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You are the talent, so to speak. Is there an OF yet ?
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Also, wear something seductive.
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I think as an experiment you should do a shred vid and see how it does for clicks. I know you are quite capable.
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I think it depends on the intended market. For example for a P bass I doubt anyone wants to hear double thumb/tapping. But for a bass e.g. Dingwall, people conversely are less likely to want to hear it play Come Together and more likely to want some shred.
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Zoom B2 Four in excellent condition. 12 months old, only for sale as have gone to Zoom B6 to get a bigger screen (same sounds available in both). Fits easily into a gig bag front pocket, light weight and with great connectivity (has DI, headphones in, as well as USB-C for recording). Full specs here: Zoom B2 Four Comes with official Zoom PSU (no box/manual available online). Collection from Tamworth (B78) or posted for £10 -
I have the EVO II and am not quite sure I can justify the upgrade cost for the EVO III. It definitely looks great, but beyond the cab sims and cosmetic changes - the EVO II is already pulling it's weight.
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Very P bass, but cooler. And made in England !
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Thanks, saved me digging pics out. It's a super thin veneer, maybe attached via a clever process that allows it to be moulded to contours without cracking? Is it a flame maple veneer or very good photo flame is the question. It has no depth to it under light whereas normal flame would do, even when very thin. EDIT: I'm going with photo flame as the dark/light patches never alter under changing light angles.
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If it is, it has no lustre and is under 1mm thick (I had the neck off my old BBG4 to check this).
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I think if you disregard that they are headless and have a unique shape, they are not particularly outstanding in terms of spec (Bartolini Mk1s have never sounded great in anything i've played), but in terms of value for spec - yes nothing to beat it. I expect used to be around £500.
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Regular claw clipping and accessible scratchposts in my house of 4 mentalist felines has prevented this for me so far.
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90s Jazz Bass, Brian By Bacchus **Reduced** £230 posted!
Machines replied to steviedee's topic in Basses For Sale
I have sent this to my Dad, who's name is not going to be a surprise. -
My experience of Dingwalls is that the neck is the key part of the instrument. I've had a few budget/midrange multiscales (Gear4Music, Ibanez) and they try, but really can't quite get it right.
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Here, check out my Ferrari, I saved £100k !
