Rosie C

I had one of those from about 2001 to 2022. It did its job. I donated it to a local music school and as far as I know it's still going.

Our renaissance-folk-rock duo went to a local open-mic on Monday - the first we've done for a couple of years. We did a medieval tune on recorder and bongos, then a Blackmore's Night song with octave-mandolin accompaniment. It was well received. Of the other acts my highlights were an American over on holiday doing some folk, a lady playing John Playford tunes on a melodeon type instrument, and a couple of younger singer-songwriter guitarists.

I'm reliving my 1980s with this Clannad album...

Don't have one of those either

Thanks for the clarification! Sadly I do not have 10 x £300 basses to sell

BTW, the 25B Crush amp you sold me is still going strong - and gets gigged every couple of weeks

p.s. I see the buying/selling advice includes "there is a fair use limit in place of 10 listings per month" - which is not unreasonable. 👍

Thanks Mr.Burrito.

I am wondering whether there's a limit in the to posting for sale adverts? We're moving house soon and there's 20 years of stuff to clear out!

I kinda like the idea. But I'd want to see the inside as one mahoosive PCB rather than all those circuit boards and flying leads.

I just sold a WL-20 wireless setup to Gareth. A smooth transaction, no problems.

The stand part is easy - it's for an NS bass and I believe it is this one: https://www.thomann.co.uk/ns_design_nxt_tripod_stand.htm The bracket on the bass was a bit of a project. From memory I think I bought a piece of square steel plate from a guy on ebay, and also a laser-cut steel disc. My friendly local car mechanic welded a nut on the back, and we drilled and tapped threads.

I sold my Lego bass to Stew. An easy trade - good communications, turned up as agreed. A+

I have a Squier jazz, and it has a Fender neck and it's had a pro setup and I like it a lot. But I had a go of my teachers Fender jazz and it was just that little bit better. Hard to put my finger on what exactly, but I preferred it to my bass. Now, whether that was just that I knew it was a real Fender, and whether I'd have felt the same in a blind test, who knows?

I only have a jazz bass. Generally I play upright, but on bad back days and public transport days I take my jazz. Sunburst tort, fretless, flat wound XL Chromes... it's about as close to the upright sound as I could reasonably get. That said, I don't play rock. Jazz and folk mainly. Edit: and I have to be really up against it to use the bass guitar for folk!

Exactly, if we want to be one that select number of bass players whose name the public knows, clearly we have to get into the lyrics!

Ah, so there is. A decent price, and the Angus Young red finish with horns that I want! 💕💕💕

Bah! Already out of stock! I shall comfort myself that I'd have preferred red.

Hagstrom H8 and Aria Pro II Wildcat - I've been looking for both for ages!

Feel welcome to send villagers with pitchforks and lighted torches, but my first thoughts are a small power sander for the main body and a dremel for the detail 😈