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  1. artisan
    ok i'm thinking of moving onto a smaller light weight combo as since i bought this rig it's hardly ever been used,3 lously gigs is all its done--pathetic or what ? it's not even used for practice as the rooms we use have amps supplied & if i use it in the house it'll probably demolish the bloody place. the head is fitted into a Gator 3U shallow flight case. the rig sounds awesome but hey it's just sitting there collecting dust so it may just as well go, not really shure how much to ask for it so make me a sensible offer. price is £6**.00 collected only. (i will confirm price later today as i have offered it to a fellow bc'er already & will give him first chance)
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    just sold my 62 r'i' P bass to david,absolute top bloke to deal with,paid straight away & didn't try to beat me down on price (unlike some ) all round really nice guy,cheers David.
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    [quote name='pala' post='450861' date='Mar 31 2009, 08:53 PM']Hi m8 damn, snooze you lose, if you was after bike i got a 2002 ZX6 streetfighter i woulda done a deal on (as long as you on about motorbike not pushbike) lol if deal falls thru i got cash waiting steve[/quote] lol no worries mate it as good as gone i'm afraid. as for the bike i've just signed up for a new Harley-Davidson XR1200 like this one [url="http://www.harley-davidson.com/wcm/Content/Pages/2009_Motorcycles/2009_Motorcycles.jsp?locale=en_GB#/model/xr1200"]http://www.harley-davidson.com/wcm/Content...B#/model/xr1200[/url] roll on saturday
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    [quote name='Marcus' post='450842' date='Mar 31 2009, 08:18 PM']Sh1t !!! What a bargain...... would have had that !! How come the only bargains I ever get involved in are when i'm selling [/quote] you know i almost pm'd you first too.
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    well booger me sideways it's flogged (pending the usual ) already,sold in 1 hour too. another artisan bargain. thanks for the interest guys.
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    [quote name='KevinJazzBass' post='450746' date='Mar 31 2009, 06:22 PM']You have a PM![/quote] replied to & you may just have a new bass
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    ok i've had this for sale before & withdrew it as i didn't really need the money,but as i've just bought a new bike i'm needing a quick cash injection,so here's your chance to bag a beautiful P bass for a bloody cheap price. here she is in very good condition with just 3 minor dings,complete with its original case & metal bits,strung with La Bella medium flats & set up nice. this bass was quite popular at the Harrogate bass bash & is a real beaut'. i must be mad to sell it but just can't justify it sitting collecting dust in my house when i need some dosh. ok here's the mad bit PRICED TO SELL-THIS WEEK ONLY AT £600.00 CASH--------YES £600.00 COLLECTED FROM ME---NO POSTAGE & SORRY BUT NO TRADE OFFERS. p.s. if you can't be arsed to drive a little to collect this beast then you don't really deserve it
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    very sorry-no longer for sale.
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    [quote name='greyparrot' post='445222' date='Mar 25 2009, 07:08 PM']Pm'd you also the Warwick has a full active bypass so it can be run totally passive, and it sounds very sweet like ths as well, a bit like a super jazz![/quote] very tempted
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    definately open to cash offers too.
  11. artisan
    early tuesday bump
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    [quote name='captain black' post='442131' date='Mar 23 2009, 01:32 AM']You know, if you tilt that bed any further that bass is gonna fall off![/quote] crackers
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    no longer for sale
  14. artisan
    do you fancy a deal with my 2008 American deluxe Precision [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=42553&st=0&p=421727&#entry421727"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=...mp;#entry421727[/url]
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    i don't suppose you fancy a 2008 American deluxe Precision ? it's a 4 string though.
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    [quote name='niceguyhomer' post='429905' date='Mar 9 2009, 11:24 PM']Thanks a lot for the kind comments fellas. Just ordered a brushed gold pickguard for that P from WD - website says it'll be 1-2 weeks and the email confirmation I got says it'll be four weeks but could be longer. I could swim to the US and pick one up quicker. [/quote] hi Alan,i almost went for gold instead of the white pearl,it'll look cool i think. it's a cracking P bass isn't it ? the best MIM std i ever played.
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    [quote name='mrcrow' post='423590' date='Mar 2 2009, 08:54 PM']if it aint broke.... [/quote] i'm begining to think the same way. btw thats got to be a warwick in you're avatar with a neck like that
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    [quote name='Old Horse Murphy' post='423031' date='Mar 2 2009, 01:41 PM']Jon Shuker put a passive switch on my Stingray. He replaced the treble knob with a push/pull knob that when pulled out, the bass was passive and also worked as a tone for the passive mode too. It sounded lovely. Not sure how he did it as electrics are pretty-much witchcraft to me.[/quote] lol it should be called electrickery i reckon. that may be an option though-cheers.
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    [quote name='robert43' post='422159' date='Mar 1 2009, 04:55 AM']Nice bass by the way & yes direct to out put jack for finding what your pups are likeby them self. To rewire its easy with 4 new pots & 2 caps some wire & solder . I recommend find a wiring dia off SD etc & have a go your self , its not that hard.[/quote] cheers i love this bass it's a real cracker. i don't think i'd dare do this myself i'll set my bass on fire
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    [quote name='gary mac' post='422158' date='Mar 1 2009, 04:44 AM']I've always meant to look into the possibility of installing a switching option to allow passive use on mine. What do you reckon, is it feasible?[/quote] i thought about that but without the preamp on i don't think you'd be able to adjust any tone settings or even the pickup pan control.
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    [quote name='The Bass Doc' post='421819' date='Feb 28 2009, 07:47 PM']I know this model fairly well and confirm the pickups will have a reasonably healthy output for passive performance. If you can carry out the work yourself - fine, but if you need any help and can make it to Newcastle I could do the necessary for a small fee[/quote] thanks Doc' much appreciated. there is a tech in Harrogate called Andy Eagle is he can't do it or doesn't want to do it i'll fire up the sat nav & give you a call. you're a gent.
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    thanks guys,i'll give it a go mrcrow--thanks for mentioning the jack i never thought of that. cheers
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    hi,i really like my American Deluxe P bass but i'm more of a passive kind of bloke so i wondered how difficult it would be to convert it into a fully passive bass. what i had in mind is to bin the preamp & wire the bass up with 1 x volume & 1 x tone for each pickup as there are already 4 pots on the bass. ala- would the stock pickups be ok (they are passive i believe) & would this be a fairly simple job to have done ? cheers guys.
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    i love my SVT3-PRO,it certainly doesn't lack for punch in fact it's the punchiest amp i've ever owned. i previously had a GK1001RB-11 & the SVT just blows it out of the water & gives me the best "old school" bass sound i've ever heard. the GK was plenty loud enough but just lacked the depth of sound that i like.
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    [quote name='niceguyhomer' post='419115' date='Feb 25 2009, 12:59 PM']Great taste Neil but I'm taking it a stage further...I'm after an anodised gold scratchplate for it and then I'm going to paint my yoohoo gold. [/quote]
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