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lukebassbs

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  1. 8 hours ago, Downunderwonder said:

    It's next to impossible to gain a statistically valid picture of an amp's reliability from asking a forum.

     

    I don't know that many were even sold in the UK.

     

    But my memory is pretty good and I can't recall ever reading about a broken Aguilar on Talkbass either.

     

    If you get along with the EQ you could probably do a lot worse. Always use genuine speakons and don't drop it.

    Thanks, solid advice.... more just checking there's no major manufacturing issues. from my years of working in a music shop i know there are some "good" brands to approach with caution  

  2. 46 minutes ago, itu said:

    Please @lukebassbs, tell us how your amps have failed you. That might interest us.

    Sure, Ampeg SVT 4 - one day turned it on had no sound- mainboard had a fault apparently....  

     

    Ampeg SVT-3 again turned on one day no sound....

     

    Recently a GK mb500, one channel blown ( my fault really ) but the other is now so noisy it's unusable ..... 

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  3. Hi all,  Im wondering if any of you bass pals can shed some light on this. I love the sound of the Tone Hammer amps and i'm in the market for one... but due to having many amps fail on me in the past, before I invest I would really like to know if anyone had had any issues with them ?? 

     

    Thanks 

     

    Luke

  4. 6 hours ago, Happy Jack said:

     

    When a Kramer listing fails to mention the weight, it's usually a safe guess that it's a back-breaker!

     

    Ha... well the neck is made of aluminum, but it's not crazy heavy, however it's certainly not a 60's Jazz weight.....

    I believe it comes in at 10.85 lbs

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  5. hey all!

     

    So bought this quite a few years ago now with the intention of learning upright but have gone down the synth bass road instead 

     

    it’s a really great instrument for the price, ideal for dipping into the upright world before having to spend big ££ 

     

    Never gigged and honestly only played it about 10-15 times when I first got it, 

     

    its just been sitting in its soft case ever since (it comes with said soft case)

     

    I think it’s time to give up my upright dreams

     

    collection only from Reading or Chippenham

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  6. I love this thing and would love to hang on to it. it really does sound amazing and super unique! plus they're rather rare now... but unfortunately I now need to free up some cash and i have a few too many basses...... it's in very good condition ( though the previous owner did swap out the nut, but the original nut has been put back on.....)

    The two i've seen for sale in the last few years have gone for around £1600-£2000! Personally I feel thats a lil too much plus I would prefer a quicker sale. collection only (either Reading or Chippenham) 

     

     

     

     

     

    Neck:  Walnut & aluminum neck with ebonoid fingerboard & silver dot inlays.  Frets show some wear, but have plenty of life in them.  Forked aluminum headstock with Schaller tuners in perfect working condition.  1 9/16" metal nut; 31" scale length.

    Body:  Solid walnut body with two maple strips.  Badass bridge with adjustable saddles.  Schaller tuners in perfect working condition.  Bass weighs 10.85 lbs.

    Pickups:  DiMarzio bass humbuckers with cream bezels.  Dual volume & tone controls with black speed knobs.  3-way pickup toggle & two coil switches for the pickups.  Pots date to '80.  All electronics are in perfect working condition.

    Massive sound - like a piano with tons of resonance & dynamics!

     

     

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  7. Travis Bean TB2000, this is an early one #23 of only 1020 made.
    I have never seen another of these basses in this country,
    so if you are looking at one you will not have to pay tax the rather large shipping cost from the states.

    For those of you who do not know what this bass is.
    It has a solid metal neck running thought the whole body, this in turn gives you a very big sound that will cut through any mix!
    trust me no other bass sounds like this!
    check em out [url="http://www.travisbeanguitars.com"]http://www.travisbeanguitars.com[/url]

    it has some scratches on it, mostly buckle wear. but it's in good nic considering it's over 35 year old. I will post some pic's in the next day or two.
    I'm looking for £1800
    Or a trade and some money, I play synth as well

    Cheers

    Luke

    More pic's futher down!

  8. Hi, just thought i should introduce my self, I'm 22 live in reading doin a bass degree, well in to my funk and soul and pretty much all things cheesy. and i play a 5 sting alembic epic through an SVT PRO 4 and its all about marcus miller!!

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