jynxterstu

Its a great sounding amp, Bump !!

Hi all
i have my Hartke B60 bass amp for sale (cleared out all my amps), 1 x 12 60w, Active / Passive input, line out, phones, Volume, shape, bass, mid & high controls.
This is a great sounding practice/small gig amp and its very well constructed, good working order, no faults. £50 ovno

Pick up preferred, however i would travel to meet within 10 miles of ashby de la zouch.

Cheers Jynxter
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Just sold my Jazz Bass to Marc who is a newbee.
There was no meesing about he paid swiftly by bank transfer and the deal was done.

No problems at all, dont hesitate to deal with him.

Thanks Marc, hope you enjoy the bass.

Stu

Now sold :-) thanks

bump

PM replied
Thanks Stu

Forgot to mention the price is plus postage, unless you would like to come and collect of course.

Hi All
I thought i would give you guys / gals the chance to buy this on here before it goes on the bay.
I had this of Tom a couple of years ago and has been a great bass, i have had some work done on it
such as full fret dress and set up (low action) and copper lined at a guitar & bass luthier in Leicestershire which cost me £100.
There was nothing wrong with it but i just wanted It spot on hence it plays superbly and sounds great.

Its a std Jazz Bass (except for the extra work of course) in black with white black white sctratch plate, great neck easy to play.
It has a couple of knocks which i have tried to photograph but not come out that well. other than this its a top notch bass for anyone looking to up grade or as a reliable back up. I have played a few American Jazz basses to compare and honestly for the extra money you pay theres nothing in it (IMO) It also comes with a basic hard case (not Fender).

I am looking for £295 Cheers Stu
Hopefully pic will upload.

I also have to fit this 2 other scratch plates 1 mirror & 1 vintage pearl @ £10 each which i would prefer to go with the bass but may sell seperate.

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After speaking to John over the phone i was confident enough to send him cash for the above item, as soon as the money arrived he dispatched the recorder. It was very well packed and was exactly as he said. Easy transaction, really nice guy and someone to trust.
Thanks again
Jynxterstu

Why have i no money when there's a bargin to be had BUMP !

Good look mate

ibanez.com, check the sound on these. Nice !

If my ebay stuff goes this week i could be giving you a shout if its still here !

Stu

[i]Hi Deanovw have you still got the strap ? how much is it now as there was a few price drop bumps ?[/i]
[i]Stu[/i]

Could do my bass + some cash for the right bass !
Jynxter

sunday afternoon bump

Hi there
I am looking to trade my Black 1991 MIM Fender Jazz Bass which has had luthier work - Full fret dress & copper lined it also has a Babicz bridge and recent strings. Sounds fab as is std with a Jazz also has a low action.
has a small dint bottom of body, other than that its spot on IMO. It comes with std white and vintage pearl scratch plates.

I am looking for a Cort Artisan A4 as 1st choice, Ibanez SR700 2nd choice, then possibly a SR600.

The reason for the trade is i dont find the fender comfortable to play as my cheap cort so thought i would try and trade for a higher end Cort / Ibanez.

Face to face is prefered. I am in east Mids area.

Thanks
Jynxter

[quote name='thebrig' timestamp='1336137756' post='1641465']
I've just received my final copy of Bass Guitar Magazine after subscribing for three years.
When I first started reading it, I found it really informative and interesting, now I just flick through it in about 30 minutes, and don't bother to pick it up again.
I love reading reviews of new basses etc, but I found that they seem to predominantly review basses, that are way out of the averages bass player's price range, so because of all these things I cancelled my subscription.
When the final copy dropped through my door yesterday, I thought to myself, am I going to regret not getting it any more? but when I started reading it, I knew that I had done the right thing.
Once again, it was totally uninteresting, virtually the same adverts in every single copy (I know they have to make money), but I think I have seen Geddy Lee sitting on those Orange amps far too many times now, and interviews with mainly unknown bassists from not-very-well-known bands talking about their playing styles, telling us if they use a pick, or play finger style, whether they do, or don't slap etc, Yawn!!! and of coarse, then there is the great bass guitar review for millionaires!

