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So, after the resounding failure of selling/swapping my Classic Vibe P I'm now offering my 6 months old 4 String Epiphone T-Bird Pro. Lovely bass, brand spanking new condition and comes with a Epiphone hardcase. I have made one modification which is to move the strap button to the back to solve the neck dive problem. In terms of trades I'm looking for a Jazz or MM to get a bit more tonal variety but will consider others if it fufills this criteria. If you fancy this but have a nice bass to trade I will consider throwing some money in...

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[quote name='spaz91' post='738458' date='Feb 7 2010, 09:02 PM']I probably offered it on the other thread too but would you be interested in a Kramer Focus 7000? Its a JV Fender ripoff from the 80s. Essentially a passive precision bass with a humbucker/soapbar at the bridge (with phase switch).[/quote]

Not really what I'm after mate.

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I am thinking that the T bird pro has better pickups than the standard T bird?
I have the standard and love it, i did the straplock move to behind the neck to sort the balance problem and it works a treat.
I Will be showing this thread to our lass tonight as a "Its my birthday soon. Please.......i will do the washing if you buy me it" might come into play.......

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Well the key difference between the two is that this is Active whilst yours will be Passive. The bass is of a generally higher standard build quality than the standard T-Birds and IMO the pickups are a step up too.

Give her the old puppy dog eyes, how could she possibly resist?!? :)

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Hmm, trade for an Ibanez SRX08 ltd? quite similar to the epi but with a 24 fret neck and really easy upper fret access. The 2 band eq is really powerful, lets you dial in a really warm growly town reminiscent of a split p on the bridge, or quite a harsh trebly solo sound on the bridge, quite reminiscent of a soloed jazz pickup.

Drop me a line, I can record a little demo if you want but it won't be anything special playing or recording wise :)

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Sexy? Don't suppose a red sparkle Bass Collection SB441 would float your boat would it?

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