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  1. [quote name='noirpunk' post='262245' date='Aug 14 2008, 10:53 AM']True enough, but how likely is it that the circuit board is dud?[/quote] Exactly, thats why I paid over the odds for this originally from my local music shop. I nearly bought from GAK but they were rude and I didn't like th guys attitude. Oh by the way, its going to the post office at lunch time so should be with you soon. Cheers, Nathan
  2. [quote name='ianrunci' post='262185' date='Aug 14 2008, 09:20 AM']£380 is a joke price mate. Get it on ebay you'll get much more than that for it.[/quote] I know its low, its a real shame. If there are no takers its on the ebay next week. I just resent ebay and paypal taking a slice of the pie which is why it is on here.
  3. Just sent some pics off so thought i would load up here too to try and spark some more interest [attachment=12055:front_on.jpg] [attachment=12056:Back_body.jpg] [attachment=12057:body_shot.jpg] [attachment=12058:front_dark.jpg] [attachment=12059:Resize_Assistant_1.jpg] Thanks, Nathan
  4. SOLD! to a very nice chap from Wales. Many thanks
  5. [quote name='cd_david' post='261453' date='Aug 13 2008, 11:35 AM']It is all personal taste, however i would suggest its your mates rig that was possibly at fault. I use an overwater all the time gigging in a 3 piece, I use a rack system and 8x10 and get nothing but compliments about the cut and balls of my sound, Overwaters are designed to sound like the wood and construction of the instrument. If you want a character eq and pick ups, stick some in but as mentioned by others in the thread the build quality and playability is second to none. Dave[/quote] Quite possibly was his rig actually, he is a bit of a plug and play kinda guy and never seemed to bothered about sound, or looking after his very expensive 6 string. I just want to say it did sound like I was having an overwater bash....I really wasn't. They each sound very different, in fact the one that I really liked was the bolt on perception model...absolutely stonking, I actually preffered it to the big posh boys. They are stunningly built and the owner Chris May? was so very nice to me at the stand. As everyone has said, try as many as you can, it really is the only way when spending this much cash I think.
  6. [quote name='mcgraham' post='260859' date='Aug 12 2008, 02:37 PM']I [i]love[/i] the aesthetics of these basses. Top quality stuff. However I'm waiting for a top bass myself so I'm not in the market. [i]Fortunately[/i], I know someone who is very interested in getting a quality 5 string just like this in this price range. I've just mailed him and will let you know if he gets back to me. Either way, bump for a top bass and an absurdly low price. Mark[/quote] Hi Mark, Thanks for the kind words. Spread the word about the sale ha ha, just send me a PM if your friend is interested. I had a nibble yesterday but waiting to hear back, just so you can let your friend know. :-) Many thanks, Nathan
  7. Hey Bubinga 5, Just noticed you are Cheltenham based, do you know Aroundabout sound by any chance? The owner is selling his GB spitfire, it is absolutely stunning but it is a four string (didn'y know what you were after). I have tried a few overwaters, a friend has a 6 string and I tried nearly all of the basses at the stand at the london guitar show this year. Overwaters are beautifully made and look stunning but as some others have said it depends what you are after. My friend used his in a rock band with a Euphonic Audio Iamp 800 and to be honest it was gutless and didn't cut through in a hard rock band (may just have been him not using it right) but I found the sound very mellow. (incidentally he used a warwick and an Ashdown next gig in the same venue and it was HUGE!) I dont want to offend any Overwater owners, they are stunning but not right for my ears! I prefer a much more punchy stingray tone so maybe that is why it did not rock my world. The OW Jazz I tried was better but again it just didn't do it for me, I just found it lacking in balls especially after going and playing a lakland. The GB in Cheltenham is amazing and in fact I nearly maxed out a credit card and bought it, just ask them as it is not out on show. Anyway I hope you find something, Head to the gallery in London probably the best idea, might even pick up something secondhand and save a few quid
  8. Thanks everyone for the kind words, I cannot express how much pain I am in having to drop the price again. This really is a stunning bass, and IMHO it is much better than many of the newer warwicks I have played. My FINAL reduction is [size=4][b]£380[/b][u][/u][/size]. If I do not get any nibbles in the next few days then its off to ebay sadly. I dont want to do this because of the fees and hassle but needs must.....I hate being poor. Many thanks, Nathan
  9. Hello, Very reluctantly I am having to sell my Superfly head. I am in a poor financial situation and am selling this and my very loved Warwick Streamer to get myself out of trouble. I bought this 3 months ago and it was taken out of the box, put on my cab and has been played maybe 10 times, that is it. It is in ace condition and as you can see in the pictures I have the box and all the goodies to go with it. I think I even have the receipt if anyone wants it. I know some people have their opinions of these amps and that is fine, but I love this amp. It sounds fantastic and switching through the presets has given me all the sounds I have needed and more so. Ok this amp has some special abilities like changing settings on computer etc, but equally you can just plug it in and play and with a few clicks get a great sound. There have been a few of these with some issues but this has been played for a couple of hours at a time in my bedroom (much to girlfriends dismay) and it is perfect I simply cannot fault it and there are some other users on here who will back me up in how good these are. Full specs can be found here on the Ashdown site: [url="http://www.ashdownmusic.com/bass/detail.asp?ID=199"]http://www.ashdownmusic.com/bass/detail.asp?ID=199[/url] I know these were going at nearly half their original price towards the end and that is something I will have to live with so price is [u][b]£175[/b][/u] I have got some good feedback on the feedback thread so buy with confidence. I will happily send this if needed and I am a pretty good packer so don't worry. Please please PM me if you want more pics or any more info, pics below [attachment=11929:head_front.jpg] [attachment=11928:head_side_on.jpg] [attachment=11927:Superfly_stuff.jpg]
