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Hi folks For sale are a set of lightly used Hipshot HB7 tuners. https://hipshotproducts.com/products/hb7-bass-tuning-machine These are quality items in really good condition. They weight 76g each and have a 27:1 ratio. I will put the screws in a bag and I also have some bushings if required. Yours for £75 posted to UK mainland. Thanks for looking and here are a few pics:
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Thanks for the suggestion, folks I'll try that.
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The pages seems to be languid in they way they load. I can be typing and everything just freezes before catching itself up. I've tried a few different websites and they all seem to be fine, just this one really?
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I bet this J bass can produce some interesting tones. Something quite appealing about it https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/194460756020?hash=item2d46c3a834:g:EHcAAOSwxkxhdDaF
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I have one of these I was considering selling, would it be of interest to you?
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Rustier knobs and plate already fitted The bridge looks surprisingly shiny in the pic compared to what it is actually like.
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It's a fair point @NancyJohnson makes. If it's a unique bass then this ACG would be mine I think. As close as you can get to a custom bitsa and costing significantly less than an American Std Jazz (or whatever they are called now) this is a cracking bass and gets used a lot at ead towers.
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I got this from a guy in Stoke iirc:
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It is one of John Shuker's creations. Whether I have the talent to merit earning this as my sig bass is entirely debatable.
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Dave very kindly drove over from Liverpool to buy my ACG. Great bloke and brilliant to do business with, deal with confidence folks. Many thanks again.
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Something like this:
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Mine were deffo solid shafts. Are we allowed to say that nowadays
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Now sold thanks for all the interest I acquired the bass a few months back from skb558 per the ad below. The fretless neck is now up in Moffat being added to a new body to make a whole new bass for which I will need some funds. As I'm now playing a lot of fretless bass (without too much readily identifiable talent) I am reluctantly moving this on to contribute to the fund raising effort for the ACG beastie being forged in Scotland. The bass remains in immaculate condition and has very recently acquired a brand new set of D'Addario nickel wound strings. It's a lovely example of Alan's work frankly and deserved to be played and cherished. Both the black pickguard and the balck perloid item are included as well as a good quality gig bag. I'd much prefer to meet up to hand over in person if at all possible. Trade wise I am interested in a mid range 4-string fretless bass with some cash my way that I can gig in places where I would be concerned to take the ACG. I've added a few photos of the bass below but if you'd like to see any more you only have to ask
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Also recently acquired this replica of Sting's '57 transition bass. Just fitted some grubbier knobs and plate for added effect (no shown in this pic.:
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Don't the American Specials have the slimmer neck? Although although also the grease bucket tone circuit that I understand is not universally loved, although I don't mind it.
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I've owned a Nate Mendel P and a Geddy J. Both were sadly boat anchors and became difficult for me to gig so they had to go. I have since commissioned a Sandberg 'Geddy' bass but with pickups in the 60s position which is my preference. Token Sandberg pic
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