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Agree with the 'silly amounts of power'. You should also mention the amazing tone!
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I used to have the twin of this and was also forced to sell it. Without doubt the best sounding and Playing bass I’ve ever owned.
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Sharkfinger started following Supro Huntington II short scale bass, white £600 collected, Squier 1983 JV Jazz (Japan), Seiko Diver Style watch ** WITHDRAWN ** and and 3 others
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Bought my little vox practice amp. No hassles, straight forward. 👍
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Bought this at the beginning of the year from a seller in Japan. What attracted me to it was it very low weight: 3.09 KG (6.81lbs), as I have a bad back. Balances very well, with only the merest hint of neck dive (but I'm very, very picky about that). It's a well made and lovely sounding instrument. The split-coil pickup is about 3cm further back toward the bridge (as measured from 12th fret) than it would be on a traditional P, so sound tighter and growlier. Think of an Ibanez Soundgear with a bit wider nut (40mm). Basswood body, maple / rosewood neck. 13 3/4 " radius but doesn't feel to 'flat' £150 Delivered to Mainland UK, a soft gig-bag is included. You can also come round and try it out. Only selling, as I want to get my hands on a short or medium scale, so if you have one we might be able to do a trade. Plenty of dings and scratches, has had a full life. For the sake of full disclosure, there is an issue with the neck (there would have to be for that price). There was fret-buzz higher up the neck so I took it to my tech. He tells me that it's straight and the truss rod works, but it doesn't have as much effect on the first 5 frets on the neck, so can't set the relief exactly as he'd want. He's put a slightly heavier gauge of strings on (.110) and the action at about the 12th is a little higher than I'd like ideally but it plays very well. EDIT: the heavier gauge strings is because my band play downtuned and I don't like losing string tension. I bought another neck off eBay with a similar length of neck heel that would need re-shaping (maybe a little short) which I'll include (currently for sale in Other Musical Items). As it plays so well, never had to go down that route.
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It does say max dimensions of images, but that other than that is says 'too many of this and too much of that'
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Thanks, will adjust accordingly. Is this in a sticky thread anywhere?
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Well, I'm all for it as there are some that take the p*ss. I did a search for 'signature' in "Site Issues and Questions" but didn't come up with anything relevant. Will search the wider site.
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Trying to tweak my signature, I'm suddenly getting issues. It's now telling me there's too many images, links, lines, etc. When in fact I was making it less. Can it be new rules? Seem a bit draconian. I've stripped it right back to this, no images, only 4 links an 9 lines. Still have this error pop up. What gives?
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Welcome, have fun and try not to get carried away with buying stuff here.
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Bit of a late reply @hooky_lowdown but there's also the Cort Action Junior.
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Just bought a mini phaser pistol pedal. Excellent stuff, thanks. 👍
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You have a full sized image of a bass in your signature, with a flame maple top. Maybe he means that?
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SOLD BMS 15N620 driver and Eden cabinet
Sharkfinger replied to stevie's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
£100 for that driver is a steal. I've NEVER seem one second hand. Stevie turned me onto this driver and I put it into an Ashdown combo (check my sig for a link to the build diary). It sounds absolutely incredible. Haven't looked back since. -
Not only did he provide me with free stuff (good quality at that), he also dropped it off in person. Doesn't get much better than that.