db @ 1kHz,
    Bass Boost/Cut: +/- 15 db @ 30 kHz
    •Pickup Switching: Pan Pot
    •Bridge: Strings-Through-Body or Top-Load Bridge with Steel Bridge Plate and Chrome Plated, Milled, Solid Brass Saddles
    •Machine Heads: Fender®/Schaller® Deluxe Lightweight Tuning Machines
    •Hardware: Chrome
    •Pickguard: 4-Ply White Pearloid
    •Scale Length: 34” (864 mm)
    •Width at Nut: 1.50” (38mm)
    •Unique Features: Real White Shell Block Inlays on an Unbound Neck, Black Plastic Parts, Fender/Schaller Straplock Strap Buttons
    •Strings: Super 8250ML, NPS,
    •Gauges: .045, .065, .080, .105TW (Taperwound E)
    •p/n 0738250005.
    •Accessories: Deluxe Black Hardshell Case (Black Interior), Strap, Straplocks, Cable, Polishing Cloth
    •Case: Deluxe Black Hardshell Case
    •Introduced 1/2001


    It comes with all the case candy, but no case (the correct case is easily sourced)

    Price is a very firm £1300, I have some GAS, but don't really need to sell this to satisfy that

    I will drive to meet buyers, with an hour of Manchester

    I'll get some photo's later today, but here's an old one



    No silly offers or trades outside of what is stated above

    Thx

    Tony

  7. I think this has been mentioned before, but just wanna give it a heads up.....


    [url="http://www.thebassment.info/"]The Bassment[/url]

    Kept me occupied last weekend with some great transcriptions, Starchild and Tallulah were the two I got nailed

    Nice work Simon!

    Tony

  8. Great track, even though the later albums are not of the same qaulity of BSSM, they still provide good listening, always good for a blast in the car!
    Good vids too, was watching Dani California and By the Way on You tube last night!

    T

  9. Having a clear out

    [s]Marcus Miller - Silver Rain (sealed)
    Norm Stockton - Pondering the Sushi[/s]
    Paul Jackson - Funk On a stick
    [s]Oteil and the Peacemakers -The Family Secret CD/DVD £7
    Victor Bailey - Thats Right[/s]
    Linkin Park - Athousand sons CD/DVD (not very bass I know ;-))

    Brothers Johnson DVD - I bought it off ebay and it is a disc someone copied off of something, quality is OK though - £6

    RHCP Dani California 7" picture disc, buy a clock mechanism and shove it thru the middle = cool clock

    Pro tools instructional DVD;s set of 3 - based on older version of PT's but 90% is the same £20

    John Mayall with Eric Clapton - Bluesbreakers - 1966 Mono Vinyl LP - fetch good money on ebay, but sleeve is not good and condition is average, plays OK though £25


    £5 posted unless otherwise stated

    Tony

  10. for many years I played an EBS TD650, with 2 4x10 cabs, used to use just one cab at smaller gigs. This was and is a great rig!
    Then I tried the valve thing, first of all a Fender bassman head thru a 4x10, it sounded great and the comments from the rest of the band that night, prompted a bit more digging
    The obvious choice for that tone was a Mesa head, but I was lucky and ended up with a Matamp GT200 and 2 matamp 4x10's
    It's a heavy rig, the amp can be a killer, but 2 arms underneath it moves it around

    The tone is superb, valve amps seem to bring out so much more of the bass!
    Then there is the volume thing. my band can be loud and it wasn't uncommon to be running the TD650 between 1/2 and 3/4 volume, I ran it thru the eq section, but had it set pretty flat most of the time, with a the drive up a bit
    The GT200 hasn't been above 1/2 way yet, I shudder to think whatr it does beyond that, it's just f'in loud, very loud, loads of headroom and loud!

    Tony

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