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I think it lasted about a year (I want to say 1996, maybe earlier) they crop up very rarely. I’ve always quite fancied one.
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Sorry @LeftyJ - a comparison (I actually didn’t realise how close the JPB Jackson was) And until the previous post I’d never thought the Washburn looked like a Jerzy Drozd - but it’s quite blatant…
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Yeah. A very rudimentary take on it. not as close as when Jackson nicked Marleaux’s design…
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New Single - “Circles” - If you like RHCP type stuff…
AndyTravis replied to AndyTravis's topic in Share Your Music
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The Fender Steve Harris is flake over LPB so it should really work as it’s the same principle- you have to stare at it like a magic eye photo… ”oh look a schooner!” ”ha it’s a sailboat…” ”a schooner is a sailboat…”
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Musicman SR5 Candy Red **£1300** - *SOLD*
AndyTravis replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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this… And it’s why I’ll always want a Musicmaster.
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There we go 😉
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No. just means the stairs and landing carpet can last another 12 months 😆
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I might’ve sent an email - need both current ray5’s to go to justify it
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Erm. That blue burst 5
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Musicman SR5 Candy Red **£1300** - *SOLD*
AndyTravis replied to AndyTravis's topic in Basses For Sale
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Sadowsky RS4 - Metro Made In Japan - *SOLD*
AndyTravis replied to joe_geezer's topic in Basses For Sale
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Not sure on this - but Johnny Architect is nipping over to look at the extension plans next week and my wallet is sweating. Im 99% sure this is the second time I’ve owned this bass: they’re phenomenal. Desert gold, light weight (9lbs ish) and plays…well, not much effort required. It’s a 2004/5 - is showing some of its age - little nicks and the satin neck is shinier around frets 1-7. But it’s stunning. The typical little mark on the headstock (so many bongos get it) - but everything else is a stare at it for 10 minutes and spot it kind of thing. wearing new slinkies. no case - so need to sort something. £25 shipped no insurance £45/£50 insured or collection/tryouts welcome
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Just a beautiful bass… but, just signed off on a huge extension…so…got to behave. waited a long time to find one. replaced every screw - black pickguard screws, pickup screws etc. New Gotoh 201 Bridge as original bridge (will be included) was tarnished. Worth noting that screw hole pattern was different to 201 so holes were drilled and refilled by a luthier (Steve Curtis - Manchester guitar repair). Sound wise - think Marcus Miller…erm. Yeah that. Volume/Selector/bass/treble/mid select - you can adjust sweep and frequency of the mids - 3 selections available. some minor edge scratches/swirls - but it’s from the mid 90’s. Very clean overall. it’s stunning actually…might withdraw, see how we go. It will come in a Warwick Rockbag - so would prefer not to ship…but can at buyers risk/cost. £25 uninsured £45/£50 insured Happy for trials etc.
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Well. I did my usual. went mad and started buying multiples. just signed off on a massive extension so going to start moving gear: Comes with Musicman hardcase and spare white pickguard. 2000 - has the dummy coil, slightly hotter output than my 1993 Smoother sounding overall - Rosewood is delightful on the board. Maple neck is Birdseye all over. Pickguard is a musicman Pearl one from the 90’s and looks stunning. The original white is available (in some photos). At some point in its life it’s had a very high level finish repair near the mid knob - shows in daylight but untraceable by touch. i didn’t notice it until Bass direct had shipped it. Other than that, for 22 years there are some minor marks/scratches but at first glance…it’s in great condition. Buzzed like a bugger and was filthy when I got it: I spent plenty of time on making it right - it plays exactly the same as teal now. They’re magic. 10.6lbs shipping in the UK will be £45/50 insured, £25 uninsured (take your own insurance/risk) or you’re welcome to collect.