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  1. oldslapper
    Bump yer body. £90 posted
  2. oldslapper
    Body bump...
  3. oldslapper
    Replied.
  4. oldslapper
    You're right! Thanks Tom. Rectified.
  5. oldslapper
    bump no 1
  6. oldslapper
    Depends Mick. Personally I rate these highly for playability, construction, balance & tonal range. Let's not forget they're also made in UK by a reputable company. The 5 string version was my favourite out of my MM & Nanyo BC 5'ers I had at the same time. But they're not too fashionable and (like nanyo Bass collection) don't hold their value. If I played fretted basses, I'd be very happy to pay that money.
  7. oldslapper
    My favourite Statii. Love the shallow necks.
  8. oldslapper
    Hi Dave, Sorry it's just gone. I'll update post. John
  9. oldslapper
    Body is 6 1/4 lbs. Cheers.
  10. oldslapper
    Up she goes.
  11. oldslapper
    A good point well made ? Thanks. John
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  13. oldslapper
    Sorry Tim, Paul bought that too... using stealth mode ? I'll update thread.
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  15. oldslapper
    Bbot bridge £10 Hand wound jazz pups £15 (sold) Control plate £10 (sold) https://photos.app.goo.gl/XqiAD43euGUVcC1s2
  16. oldslapper
    Sold. Unknown Cream ply P body with unknown pup. Pics with measurements: https://photos.app.goo.gl/qcPh5Wnike5zL7Wj2 £25 posted
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  18. oldslapper
    Bump price drop
  19. oldslapper
    That seems a very good price for this. Lakland necks are among the best I've ever played, worth it for just that. Glwts
  20. oldslapper
    [quote name='Sharkfinger' timestamp='1509955527' post='3402768'] Know the weight? [/quote] Hi, I'm sorry I don't. I'm away until Wednesday night so can't weigh until then. However I've got interested parties in the body scratchplates & pickups so may be sold by then. Will keep you posted. John
  21. oldslapper
    [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1509904574' post='3402505'] .....a rotary knob which allows you to choose which key the 'knobs' play in. [/quote] I'd like one of those for one band I play in.....those knobs are always playing in the wrong key.
  22. oldslapper
    I use both a P & a J live. Like both to play & the sound of each. The only pain is the drop in volume when I plug in the J (I use both pups on full as that's the sound I want, so it's not a surprise, but just pain to remember to notch the amp up & down a couple of times in the set)
  23. oldslapper
    [quote name='Groove Harder' timestamp='1509829125' post='3402005'] PM'd [/quote] Replied sir.
  24. oldslapper
    Is it my imagination, but pic 12 shows a poor neck joint finish? Just noticed that there are 4 holes on one of the back plates, presumably for "trim pots"...just in case you still can't get the tone you want for the next song....😂
  25. oldslapper
    SOLD
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