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    [quote name='Chienmortbb' timestamp='1449059758' post='2920395'] Really tempted by that Black P but as I am about o sell my Peavey Black P Bass copy it would be a waste. I must stop watching his thread.....but I probably won't. [/quote] Peavey P copy? Tell me more...
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    [quote name='pfretrock' timestamp='1449073375' post='2920575'] It's rumoured Colonel Sanders took 70% [/quote] Must have been having an off day.
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    [quote name='ras52' timestamp='1448541995' post='2916273'] In which case there can only be one choice of bass: [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/TENNESSEE-15-STRING-EXTENDED-RANGE-BASS-/291606350777"]http://www.ebay.co.u...S-/291606350777[/url] [/quote] This. Among other things, there's a lot of good useable steel cable there. Very useful for snares, etc.etc..
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    Geofio is selling one... he might know? http://basschat.co.uk/topic/259109-access-virus-ti2-61-key-synthesizer-new-in-box-now-l1350/
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    [quote name='Truckstop' timestamp='1448892681' post='2918891'] Where are you based? Cheers Alex [/quote] Sig says Witney in Oxfordshire. (I'm only telling you that to make sure I don't buy it )
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    Shame he hasn't posted a pic of the electrics cover, because that's the only way I know of to tell whether it's MIJ or not.
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    [quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1448840758' post='2918587'] I did some work on one of these last week and thought it was a good quality piece of kit. Very loud and good range of tones available. I would suggest it would be good for metal too��. Good value for what will probably be an easy fix. Glwts [/quote] Thank you kindly
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    Bump.
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    Welcome aboard
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    SoLd 🎅

    alyctes replied to ambient's topic in Basses For Sale

    Times are hard Good luck with it.
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    Hm. Maybe I should defret it. I prefer skinny necks, except for fretless, for some silly reason. Bump anyway...
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    [quote name='Jebo1' timestamp='1448743932' post='2917875'] Hagstrom now sold but can't edit title of thread! [/quote] You should be able to edit it if you use the Use Full Editor button?
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    [quote name='MacDaddy' timestamp='1448734551' post='2917775'] I'm guessing it's not much good for metal? [/quote] Given the way it's broken, I don't think it was much good for wood either.
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    Morphine; REM; Talking Heads; Screaming Blue Messiahs; 3 Mustaphas 3 (though they are only "inactive", so I guess it's not impossible); Television; Miles Davis; etc. etc.. There are dozens, really.
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    [quote name='silverfoxnik' timestamp='1448726351' post='2917691'] Great to see Magazine's 'Real Life' in your list - still one of my all-time favourite albums... [/quote] I was playing it for my son a few weeks back. He's catching on
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    Sounds like fun
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    I'm with you on M John Harrison. A great writer. For the albums... Richard and Linda Thompson, 'I Want To See The Bright Lights Tonight'. Wire, 'Chairs Missing'. Magazine, 'Real Life'. Television, 'Marquee Moon'. Palace Music, 'Arise Therefore'. The Mutton Birds, 'Envy Of Angels'. Talking Heads, 'Stop Making Sense'. 3 Mustaphas 3, 'Heart Of Uncle'. Luxury item... trombone. I can't play the thing worth a damn, and there'd be nobody there to laugh.
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    [quote name='Twincam' timestamp='1448662663' post='2917346'] Bought hopefully not be any difficult issues as will be a gift for a left handed friend for xmas, mind you I bought him a lh acoustic and it's great but pre amp is kaput, so been looking for another cheap lh guitar. [/quote] Good luck, hope it's a player.
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    I could go and have a look, I suppose. I'm not affording new basses though.
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    I quite like the seller's comments.
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    Four necks, all for right-handed 4-string basses. All are sold without hardware (the Vintage will have its TR cover). All are 42mm nut. They are: Neck A: no-name unshaped paddle-type headstock; it came from Harrier Guitars, a couple of years ago. This is unused, but has picked up a chip on the end of the fingerboard (since tidied up). Heel is 61mm wide, so quite narrow. 20 frets. £30 posted. Neck B: no-name Thunderbird-style. Tuners and string tree not included unless we come to an agreement. Came off an eBay bitsa (with a J-type yellow body). Heel is 63mm wide. 21 frets. £30 plus P+P. Neck C: KCC. Decent enough given the source. Some wear. Heel is 65mm wide, quite wide indeed. 21 frets. £20 posted. Neck D: Vintage (JHS). Black. TRC cover included; tuners not included unless we come to an agreement. Heel is 63.5mm wide. 24 frets. £30 posted. Pics are here: [url="http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/alyctes/library/wide-nut%20necks?sort=3&page=1"]http://s1295.photobu...s?sort=3&page=1[/url] Apologies for my rubbishy photography skills. I've tried to keep the pics in groups, bookended by headstock pics.
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    I doubt it; distortion pedals are intended to add distortion, not remove it. Your best bet is to avoid pushing the amp beyond its comfort zone.
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    Lefty progressive: https://m.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_b_450lh_bk_progressive_deko.htm?o=6&ref=mmc_a_6&search=1448643914
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    Greetings!

    alyctes replied to Daz39's topic in Introductions

    Welcome. You're not the only Peavey fan here, for sure
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    It looks pretty battered but most of that looks cosmetic. I can't tell what the marks on the fingerboard might be - possibly tape to learn positions? I think the bow might need re-hairing It's got to be worth a punt at £50, surely. At least if you know what you're doing.
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