OmeDunk

The Netherlands, near Rotterdam

Had some nice offers. Keep them coming!

Trade options added.

8 hours ago, dannybuoy said:

I continue to be impressed at how close the 'Obsidian 7000' cops a B7K, including its knack of making any other dirt pedal going into it sound awesome. Obsidian 7000 with a (real) Alpha Omega switched on half way through:

https://1drv.ms/u/s!ApKsVfvGwYkOiqVRHNPDvmbDsfumow

All your recordings are very convincing. They sound very well

** Sold **

Get yourself a rosewood neck'd road worn jazz; the new ones have pau ferro boards.

Fender Road Worn Jazz sunburst 2011
Very light weight.

Has this really worn in feel and that vintage sound. I recently got myself a De Gier jazz bass so this one has to go.

In excellent condition. It was bought in 2012 by the previous owner. He never came to learn the bass so only used it for a couple of times a year. So it is a kind of NOS. 

It has 77 rotosound flats on it. And the rosewood on the neck is beautiful figured. 

All gig bag candy included.

A flimsy Fender gig bag is included. But I also have the choice of sturdier cases for some extra cash.

Shipping to UK insured to 442 GBP (500 euro):

Gig bag and neck detached: + 20 GBP

Bass sent as whole in 6/10 Road Runner case: +45 GBP

Bass sent as whole in 9/10 Thomann Case:+55 GBP

Would you like to have it extra insured? Please let me know so I can get a quote.

Specs:
Body: Alder
Finish: Lacquer
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood 7-1/4" (184mm)
Frets: 20, Vintage
Scale Length: 34" (864 mm)
Nut Width: 1-1/2" (38mm)
Hardware: Nickel/Chrome
Tuning Keys: Vintage Style Reverse Tuning Machines
Bridge: American Vintage Jazz Bass
Pickguard: 4-Ply Brown Shell

More pics:
PICS

Gig bag candy

Only trades considered: Tech 21 VT, TC Clip on tuner, vintage icon fretless, all with cash my way.

11 hours ago, Paul S said:

And I've just had the sofa pic of mine!!!

Beautiful!

A B/B/M-precision is really growing on me.

Fair enough, Michael.

Maybe you should give the punters that already responded first refusal, if you decide to sell.

Ac Bs Pre is the fishman pre

Pm’d

1 hour ago, LukeFRC said:

How easy are they to set up? 

Quite easy. I got myself 3 preset chains I can toggle through. Which was not difficult.

However, that was a couple years ago. I am afraid that I need the manual now if I had to change something.

8 hours ago, Jack said:

I know, I almost feel like I'm wasting all of those effects. I've got another board that has an MS-60B and a DI box. I have the Zoom set eq>overdrive(swtichable)>SVT>comp and I really couldn't be happier. One button to press!

+1

I wanted a tuner, a VT, a comp and a HPF. But I like my stuff extremely portable. 

So I got myself a MS-60B

Aren' t these hand made?

I just bought a custom made bass. Otherwise I'd be all over this.

They are smooth. And have a very high tension.

Compared to Chromes: The roto's are more thumpier en have less highs, me thinks.

Is that your coat, over there?

Did you try to favour the neck pup over the bridge pup and set the tone control to 50%?

It works for me.

Very nice bass!

Hi, welcome here.

I live in Krimpen ad IJssel; very close to you. Enjoy your stay on basschat.

Duncan

Last week I also had the stock preamp of my 55-01 replaced. The new preamp is a bartolini nmtb-918f.

makes a big difference. Very happy with it.

Welcome from a fellow country man (I live near Rotterdam)

Did you drill a hole in that wall just to make these pictures? Respect!

nice bass, glwts.

Weight? 

Any trades?

Nice!

I do not own either of these basses. But my guess:

take 1: Stingray

take 2: Cort

Good luck with it!

22 hours ago, fretmeister said:

I'm learning to read. I'm doing the Jeff Berlin course and a few other things.

What content is in the Jeff Berlin course?

On 9-1-2018 at 11:09, stingrayPete1977 said:

I actually like the sound of my 3.0 the best. 

I owned a 3.0, and now I am using a 9.0 for 6 years or so. And I also liked the sound of the 3.0 the best.

Beautiful bass and a nice price.

Good luck with the sale, Will.