jimbobothy

Bump for a lovely set of basses. I've just gone thru the bass buying and selling phase. I've had up to 7 at once, now down to just 1!! Maybe at some point I'll get a nice fretless to match but I must say it feels quite liberating knowing that I just have to invest in my skill level now rather than worry about my collection, or lack of now!!

SOLD PENDING THE USUAL!!

Bump for back for sale, please note this is [u][b]NOT[/b][/u] going to be removed until it is sold!![i][/i][i][/i]

This one has a different arrangement for the preamp, it's only 9V and has only one preamp. The earlier ones had two pre-amps with a bass/treble control for each of the single coils (also two batteries, hence 18V). This one has only one set of bass/treble controls for both pickups. The other variant on this one is that the volume is a push/pull pot, when you pull it there is a pre-amp bybass to true passive (handy when the battery dies mid gig). The other knob is pickup pan. I could get some nice sounds out of it when I had it, the wenge neck helped on that aswell. Worth the asking price all day long IMHO.

Bump for an oldie but goodie!!

Props for bass, if you like your 4 strings this is for you!!

That is awsome type of bump! Does remind me of a piece of military equipment though (I'm thinking of some sort of high powered rifle!) The 'bendwell' bit is beautifully done, hope it goes to a good home!!

Yeah, it's got a fairly powerful B string, the harmonics ring nice and clearly, the upper register is very clear and you can get a nice 'burpy' sound from it when you play over the pickup. It hasn't got an overly powerful midrange (compared to a Warwick for example) but is does sound good and plays really easily!!

Bumparoni again.

Bump for a realistic price reduction!

Hello, I'm selling my Status Groove bass 5 string as I've recently bought another 5 string bass and can only play one at once!! It's definitley been used and has a few marks here and there on it, it's not a minter but it would make a very good gigging bass! It does play very very easily and it is nice and light for a 5 string with very good balance. Those of you who are familiar with Status know that their necks are some of the thinnest and easiest to play, no exception here folks! The sound is even across the strings and the B has some power to it. The bass is active/passive with the active having bass/treble boost/cut. When in passive mode there is only volume, however it is true passive. I'm going to ask for £300 ono, with that you'll also get a used (read a bit battered) Hiscox hard case (there is no branding on it, just nice and plain). You'd be more than welcome to come and try it out (Huddersfield, West Yorkshire), I'd be willing to post but only at the organisation and expense of the buyer. Tell me your thoughts please, James. [attachment=54823:Status_G...Bass_014.JPG] [attachment=54818:Status_G...Bass_008.JPG] [attachment=54819:Status_G...Bass_009.JPG][attachment=54820:Status_G...Bass_011.JPG] [attachment=54821:Status_G...Bass_012.JPG] [attachment=54822:Status_G...Bass_013.JPG][attachment=54816:Status_G...Bass_005.JPG] [attachment=54817:Status_G...Bass_007.JPG] [attachment=54815:Status_G...Bass_004.JPG][attachment=54814:Status_G...Bass_003.JPG]

PM'd, if it's still available I'll have it please

Up, up and away!!

mmm, very nice!!

I play in a church worship group aswell, my main aim is to try and funk it up as best I can though!! On a more serious point I think it's one of the best places you can play at, but I am aware that this thread started advertising a P bass and is not 'who plays at what church' thread. Anyone want to start one?

That is just fantastic!! I really dig that jigsaw style!!

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Please remove, no longer for sale.

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