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franzbassist

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  1. I have two fantastic Harvest Leather straps for sale. Both are brand new, still with tags and in the plastic wrappers. Made of super soft nappa leather, the straps are 8.5cm wide. You can see all the spec [url="http://www.harvest-guitar.com/en/Deer-Grain-Nappa.html"]here[/url]. These are 40 euros from Germany. I'd like £35 each posted 2nd Class Recorded, or you can collect from central London or NE Hants. Cheers Gareth
  2. I sold a strap to Jules. Great comms and a pleasure to deal with
  3. I converted to flats about four years ago on all my basses: GHS Precision Flats or La Bella 760FS on fretteds and La Bella nylons on the fretless. Personally, I found Chromes too taught and too bright.
  4. Half tempted to get this. It'd be my third. I really must learn to keep stuff Does it have the PSU Nick?
  5. I have an American Special, a 2012 honeyburst. The neck is [i]fantastic[/i] and it's a great all round bass. Weighs 8.5lb, great balance, beautifully put together, and the hand rubbed stain finish on the alder body gives it a lovely organic vibe. I've made a few mods: Dunlop straplocks, a mint green scratchplate, tug bar, and Hipshot Lollypop HB7 tuners. Really happy with how it's turned out. I posted these pics in another thread, but they're worth showing again
  6. I have two fantastic Harvest Leather straps for sale, one in [url="http://www.harvest-guitar.com/en/Top-Grade-Nappa.html"]black[/url] and the other in [url="http://www.harvest-guitar.com/en/Cow-Antique-oxid.html"]brown[/url]. Both are in pretty much mint condition, apart from some indentations from the Dunlop straplock attachments. Made of super soft leather, the straps are 8cm wide. They seem identicala to me, but I've added links above as, according to the Harvest Leather site, they are slightly different. These are 45 euros from Germany. I'd like £30 each posted 2nd Class Recorded, or you can collect from central London or NE Hants. Cheers Gareth
  7. [quote name='Oldman' timestamp='1412365188' post='2568361'] Hope you dont mind Gareth. [/quote] I don't mind at all Brian, but you are barking mad to sell this amp!!!!!
  8. Hi guys, sorry for making this such a big deal! The old p/g and the body both have holes drilled, but whoever did it obviously used too big a bit! Not a problem for the body, which was plugged and redrilled, but I want to make sure I get the new p/g holes correct. Thanks again for all assistance. Gareth
  9. [quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1412147842' post='2566027'] Right, just removed the tug bar from my 75 to have a look. A 3/32" drill bit is what you want. In metric I think approx .8mm [/quote] Thank you!
  10. That's a great looking bass at a very keen price.
  11. Thanks, although I should have said the body's not the issue as the holes are already there... it's the new scratchplate that needs drillin'!
  12. As above, what's the correct size drill bit to fit a tug bar?
  13. [quote name='fretmeister' timestamp='1412076521' post='2565340'] A full sized Harp? [/quote] We like our harps in Wales. I played in a band with a lass who had a full fx pedal board under hers - sounded amazing when she kicked in the overdrive!
  14. They're all looking far too smug for me, but yes, talent on the bass...
  15. These are terrific basses. They really do still have a Wal tone even though they are passive.
  16. I've only ever used Picato nickels so can't comment on their steels, but I would imagine the smoother feel of nickels has a part to play.
  17. I had a go on them at Guitar Guitar a while back. A decent, well-made cab. Have you seen [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Ashdown_Neo_408_cabinet.html"]these[/url]?
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