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Fender "Blackout" Telecaster
Rayman replied to Rayman's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Utterly stunning. -
Where about are you?
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Fender "Blackout" Telecaster
Rayman replied to Rayman's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
Ha H[i]aaaaaaa[/i] You [i]know[/i] you want it! I'll even drive it to you -
Fender "Blackout" Telecaster
Rayman replied to Rayman's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
[url="http://www.tdpri.com/forum/telecaster-discussion-forum/158247-fender-deluxe-blackout-telecaster-vs-standard-telecaster.html"]http://www.tdpri.com/forum/telecaster-disc...telecaster.html[/url] Here's a link the the TDPRI, [i]the[/i] discussion forum for Tele owners, and there's plenty of chat about the guitar on there. -
[b]SOLD[/b] [b]SOLD[/b]
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Now I bet that lot sounds awesome. A proper bass set up. Have you got flats on the JC?
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[i]Please[/i] don't buy any of those basses you've listed, as pointed out above, they're poor quality, and you can do so much better by either taking your time and saving a bit more money, or searching for a better bass that could come up on here. I bought a cheap bass, similar to those for my 10 year old daughter, and even [i]she[/i] thinks it's drfitwood, in fact we're hoping to have a woodburning stove put in before the winter, and guess what's going on it first? Take your time, something much better will pop up on here.
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Love The RHCP musically, but can't [i]stand[/i] Anthony Keidis' vocals. What a great band they'd be with a decent singer.
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Great bass this one, great tone, a pleasure to play. -
I'll take some more pics in the morning. The controls are 3 band EQ, volume and pan, very straight forward.
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I know mate, it's beautiful instrument, I'll be sad to see it go.
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Yep, PMT Salford, if you want drums too. Sounds Great is in Heald Green, and is a great shop, but expensive and mainly guitar orientated, a few basses, and no drums. The drum centre is on the Eccles road, but no basses alas. PMT's your best bet.
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[quote name='charic' post='1344599' date='Aug 18 2011, 05:08 PM']Yikes that's beautiful. I'm guessing the trade wouldn't go for a pimped MIM P [/quote] I had a MIM P bass, and it was great, but I'm after something a bit more upmarket, thanks anyway mate. Dood will be disgusted that I'm letting this one go I'm sure.
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PMs replied to, and just to clarify, there's no case.
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One of Jons' early builds, when it went for a tart up recently even he wasn't sure when he's made it, but we're guessing early 2000s. Wenge body, maple top, rosewood fretboard, EMG pups & eq, a beautifully put together instrument. A few light marks but nothing major, it plays lovely with a pretty low action, and as I say, was back with Jon a few weeks back for a clean up and to have a couple of ebony ramps made, which I have taken off (they're only stuck on with double sided tape) as I decided they weren't for me. I use my Stingray pretty much all the time, so this beaut just isn't getting much use. I hope it's ok for me to use this picture as it's provided by a previous owner: and this one recently with the ramps fitted, taken with my, quite frankly, embarrassing phone camera: As I say, the ramps have been removed, but come with the bass if you want them. 35" scale, but very easy to play IMO, it's a lovely lovely thing, but having bought it for the band, it just doesn't fit in for what I need. I won't lie, it's pretty heavy, I don't know the weight because I don't have any scales, but it's not light. It sounds magic, and it plays like a dream, it really does, but I'm after either a Stingray, a Jazz or a Precision in a trade. I [i]can[/i] post, but I'd rather not, so I can drive within reason across most of the NW of England to meet you. So, there you are, unfortunate that it hasn't worked out for me, but I can't afford to keep it and not use it. [b]TRADED !!![/b]
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It never goes......[i]never[/i]. I'm thinking about unloading the Shuker because it's not getting played much, and I want either another Stingray or a Fender Jazz or Precision. Help me baby Jesus.
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Thought I'd stick my baby up here: Although I have a nasty habit of deciding to sell stuff I put up on here, let's hope not in this case .
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Jamie, having had one recently I can tell you, it needed no mods whatsoever. I read up on all the [i]blurb[/i] re upgrading the EQ [i]blah blah[/i], but it was nonsense IMO. All my GWB35 needed was some of the fretlines removing and re glueing as they had a tendency to pop out due to a lack of care when they were glued in in the first place. Once that was sorted the bass was perfect. Great tone from the stock electrics, MASSIVE low B too, it was a great bass, and IMO needed no upgrades at all.
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ahhh......photography..... I was a photo nut quite a few years ago now, I've still got all the books, and still got my old Nikon SLRs, but I've never made the jump to digital, although I was tempted again recently. Ped's well into his pictures too. I did a couple of masterclasses with a guy called Bob Carlos Clarke, who's sadly no longer with us, and I still have a large signed print of his, but it's a bit racey to have up on the wall. He was into his sex/art type stuff, but I preferred his still life and portraits. His printing was jaw dropping. Check out Jane Bown and Eve Arnold for the [i]best[/i] black and white portraits, and Charlie Waite and of course Ansel Adams for landscapes. I've got a signed Charlie Waite print on the wall behind me. Anyway..... Have a bump. -
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I'd like to be playing dub reggae on a bog standard Fender Jazz.
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[b][size=3]FRALINS !![/size][/b]
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That's a bargain, someone snap it up!