  10. Hello, Apologies if there is already a thread like this, I did have a quick search. When my Roscoe Beck arrived my girlfriend asked me "what is the new one called then" I didn't know what to say. I have never really named guitars before despite being very attached to them, (probably more than is healthy to be honest) I am bored at work so thought it would be interesting to see what everyone else called theirs. So with that, what does everyone call their basses?. Is it just a bass to you, or do you have a specific name for your bass/basses or refer to your bass as "he" or "she" or "the old girl"? To start things off my Roscoe Beck is now referred to as Bex or Bexie. Cheers all Nathan
  11. [quote name='Bigwan' post='260038' date='Aug 11 2008, 03:21 PM']Like the new avatar Nathan! Can't believe this bass is still here!!![/quote] HA HA! Cheers, it was time to move on from the Stingray and show some love for the new addition. I love it so thought I would share it. Its a shame about the warwick, maybe no-one wants them or I have somehow put everyone off. Edit: I need some cash and the new band means I need a big new powerful amp as well so FINAL REDUCTION..........£390 someone......anyone? Cheers Nathan
  12. Hello, I have had a few close ones on this and a couple of offers, but I am afraid at the moment I cannot let it go for much less than £400. Despite needing some funds, I also need a new amp as the one I currently have is not going to be powerful enough for the band I have just joined. If anyone has anything and wants to do a trade then PM me. I would consider a direct swap if the amp is special but ideally i would like a wee bit of money my way. Would consider most things, but looking for maybe: Ashdown, Gallien, SWR, or anything around the 300watt + Thanks again, Nathan
  13. Jesus my missus objects to four guitars in the house, how the bloody hell to you get away with that? Outrageous collection and eaxctly what I would have given the chance/another girlfriend/more money.
  14. You cannot be in a wedding band an not play mustang sally, its the law isn't it? I hate the damb song but guaranteed if your having a dodgy night with the crowd, play that and every ganny father in law and fiv eyear old in the building will dance. I have an even worse one.......This used to be THE ABSOLUTE BEST CROWD PLEASER when we played....Mavericks, "dance the night away". ABSOLUTELY HATEFUL HATEFUL SONG, but you would have thought we were throwing £50 notes on the dance floor when we played it, everytime even with young trendy couples who liked Damien Rice and that Jack...all my acoustic songs are exactly the same... chap. I miss being in a wedding band...oh what about Midnight Hour is that allowed?
  15. hello, PM'd once again with some info, Bump as well I suppose. Cheers
  16. SkB make cracking cases, I think they make Musicman and Fender cases? could be wrong. Also I have a lovely Hiscox case, very sturdy and used by a few people on here, and the choice of John Shuker and Status I believe.
  17. Are you splitting the cabs and head. Interested in trades for the head if so? Cheers, nathan
  18. Interested in trades at all? Cheers, Nathan
  19. PM'd will get the details to you ASAP
  20. I subscribe and nothing through yet, seems like they have got their priorities a little wrong
  21. [quote name='simondee' post='255411' date='Aug 5 2008, 02:19 PM']would love to help you out but I bought the red pro-M off here the other week. I'm sure the warwick forum boys will help. I'm SO doing the black hardware thing you did on both of my new Streamers [/quote] I would say definately go for the hardware, bet it would look lovely with the red. It is pretty cheap to do, very little effort and warwick were a pleasure to deal with. Post up in the build section if you go for it. Cheers Nathan
  22. Thanks for the comments from everyone. This really is a great bass but I am really getting desperate to sell and do not want to resort to Evil-bay. May try the warwick forums as suggested if there are no nibbles at all. I will consider offers, will send the bass if needed. If it helps the sale I can throw in a Hiscox hard case which is very clean and tidy. Many thanks, Nathan
  23. There are probably more than a few folk on here who could give you some brilliant practice material but here are a couple of simple things I do to practice/warm up. 1. Go through scales up and across the neck following the circle of fifths. 2. I do chromatic ( i think thats what they are called) excercises up and across the neck so I play finger per fret: 1st 2nd 3rd 4th fret (bottom string) 2nd 3rd 4th 5th next string, 3rd 4th 5th...etc working my way up and across the neck. I then play that backwards, and then play it in reverse so start on your highest string in the same pattern. I have a brilliant book which helped me loads and i still refer to it: [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tips-Bass-Guitar-Should-Have/dp/1844920046/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1217851950&sr=8-1"]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Tips-Bass-Guitar-S...1950&sr=8-1[/url] Its by Mr Stuart Clayton and it is great and comes with a CD. I would highly reccomend it for anyone who wants to learn good fundamentals and its only £10
  24. I have tried quite a few brands, Tomastik, Elites, Rotosounds (really dont get the appeal), Elixir, DR, and I Just keep coming back to good old Ernieballs. I cant fault them, I try new brands and think "these are really good" then whack some slinkys on the bass and im back home again. Elites were about the only other set i liked but even then they just are not "me". I used extra slinkys on the four string when I had it but now use, Super Slinky 5 string set which are: 40, 60, 75, 95, 125 on my Roscoe Beck, and am about to put the same on my warwick as i am not getting on with the black labels. Ace strings and the best for me so far.
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