jmanfunk

[quote name='Kongo' post='506008' date='Jun 5 2009, 12:47 AM']I could use something with a sweepable mid, like a "Pre-shape" that Trace Elliot do but now everyone installs them (Peavey with "Contour" and Markbass with "VPF").
So if you could suggest something I could use with Parametric EQ and sweepable mid that'd be cool.
What's the model you use you are on about?[/quote]

Well besides the ne-1 I've listed here, I'm not aware of any other external parametric eq devices. But having a sweepable mid control where you can select what frequency you wish to cut or boost is just as good as fully parametric eq. The [url="http://www.bass.se/2007/microbass.htm"]EBS microbass II[/url] is something I'd highly recommend if you wanted greater control over how you shape your sound. Also, it acts as a line select, excellent D.I. and a few other things. Unfortunately, you pay for all these features I noticed a few in the for sale section recently.

I seriously regret selling mine!

It's a great bit of kit if your amp is indeed minus a semi-para. mid control. It's a real shame that Yamaha stopped production a while ago. I guess most people didn't know what it did or rather never saw a use for it. I had an Ebs outboard pre with a sweepable mid control and now a Genz Benz head with the same. It's a really useful control to have.

Also, this is sold to the gent from the continent

I 'd definitely suggest playing with the controls on the pedal as well as the on-board eq. and see if that makes a difference. There's no reason why it being a fretless should make much a diference. As someone suggested, it may be the output of the bass which is causing trouble.

Although the new Mxr pedal sounds pretty damn good here-

[quote name='sebasstian' post='504483' date='Jun 3 2009, 10:06 AM']Hi,

the post is some while ago, but is the device still available?

Regards,
Sebasstian[/quote]


Hi,

Actually, yes this is still available. I had decided to keep it for those 'just in case' moments but it hasn't seen the light of day since posting the ad. Shoot me a Pm if you're interested.


Jay.

Pm'd

Is this still available and would you be willing to ship to Ireland?


Jay

Has Jesso taken this, or is it still for sale?

[quote name='Sercet' post='498740' date='May 27 2009, 01:56 PM']I still have one of these. Trade for good, light, small 8-0hm or sell for £295.

Thanks

Steve[/quote]


I take it that the wizzy is 4ohms, right?

Fantastic basses these. Outshines the warwicks in my opinion.

Have a bump Mick

That's a tasty bit of chestnut. Is it 33" scale per chance?

[quote name='Jerzy Drozd' post='485857' date='May 12 2009, 12:57 PM']Hi Guys!

Thanks for comments, greatly appreciated!


jerzy[/quote]


Hi Jerzy,

Great to see you here. Always a privilege to have a world class luthier around these forums.


Jay.

Thought this may be of interest. Jerzy's take on the single-cut design. He's currently running a competition for the naming of the new design with the prize being the prototype. It might not be my cup of tea but if he's giving it away.....

Details here-

[url="http://www.jerzydrozdbasses.com/"]http://www.jerzydrozdbasses.com/[/url]

I've decided that a five string is what I really want so this is still available for sale. I'd still welcome any five string trades of course.

Also, some part exchanges+cash my way would work.

Possibly two of the nicest basses I've ever seen.


Jay.

I'd also be interested in fretless fives. Anyone with pedulla pentabuzz collecting dust?

Good Friday bump.

[quote name='benwhiteuk' post='454344' date='Apr 4 2009, 08:47 PM']That bass looks great, and due to the gloss finish I’m almost certain those marks can be completely polished out by a French Polisher to make it look as good as new. Good luck with the sale [/quote]



My thoughts exactly . The scratches haven't penetrated the finish so can be buffed out with minimal cost.

Sterling must have gained a little ground against the Euro, as 1750euro now equates to £1,555 GBP. A difference of £85 to the price I quoted on March 29th!

If anyone is thinking of a cash offer, put 1750euro into the currency converter at [url="http://www.xe.com"]http://www.xe.com[/url] and see what the current rate is.


Jay.

[quote name='Rayman' post='453575' date='Apr 3 2009, 06:09 PM']That sir, is a fine bass guitar.[/quote]

Why thank you, it's a bit of a looker alright.

Weekend bump. Plenty of trade offers but all have been with a 35" scale. Are there any 34"ers out there!?


Jay.

Bump!

Great basses these and I bet it sounds awesome with the ACG pre!

Yes and no, Dirk. Yes it's a fantastic bass, build, playability, sound etc.; easily the best I've come across although the 'Bartolini sound' took some time to get used to. And the no, I'm missing my high C.

I have it up for trade/sale here at the moment and I have my eyes firmly set on your Status! I doubt I'll sell it though with the current state of the sterling against the Euro.

Anyway, back on topic. I'm sure people here could do with a bit more info on this bass- pups, scale length, and does it have the Marleaux programmable eq?

Easy,

Jay.

Amazing bass from a great seller. ^_^


Jay

[quote name='phsycoandy' post='448960' date='Mar 29 2009, 09:00 PM']Not a great fan of Sei's, but that is lovely and the nicest ive seen, if a tad expensive as the seller states. damn the exchange rate.[/quote]


Damn the exchange rate indeed! A custom Overwater has never been so affordable, at least from my perspective