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  1. Lozz196
    Yes, very good basses, a few years back I had a US Stingray with a Sterling by Musicman Ray34 as backup. There was very little in them, the Ray34 being possibly a little sharper on the top end, but only a touch at most. In terms of playability & quality very close indeed.
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    If you want repairable then look at Ashdown. Being UK based it’s easy enough to either send the items there or even take them yourself. They purposely make gear that can be repaired at reasonable/little cost as opposed to to other brands which pretty much either can’t be fixed or cost too much to make it worthwhile.
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    Nice example of a 2022 Made in Mexico Player Precision, and light too at 8.3lbs. Can do with either black tort or white plates as per pics. Holes in the headstock where I added the Hipshot triple retainer. No case or gigbag so collection/meet only. No trades thanks.
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    It’s a bit of a strange one, the tuner and the lever are chrome but the shaft where the string goes round and the nut attachment that fixes it to the headstock are both nickel.
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    A pairing of lightweight and planetary methinks.
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    Fender Rumble combo. The 800 watt 210 can be picked up around £600. It weighs 13kg, and it sounds good. Bizarrely the 800 is lighter than the 500 version.
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    As above, go Ashdown.
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    Yep, very interested to hear some real life opinions on these
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    I’d go for the Xtender, they’re easy to fit and just work, much easier than tuning down/up.
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    Looks like you need another week on that sick-note……
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    Well if we’re on stuff in the business world: Blue sky thinking Following our north star Have an honest conversation
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    Well given my OCD I’d be looking at the Fender Pure Vintage 74 Jazz pickups. Not only do they match OCD-wise they sound great, I had some in a Squier VM77 Jazz and they really made the bass shine.
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    I can understand this, if I have a bad day or am feeling down then looking at stuff I could potentially buy gives me a lift. I did find however that in the past when I did buy the items that actually receiving them didn’t boost my mood any further.
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    Same here
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    Yes that was the one
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    This is pretty much why I never get on with compression.
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    I see them from £1500 to £2000, the regular standard ones.
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    Wasn’t me, did keep looking at it tho
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    Just got back from a gig where I used one of these, great sounding cab.
  20. Lozz196
    Ah, thanks, well fingers crossed whichever courier deals doesn`t take it straight to Sotheby`s.
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    Agree, I`ve a Sandberg Superlight being made at the moment, which Mark has arranged, when he receives it I`ll drive and collect rather than chance all this malarkey.
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    The thing for me is surely PF (and other couriers) have a database with the shipment numbers on in order to show "unclaimed" items and what has been done with them. Given that this was very recent how could the people handling the complaint not have located it.
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    I read somewhere a good while back that she like to write on bass.
  24. Lozz196
    I hope either Mark or Edlong21 call the police re this.
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    There are 2 pedals I like for this, TC Electronic Spark Booster and Ampeg Scrambler. The TC is very transparent, Ampeg adds a little to the tone but not much. If pushed I’d go Ampeg due to the blend option to keep the solid clean signal in there.
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