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  1. oldslapper
    I know what you mean. My preference is up to 1976 culminating with Blue Moves being my favourite album. Not a massive fan of anything after that. However, that performance last night was fabulous and very nostalgic for me.
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    Enjoying catching up with the Jacob Collier set. Not my usual cuppa, but it’s great. Love how he got the crowd holding that 3 part harmony at the beginning. Beautiful. Robin Mullarkey playing his bass vi. Nice.
  3. oldslapper
    Absolutely. Lovely playing and terrific tone from Matt. With no need to reinvent the wheel, Dee’s melodic lines, skipping over those songs (whilst Nigel laid down that solid tub thumping) was perfect. 😎
  4. oldslapper
    It was quite emotional watching EJ with Ray, Davey and Nigel on stage. I so would have loved Dee Murray to have been there, my first bass hero.
  5. oldslapper
    Grabbed bits and pieces on the tele. Lots of enthusiastic performances and responsive audiences. Enjoying Clem Burke currently, great drummer. As an aside, every year I ask myself “what’s with all the huge flags blocking peoples view?” Is it so their carers can find them? Bizarre. Anyway back to Glen Matlock and his lovely hair.
  6. oldslapper
    Love mine. Excellent vfm. glwts
  7. oldslapper
    Think that’s a gem if it works Lawrie! Uk built.
  8. oldslapper
    ….and relieved. 😅
  9. oldslapper
    I’ve PM’d you.
  10. oldslapper
    Blood and sand that’s sexy!
  11. oldslapper
    If I had the readies I’d have had this off you Binkers old chap. Would suit one of my bands to a tee.
  12. oldslapper
    No longer neeed. Pick up from Bath or drop off Bath/Bristol areas. It’s got some weight and padding and has kept an old upright of mine safe and sound. Lots of pockets. Could post but no idea how much it would cost.
  13. oldslapper
    Very simple design and the foldability is useful.
  14. oldslapper
    Once the stand is made I’ll probably ditch the body brackets.
  15. oldslapper
    That’s what it folds down into. Reasonably comfortable.
  16. oldslapper
    Open to offers.
  17. oldslapper
    Without doubt one of the best after sales service anywhere.
  18. oldslapper
    Well I picked this up from young @Burns-bass this very morn. (Always a pleasure L.) Its fab. Ran it through the wee Gnome/EA set up and it sounded ace. My mate is going to fashion a bracket for the back so I can use it with a stand like an NS. Despite L’s rather low key ad description, it’s actually nicely made with a good quality feel in your hands. Little bit o’ fettling with the bridge and it’s good to go. Also love the fact that it folds down for easier transport. Happy Slappy! 😎
  19. oldslapper
    Cheers Chris. Hadn’t been played out since first lockdown and been in the case for 6-8 months. Needs to be played, and need the money 😭
  20. oldslapper
    Reluctant sale but needs must. Seagull S6 E/Acoustic Guitar. Comes with new Tourtec Hard case, or for £250 it’ll come in a very decent quality gigbag. But I’ll only post if you choose the hard case. Only a couple of things to note (pictured) a small dent on the neck by the 9th fret marker and the laminate has a small damage at the bottom near the jack socket. Neither of which have any effect on playability, sound or structure of the guitar. Super low action as I don’t strum, always finger pick or bit of lead playing with a pick. This record’s beautifully and always gets positive comments from engineers. I’ll pop a capo in and unused pkt of martins 13’s. It’s tuned a tone down and that low D really suits it. This guitar is from the Godin company and made in Canada. Here’s the spec: Type: Dreadnought Back & sides: cherry Top: Solid cedar Neck: Maple Fretboard: Rosewood (Dalbergia Latifolia) Dot fretboard inlays Scale: 648 mm (25.5") Nut width: 45.7 mm (1.8") 21 Frets Rosewood bridge (Dalbergia latifolia) Colour: Natural Made in Canada Posted with case £299 Handed over in person with case £275 Handed over in gig bag £250 No trades I’m afraid. Thanks for looking. John
  21. oldslapper
    Ooh a twin…
  22. oldslapper
    If you are uncomfortable, then don’t proceed.
  23. oldslapper
    Big price difference, but I’m wondering if quality of components and manufacturing are where you win? Thoughts/experience
  24. oldslapper
    Just looked on the web, like I should have done and it is.
  25. oldslapper
    Sorry for my ignorance but is it an active circuit? I may take this, I’ll PM you.
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