They had a nice [b]£5,200[/b] [i]GMR Flow Out 6[/i] on review in this edition, think I'll just nip out and get me one! or I could save a bit, and get one of the [i]Enfields[/i], as they were only [b]£2,650[/b], or the [i]Yamaha TRBJP2[/i] for [b]£2,999[/b], or the [i]Dingwall Afterburner III[/i] [b]£2,845.[/b]
Ok, they did also include a couple of [i]Fret-King[/i] basses at just [b]£599[/b] and [b]£629[/b].

This must be really off-putting for younger players out there, who buy the magazine for ideas and inspiration on what's on offer, only to read about high-end basses all the time. There are so many great basses below £500, but how are they to know how they play and sound, if all they get to read about, are reviews on basses that only the rich and famous can afford.

Sorry, rant over!

I just needed to get this off my chest, and just wondered if any other BC's have similar thoughts.

If not, I will just have to accept that I am just a [b]grumpy old man![/b]
[/quote]


I agree with you ! i cancelled my subscribtion 12 months ago for pretty much the same reasons. The other thing that drove me mad was they rarely put comments on photos which on many occations helps follow the review or story. Your comment on the Geddy Lee add made me LOL. Nice
Jynxter

Hi Oliver & welcome to BC
I visit Brussels quite a bit, any suggestions for small venues to check out local bands.

Jynxter

Just sorted a RC20xl pedal from Dave, very easy to deal with posted Sat morning got it monday morning ( Nice ! )
Very prompt coms all through this deal. Great guy !
Thanks Dave all the best Stu

you have PM

Hi what are the pickups in the 4th photo ? What are there sizes ? Just wondering if they would go in my cort lmt. Stu

I attended on the saturday last year and agree entering the show was slow.
One thing i found frustrating was the lack of smaller retailers selling general bits of bass gear.
It was great for amps and basses (Not that you could tell what they sounded like when played simutainously by 20 budding slap players) but i would like to see more general gear.We cant all afford to go and buy a new bass but bits of gear, oh yes ! Bass inspiration for me was TM Stevens what a nice guy with so much bass passion.
I enjoyed the whole thing generally as it was just bass and we should use it or lose it !
See you on the Saturday

Hi Gents
below are the differences, treatment wise rest is best with anti inflamatory tablets i am told.
I think one of the things we dont do is warm up well enough. Not just being warm put making sure our
inner smaller muscles are warm enough to work as fast as we need them to to play the bass especially finger style plucking.
Stretching exercises are the best way to warm up the muscles & tendons, if i get time later i will post some examples.
I would go and see the Dr though to get a true diagnosis.
Just one more thing some symptoms in the hands / arms are caused by problems/restrictions with the shoulder or neck nerves.
Good luck
Jynxter




[center][b]Tennis Elbow[/b]
(lateral Epicondylitis)
[b]Outside of Elbow[/b]
[b]Cause & Symptoms[/b] [/center]
[center]The onset of pain, on the outside (lateral) of the elbow, is usually gradual with tenderness felt on or below the joint's bony prominence. Movements such as gripping, lifting and carrying tend to be trouble[/center]




[center][b]Golfer’s Elbow[/b]
(medial Epicondylitis)
[b]Inside of Elbow[/b]
[b]Cause & Symptoms[/b] [/center]
[center]The causes of golfer's elbow are similar to tennis elbow but pain and tenderness are felt on the inside (medial) of the elbow, on or around the joint's bony prominence. [/center]


[center][b]Bursitis [/b]
[b]Back of Elbow[/b]
[b]Cause & Symptoms[/b] [/center]
[center]Often due to excessive leaning on the joint or a direct blow or fall onto the tip of the elbow.
A lump can often be seen and the elbow is painful at the back of the joint. [/center]

[i]Do basses sell on here, BUMP ![/i]

Price change bump

Looks like Ebay are going to get some more business from me BUMP.