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We may bring the pre-owned Series 1, but our new stock wont be in by then

See you there buddy!

Great times! We do try our very best to get the 80's gear in the shop where possible, Wal/Jaydee/Status etc

We can get these, but have only bothered with the SB-1000's so far, as thats where most interest seems to be.

I think its nice when the product is being used before hand, not the other way round

I think it's worth mentioning that Mark has had signature models but not with all of the brands you mention and in a different way to some... Jaydee (Playing them before it became a signature model) Alembic (Same deal, and his basses were totally different to the signature models and sound totally different too) Status (The Kingbass was designed by him and Rob after working together for YEARS) Pangborn (Never a signature model) GB (Never a sig) Fender (Very limited run) Trace Elliot (No signature model products, unless you count the strings that were produced for a little while) Ashdown (Signature product but basically an old Trace head with some bits stripped out) TC (Unless you are counting signature toneprints haha, no products) Markbass (No signature product)

We don't have that in stock yet, it is currently being made for us over at Alembic

100% agree, they are not for everyone but offer than unique thing that you simply cannot get from something else

You will either get it or you won't, either way it's cool

nail on the head

Me too, get me a time travel machine!

Awesome story! Great tone on that bass too

Whatever works for the player I always say

haha... not as true as some may think NickA

Agreed on all counts, incredible instruments

Interesting observation, my only counter to this is that still sell well new and a demand is there from a certain type of customer

We are also as reasonable as we can be with our prices, for example a pre-owned Series 1 in stock at £5500.00...

Poly on all these basses, looks absolutely stunning in person

17.5mm string spacing on these Hadrien Feraud Burners

Whatever works best for you at the end of the day, there is no right or wrong.

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A true single coil pickup will always sound more 'open' and 'natural', than a dual coil that has been split in half

But it will never sound like a true single coil due to magnetism

Well no, they are completely different, not better or worse