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jwhw1993

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  1. Hello

    I'm selling this bass because I've decided to go shortscale. I bought it two years ago, secondhand as I'd bought the SR370E and I fancied a go at fretless. Since then I've had it professionally set up by Tom Cundall (Tom Cundall's Guitar Shed) with flatwound strings (can't remember what brand). The neck is D shaped, very slim and fast. It's a joy to play and is in excellent condition. 

     

    I'd prefer collection, and I could meet up, within reason.

     

    Thanks

     

    Martin

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  2. Hello

    I'm selling this bass because I've decided to go shortscale. I bought it two or three years ago, secondhand for £225. Since then I've had it professionally set up by Tom Cundall (Tom Cundall's Guitar Shed) with flatwound strings (can't remember what brand). The neck is D shaped, very slim and fast. It's a joy to play and is in very good condition. 

     

    I'd prefer collection, and I could meet up, within reason.

     

    Thanks

     

    Martin

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  3. Apologies for the delay but about two months ago I visited Richard to buy his Sire U5 bass plus case. He lives in a lovely old, country house and he invited me in to try the bass. Communication was excellent and the whole experience a breeze! Thanks Richard

  4. On 02/09/2023 at 16:00, mrbacco said:

     

    Interesting for me to know what drives you to move to short scales if possible? I'm a newbie too, I'm trying to learn a bit more . Thanks and welcome too!!! 

    Apologies for the delay in responding. The answer is my small hands. Yes I can jump from 1st to 4th fret but I wanted to try shortscale. I bought a Chowny SWB-1 & a Sire U5. Neither are perfect but I've decided to stick with the Sire. 

  5. On 01/08/2023 at 20:02, ezbass said:

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    As an ex south of the river denizen, I often visited Bromley for shopping and played the Railway Tavern.

     

    Make sure you head over to the Short Scale Appreciation Thread if you haven’t already.

    I live quite close to The Swan in West Wickham, a pub with live music you may know. Thanks for the advice. Apologies for the late reply.

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  6. On 02/08/2023 at 19:10, msb said:

    Welcome , I’ve been mostly using short scales for some years now and have acquired about a dozen of them , but I’ve hung on to the older long scales for now. 
    I’ve got some classics and don’t want to part with them. They still bring me joy.

    Wow a dozen! Thanks for the welcome.

  7. On 01/08/2023 at 16:18, PaulThePlug said:

    Hi from Orpington...

    Ibanez... loves an SR...Gets some pics up in the Ibanez Thread...

    Don't tell me the SR370E / EF are a matching pair... my Wallet and Wife couldn't take it!

    Hello. Apologies for the delay in replying. 

    Not quite - the E is blue and the EF a type of sunburst. I'm hoping to list them shortly.

    Cheers

  8. Hello, I'm new to Basschat despite purchasing my first shortscale bass recently via Basschat. It is a Sire U5. I've also bought a Chowny SWB1 (both secondhand) with the intention of seeing which one I prefer. The idea is to move to shortscale and sell my longscale basses through Basschat which are -

     

    Sterling Sub by Musicman Ray 4

    Ibanez SR600E

    Ibanez SR370E

    Ibanez SR370EF (Fretless)

     

    If you're interested, please let me know.

     

    Thanks

     

    Martin

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