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    £20 posted. Cheapo P-style body for a project. Origin unknown - I think it may have been a KCC? Seems to be wood rather than ply. Lots of small scratches and marks, but nothing drastic. Weight 2.1kg (about 4lb 8oz in old money). Neck pocket is 65mm at heel, and 19mm deep. Pics: [url="http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/alyctes/library/?sort=3&page=1"]http://s1295.photobu.../?sort=3&page=1[/url] Strap buttons included.
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    Currently not seeing much reason to play at all, never mind in a band.
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    I bought some of David's strings. This is the fourth time I've bought from him, and I would do so again without hesitation.
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    What's "light weight", and where are you based? Thanks
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    [quote name='hiram.k.hackenbacker' timestamp='1420590629' post='2651172'] Damn. Would have had this if it had been white. Never mind. GLWTS. [/quote] That makes two people who've said "not in this colour"... Cheers anyway
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    I'm selling this for a friend. This is an Ernie Ball MusicMan Stingray SLO Special. Four-string, 3EQ model. Black, BWB scratchplate, maple neck, chrome hardware, single pup. One owner from new, original hard case (but no key), registered with EB, excellent nick - one non-serious scratch (see the pics). Pics: [url="http://s1295.photobucket.com/user/alyctes/library/SLO%20Special%20for%20Ben?sort=3&page=1"]http://s1295.photobu...n?sort=3&page=1[/url] Apart from the slight scuff in one of the photos, I couldn't see any other marks or damage, so it's pretty close to pristine. The SLO Specials are reasonably rare; they were a production run in about 2009 that hasn't been repeated yet; so at the moment they are only available second-hand. SLO Specials have a thinner, more jazz-ish neck than the standard Stingray's thick neck, while retaining the famous Stingray tone. Collection preferred from near Dorchester, Dorset, or possibly from Bournemouth during weekdays. No trades, sorry. Payment by bank transfer preferred. Also advertised elsewhere.
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    Thanks I wish I'd saved the pic from the advert I posted way back when. Ah well. Was £140 a sensible price for it, if I may ask?
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    I've been in that hat shop... bought one, as well. It isn't red though.
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    Better looking than most Fender basses, IMO, but I bet it tended to neck-dive.
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    I guess moving the bridge might be the way to go?
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    [quote name='martthebass' timestamp='1420312376' post='2647997'] Status Hotwire flats 40s - 100s on my Ray (though it is a fretless). Plenty of zing and low - medium tension. [/quote] No Ray here, but I do like Status Hotwire flats.
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    Heavy metal is bad for you, folks. Proof right there...
  13. alyctes
    No sillier than a flying V.
  14. alyctes
    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EASTWOOD-FRETLESS-BASS-OWNED-BY-MICK-KARN-BAND-JAPAN-/321628786263?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item4ae291ce57
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    I remember seeing it on eBay and managing to restrain myself from buying it - but not from giggling a lot when I first saw it. Sadly, I still have no funds. Hey ho. Good luck with the sale
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    Nice one
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    [quote name='Thunderbird' timestamp='1417372017' post='2619668'] Dont know why these are so hard to sell? it took me ages to sell mine and they are pretty good basses [/quote] I don't like the headstock design on G+Ls... maybe I'm not the only one?
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    Pics please
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    Good for you I have two cajon kits sitting about somewhere...
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    What's the scale?
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    [quote name='KingBollock' timestamp='1392508432' post='2369621'] Anyone seen this? [url="http://femurdesign.com/theremin/"]http://femurdesign.com/theremin/[/url] [/quote] Superb! Thanks
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    Thanks guys. I'm not affording anything at the moment, though... Merry Xmas
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    I don't know anything about these. It's in Spain. Not expensive for a US-made Peavey. If anything, suspiciously cheap. I can't read Spanish, so I stuck the description through an autotranslator, and saw nothing to ring serious warning bells. (It said something like "the pots need cleaning, the strings need replacing, and the case is battered but functional".) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Peavey-TL5-USA-Pre-Cirrus-Original-with-case-/271716859738?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_186&hash=item3f43963f5a
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    My understanding is that the lute is descended from the oud, yes. The name certainly is. But I'm not honestly sure it's always possible to pin down antique-style instruments to specific categories anyway... so for me, this is a member of the oud/lute family (based on body shape, neck without integral frets, the steeply raked pegbox, etc.) and that's as far as I think I can go.
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    James bought a scratchplate off me. All went well, with good comms. Thanks!
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