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John Paul Jones' studio gear goes up for auction A full list of the gear below. Guild Thunderbass Amp Akai S3200 Digital Sampler Akai S1000 Digital Sampler Hughes & Kettner PS64 Guitar Amp DBX 120XP Subharmonic Synthesizer TL Audio Ivory 5001 Quad Valve Preamp Klark-Teknik DN 30/30 Graphic Equaliser Dolby A type M361 Noise Reduction System Dolby A type M361 Noise Reduction System DBX FS900EU 2 Module Frame w/ 2x 902 De-Esser Modules Survival Projects Stereo Panner DBX 3BX Dynamic Range Expander DBX 3BX Dynamic Range Expander AuraTone Super-Sound Cube Roland SRV-330 Digital Reverb Roland SDE-1000 Digital Delay Roland SPV-355 P/V Synth Roland PAD-80 Percussion Controller Musicaid Clap Trap Roland TR-727 Drum Machine Roland TR-707 Rhythm Composer Novation Bass Station Simmons SDS V Maselec MEA-2 Precision Stereo Equalizer Arbiter Soundimension Moog Minimoog Model D Yamaha NS-10M Pair AuraTone 5C Super-Sound Cube Pair Yamaha NS-10M Pair Yamaha NS-10M Tweeter Pair Lexicon LXP-1/LXP-5 Multi Effects Unit Carlsbro Mantis Analogue Delay WEM Copycat IC400 Tape Echo Delay Dynacord DRS-78 Reverb Lexicon PCM-70 Digital Effects Processor Roland SDE-330 Digital Delay Roland SVC-350 Vocoder Electro-Harmonix (EHX) Talking Pedal Urei 565T Filter Helios Electronics Ltd Stereo Preamp/EQ Empirical Labs EL8-X Distressors Pair Moog Model 15 Synthesizer Maselec MLA-2 Precision Stereo Compressor Pye Compressor Alan Smart C1 Stereo Compressor GML 8200 Stereo Parametric EQ Eventide H3000SE Ultra Harmonizer AMS DMX15-80s Stereo Digital Delay AMS RMX16 Digital Reverb Urei 1176LN Rev F Pair EMS Synthi Hi-Fli + Pedals Decca Limiter/Compressor That Thunderbass amp was the one that Dave Grohl borrowed and promptly blew the speaker before returning it. 😂 You can see the sold items here. Mark

Def Leppard had 6 entries (464, 379, 286, 205, 106, and 81) 5 of which were from the '80s, the other from the '90s. Nothing strange or startling from any of those entries, but it's just nice to see them make an appearance. Mark

Oohh, our TV is always at odd numbers for volume. Normally 35 when watching with The Wife, but when she's in bed I set it to 31, sometimes 29 or 27 if it's a particularly loud mix. Mark

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Manufactured in large quantities = mass produced. I suspect a few thousand of something would qualify as mass produced. I have no idea in what quantities basses are produced, so I can't help with that. Mark

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Keep them for another 20 years and then sell them to add to your retirement fund? Mark

That was really good, and worthy of a follow all by itself. I've listened to the rest of the album, and it's now on my list to get on the next Bandcamp Friday. Mark

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I had never heard this, so I just did a search and I'm quite happy to never hear it again. 😂 Mark

Ha! I've had the same idea for one of my 5-string builds, only I'll be using the J-type pickups Reverend uses in it's basses. Nice work. Mark

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I missed this thread when originally posted. I follow you on Bandcamp and got no notification of this, so I just checked there, and it's not listed hahaha, I guess that explains that. I liked that, and looking forward to your album next year too. Mark

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I searched for 5-string basses, because that's what I play. 20 results, and of those 20, 2 were for strings, 1 was a case, 1 was a 6-string and 1 was a 4-string. Of the remaining ones there was a very nice example of a Spector Euro 5 LX, including case for £2k. Mark

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Bloody hell, £3k! That one has 18v electrics, any idea why this would be? The Trace Elliot one I have and other Status ones I've seen only have the single 9v batteries. Mark

Headbangers Ball. That's a bit of a blast from the past. Presented by someone called Vanessa, if I recall correctly. Also Ray Cokes. He was great doing that Most Wanted segment. I have fond memories of watching MTV when it was actually a music channel. I started to watch that Real World show they started and at that point I started to drift away from the channel. You could see where it was heading. Mark