cocco
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*SOLD* Bravewood 50s style P bass - Custom order
cocco replied to Noisyjon's topic in Basses For Sale
7.5 inch finger board radius?!?!?! This is beautiful though. -
I love this. It's the same colour scheme as my Bob glaub too. Sadly no funds, I bet it's amazing -
I have a skyline Bob Glaub, best p I've ever owned, I've had japs, mexis, Americans, and a 78. Glaub beats all hands down
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What do you think if it? I'm a P bass guy with a sore right wrist who's looking for something that wont cause my wrist as much grief.
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Ooooh lucky bigger! Pawn shop?
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Some sort of Jazz, I have a gorgeous P and my T-40s so a jazz is whats missing
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That's the coolest thing I've ever seen.
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Precision for me. Had 2 rays and there's just something missing for me, my Lakland Bob Glaub is the best P I've ever had.
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I don't like them at all. Ugly pickup, ugly shape. Over complicated and over priced.
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Im tempted by this. I Have a lakland bob glaub to potentially trade. What's the sound like? Is it super hi-fi?
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Want!
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I've had 3 jap fenders and found the same, get a nice pickup in it and you'll be in tone heaven.
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Mine haven't seen the light of day in a while either, equally because I'm not involved in a project at the moment and because my wife says my Lakland looks better in our living room.
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Also if you have fodera money and are considering a P bass try a Pino Palladino
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Depends what you like, if you're a classic looks sort of guy in a pub band you,re gonna be scared to gig the fodera. However if you're a session player a fodra might be the way to go, thing is a fodera has very little in common with anything in option 2.
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Another vote for flats. Spend some money on TI jazz flats, mine are getting better every day
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Don't bother, Lakland skyline Bob Glaub, or Duck Dunn depending on your neck preferance, mine is the best P I've ever had.
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I know that contrary to common sense it's a single coil and that bill Lawrence designed them. Other than that not a lot to be honest. It's my favorite pickup ever too
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I'd be interested if the bass makes it to South Wales
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Oooooh! What's it like having that pickup in the sweet spot?
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That's a lovely colour combination and a lovely bass. Do it!
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Active basses are slowly growing on me. They aren't gonna take me away from my Lakland though.
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That's awesome! Is the neck off a Bob Glaub?
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SOLD: 1980 Peavey T-40 plus original Case: SOLD
cocco replied to Old Horse Murphy's topic in Basses For Sale
The video below to explains exactly what a T-40 is capable of tonally, and even goes some way into explaining how it does it. I honestly believe that if it said anything other than Peavey on the headstock these basses would fetch a fortune. Good luck with the sale http://youtu.be/OOLvGYHemPo
