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BassApprentice

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  1. 2 hours ago, lowregisterhead said:

     

    "I've just been trying to call you. Unfortunately the suppliers have said that the stock they have of this guitar has all failed quality control! They are sending them all back to the manufacturers and won't have new stock for a while.
    Sincere apologies for this inconvenience. Please let me know how you would like to proceed?"
     

    I would also pop a screengrab of the email on the Ibanez UK page - that's a big claim to make regarding Ibanez' QC and would be interesting to see what they make of it

    https://www.facebook.com/ibanezuk/

     

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  2. I have one of the Squier Musicmasters and it's a great wee thing, was my first bass 16 years ago and I still going strong - If you are thinking short scale then keep your eyes peeled for one (but not at an extortionate price!)

    Not helpful point: They will both be brilliant basses and will do exactly what you need them do as they are tried and tested basses

    Maybe helpful point: What setting do you play in? Limited space or play cramped pub gigs - short scale might be best.

     

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  3. My first bit of bass equipment in 2 years!

     

    Picked this Vintage Modified (More to come on that) Jazz an hour ago.

    Lovely bit of kit! Nice slim satin Jazz neck. Nice variety in tones bit of wear on the neck (How easy is it to polish up Ebanol?) - Happy enough for £120.

    The modified bit is the relicing/sandpapering the bass has been subjected too.

    The arm rest - Fair enough

    Above the pickups - Actually pretty comfy, especially as it's a bit deeper at the bridge. Thumb fits there and not too bothered.

    The lower horn - meh, looks like the started and then just gave up. Might look at filling it in.

    Now - the reason I bought this is I have another fretless Jazz that I've been looking for a new neck/fretboard for. I want to keep the body as it is pretty unique and haven't seen one for sale anywhere else. Only managed to find a picture a fretted on Google

    I had planned to just switch the neck but I have to say I do like the classic sunburst looking Jazz.....I'll mull it over and either the body of the Squier will be up for sale or the other bass will be!

     

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  4. Reckon if I was ever going to place an order it would look something like this - 32" 5 string coming in at £1,700 😅 

    I have played a short scale Elwood and it felt great but was just a bit too small, reckon the 32" is perfect. Wish I had got in on the Maruszczyk action when they were more affordable! 

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  5. 28 minutes ago, gobasserk said:

    I just came home from a company that will paint gold (I hope I translatet this right)  a pair of  BB-pickup rings (frames) for me. 

    Oooh that will look mint. How much (roughly) is it costing you? Always liked the idea of blinging my white 425

  6. 34 minutes ago, Al Krow said:

    You're gonna have to spill the beans! What is it about Strandberg basses that don't cut it?

    I tried one in GuitarGuitar and it just felt bland. 

    You know those basses where lightweight feels cheap and not designed in? That was my first impression. Secondly there was sharp edges on the headstock clamp which I found whe playing down the lower end on the D and G strings. Just didn't feel like a £2k bass. 

  7. Fender US Standard Precision Bass 2014. 

     
    Well its a new year and you deserve a new bass! Selling a beautiful Fender US Precision Bass - just surplus to requirements.

    Bass is in great condition and has one small dent on the upper horn but can barely be seen. Plays very nicely and does exactly what a P bass should - a must have in all bassists stable. Don't have an exact weight but can't be much over 4kg.

    Comes with a Fender ABS Molded Case worth £120 on it's own.

    Please feel free to ask any questions. Collection from Glasgow is preferred but will post within the EU. Please message me regarding your location so before buying so I can get a more accurate shipping quote.

    Specs:
    Series: American Standard
    Body Material: Alder
    Body Finish: Urethane
    Body Shape: Precision Bass
    Neck Finish: Satin Urethane Finish on Back of Neck, Gloss Finish on the Face of the Headstock
    Neck Shape: Modern "C"
    Scale Length: 34" (864 mm)
    Fingerboard Material: Rosewood or Maple
    Fingerboard Radius: 9.5" (241 mm)
    Number of Frets: 20
    Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
    Nut Material: Synthetic Bone
    Nut Width: 1.625" (41.3 mm)
    Position Inlays: Black or White Dot
    Truss Rods: Posiflex Graphite Neck Support Rods
    Truss Rod Nut: 3/16" Hex Adjustment
    Middle Pickup: Custom Shop '60s Split Single-Coil Precision Bass
    Thanks for looking!

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  8. After reading this thread I decided to listen to I'm With You and The Getaway as I simply haven't been interested in those albums. 

    Not many songs grabbed me on the Getaway. 

    I'm With You has a few better ones - particularly enjoy Adventures of Rain Dance Maggie and Goodbye Hooray. 

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