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Bill Fitzmaurice Omni 10 for sale
oldslapper replied to TheRev's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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Thinking of a change. Got this as, for past few years, I’ve been playing with an artist that requires Fretted, Fretless and upright bass in the set. I changed the nobs for ones that don’t split apart from the master volume which is fine. The 3 presets are perfect for this. However I’m no longer playing with them and I’m back to one bass gigs. Happy to keep this great amp, but just fancy a change. Enjoyed having Markbass and Eden amps in the past but also have a bit of hankering after Orange. So if anyone fancies a trade for any of the below, then let me know. Little Mark or Tube Orange OB1 Eden WT or TT Open to combos too. I have the RS212 (under the cover pictured) if you want a quality TC rig but I’d need a cab included in the trade. EA cab pictured not included btw. I’m Bath/Bristol based but can meet by prior agreement within reasonable distance. cheers John
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God forbid...it's a question about guitar chords....
oldslapper replied to TheGreek's topic in General Discussion
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I had one of these, fab quality. Gave it to mate's daughter who was taking lessons more seriously than I was playing it. She still has it 16 years later and fronts her own band now (with newer keys). You never know what your kindness might do sammybee.
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Ashdown 8x10 fridge for £100 in London
oldslapper replied to Bassybert's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
I’m of a mind to get an empty 8x10 cab and use it as a frame for a fridge. Keeping the grill cover on the door front. Something for the “person cave” or studio. -
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Why is that Rich?
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What reason did they give? It’s none of my business of course, but I would find it interesting.
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Francis Rossi and Rick Parfitt often had one playing chords in the “normal” position and the other capo’d higher up the neck, providing a wider/fuller sound.