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GT40Graham

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  • Birthday 24/08/1961

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  1. Hi, Still available and I will post to Latvia at cost. Regards, Graham
  2. It's 15.5cm wide x 14.5cm deep. It's built like a tank. Regards, Graham.
  3. Selling my Ashdown BassOmeter Bass Tuner; it's in mint condition complete with box and instructions. This thing is rugged, perfect for gigging; it's also true-bypass and easy to see, you could probably guide in a low-flying aircraft! Price reduced to £35 UK postage is £5.
  4. EBS MultiComp Dual Band Compressor with True Bypass in great condition with box, instructions and certificate of origin. A small amount of paint has chipped underneath the pedal, this happened whilst unscrewing the base to fit a battery. A great pedal that doesn't get the use that it deserves.
  5. Tech 21 VT Bass Deluxe Character Series Pedal in mint condition. It has dual inputs, 6 programmable presets, FX loop and can be phantom-powered. Really great pedal that I rarely use. I have too many pedals so I'm having a clear out. Comes complete with box, manual and Tech 21 stickers. Price includes insured postage UK. ***Now £165 including UK postage***
  6. Hi All, For sale is my rarely used Aguilar Tone Hammer. It's in excellent condition with just a tiny mark on the right-hand edge; it's in full working order and includes the original box, instructions and Aguilar sticker. UK tracked postage is £6 or collect from Selby area. Regards, Graham.
  7. [quote name='jonsmith' timestamp='1356564014' post='1911296'] That's not [b]the[/b] Comedy of Errors (as in Scottish prog band from the 80s) is it? Here are my two doublenecks: 1975 4080 BG--------------------------1982 4080/12 MG I used to have a Steinberger Spirit 4/6 and a rather unpleasant thing from somewhere around Korea, but both got nicked from the house we had in Ealing in 2010. Unfortunately I don't play any prog now, but when I was doing the Rush tribute thing, they did get used. [/quote] Your 1975 4080 is a real beauty.
  8. This thing sounds interesting but I can't find any reviews at all.
  9. The checkered binding is much sought after so expect to pay a hefty premium for a bass that has it. I personally wish that Rickenbacker would re-introduce it, some of the cheapo copies have it!
  10. Hi Joel, I've been a subsciber for a couple of years now and I have a few observations: [list] [*]I realise that many people like to read reviews on the esoteric £3000+ basses, I don't but I understand that you need to keep these in but I would like to see more reviews of the "bread and butter" stuff. In fact more reviews full stop would be good. [*]I'm pleased to see that the references to slapping appear to be decreasing but stop asking the interviewees in the "Basically Speaking" section if they slap because 99% of them don't. Count them up if you don't believe me. [*]The photos in the reviews rarely cover things mentioned in the review and try to be too arty rather than functional. I've lost count of the number of times where a specific feature of a bass or an amp is mentioned but isn't visible in any of the photos. [*]Not enough amp and cab reviews and the ones that are reviewed tend to be the same manufacturers over and over. When was a Marshall last reviewed? It's very rare that we bass players can visit a shop that has a decent range of bass amps to try out therefore we have to rely on internet reviews and such like, these should be covered more by the mag. [*]The "Bass in the USA" column is so utterly boring. [*]This month's interview with Steve Harris's tech was really good, the photos of the gear could have been better. More articles on "pro's" setups would be good. [/list] Just my opinions and I realise that you can't please all of the people all of the time.
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