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Cheers It really is a great unit. Go on blow the Christmas money

What that coming over the hill it's a BUMP!

(Sound system gonna bring me back) UP!

Having recently picked up a Tone Hammer I no longer really use this pedal. Previous to owning the TH I had an Aguilar DB924 pre amp and the EWS was the mid control I used. This is a very compact, very powerful pedal which allows the user to select theirs preferred frequency which they can then boost or cut. I never really went in for active controls preferring passive basses but the Aguilar Db924 added a really nice boost to the bass and top end while the EWS allowed me to focus the mids. I also used it with a BB bass pre amp for the same function (it was in line after my A/B switcher so I could switch it on or off depending on the part I was playing, clean or dirty) I found myself leaving it on for the whole gig which is why I got a tone hammer! See the website http://ews-us.com/item_bassmid.php and there are many youtube videos too! This is probably one of the single most useful pedasl you can own regardless of the style of music you play - As I have semi-parametric mid control on the TH I'm sadly no longer in need of this. £120 delivered next day as soon as the Post office reopens! Cheers for looking

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Up for sale is this Sadowsky VTC tone kit. This would be used in conjunction with something like a Aguilar OBP-1 pre-amp which is a Bass and Treble [i]boost only[/i] preamp (Aguilar designed the original pre-amp for Roger Sadowsky). What this kit does is allow the active circuit to be used along with with the bass's normal passive tone control in either active or passive mode. The passive tone allows to you engage the passive tone on your bass while the bass is in active mode i.e. add some sparkle but retain a warmth without having shrill sharp top end. Might sound counter intuitive but go try a Sadowsky at your local shop and mess with the VTC. Really nice feature IMO which opens up the number of tonal options. The kit also means you can switch the active circuit on/off with the push pull switch. It's a very useful control which I first discovered while noodling on a Sadowsky and loving the added level of control it afforded. I was gonna combine with an Aguilar OBP-1 but got a tone hammer instead. [i]So to recap this is for the VTC kit: a concentric bass/treble boost only pot (25k) for use within an active circuit and a passive tone control with pull /push switch (active circuit on/off). It also contains the relevant caps and the original wiring diagram.[/i] A firm £65 posted thanks. The kit can be seen in the bottom right picture in this link http://www.sadowsky.com/pop/vintage_tone/vintage_tone.html

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New pick ups arrived today so these should be good to go tomorrow bump. Richardd - I'll get some samples done and let you hear what differences there might be.

Cheers Ghost Rider I need to review the value as it will be with machine heads included. If anyone can recommenmd the value of an all maple precision neck with machine heads PM me. I'm not sure what the breakdown in value of a bass is i.e. body, neck etc. Cheers

Sorry guys the neck I was after has already gone so I'm looking for trades for a jazz neck for now.

Will do Richard - I'll try and do some sound samples before and after

Ample maple bump

A pair of pick up's from a Road Worn Jazz. These do a great take on the 60's jazz sound. I'm gonna stick some Model J's into this bass as I dig the DiMarzio's and the added flexibility they offer. I was gonna keep these but it's unlikely that I'll be swapping back and forth between the pair so here they are! Be a great replacement for a Squier or MIM Jazz for a more 'vintage' tone. Kit will come with all wires etc, so it's literally just drop them in, solder them and your good to go! £50 posted next day delivery. Spec below from the Fender website! Cheers! [b] Bridge Pickup[/b]: Standard Vintage Alnico Magnet Jazz Bass® Single-Coil Bridge Pickup [b]Neck Pickup[/b]: Standard Vintage Alnico Magnet Jazz Bass® Single-Coil Neck Pickup

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Ok so I've kinda buggered my wrist having came off my bike a few months back. It's just not been 'right' since (well it was my left wrist!) so I'm thinking about going to a jazz neck. It's an all maple neck from a Matt Freeman P bass just like in the link below! [url="http://www.fender.com/en-GB/products/matt-freeman-precision-bass/"]http://www.fender.co...precision-bass/[/url] Trade for a decent jazz neck and dont mind adding a little cash for something special! Cheers

You change out the p pick up in this one for something else?

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