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  1. alyctes
    I guess new board would be the way to go, but it's going to be a big job.
  2. alyctes
    I looked at that. My mistake
  3. alyctes
    Thanks
  4. alyctes
    It does look surprisingly pretty.
  5. alyctes
    This exactly.
  6. alyctes
    There's a Peavey FB group which is fairly quiet but might suit: https://www.facebook.com/groups/141075212580323
  7. alyctes
    What's the weight, please? Ta
  8. alyctes
    I've owned three of these , and I can not get on with the necks They're pretty nice apart from that though. GLWTS!
  9. alyctes
    I have one of those I am not playing and will be advertising later this year. Shall I give you advance warning so you can look away when the time comes?
  10. alyctes
    I am pretty sure these are the Stagg EUB rebadged (or vice versa?).
  11. alyctes
    Precisely. The greedy trying to exploit other people's greed. The buyer will then be invested in continuing the lie, because that's the only way they can get their money back. And we wonder why "fake news" has become a thing.
  12. alyctes
    There is always the fretless bass uke as an option
  13. alyctes
    Hm. Seems to have no end pin?
  14. alyctes
    Current listening: The tumble drier. I heard a Counting Crows bootleg a while ago. Powerful, tight and somehow economical; proper live work, really impressive. (I liked them before, but that would have impressed anyway.)
  15. alyctes
    But the tiny hamlet of Barnoldswick near Burton-in-Lonsdale (further north, but also very close to the border) is called "Barniwig". Or it was when I were a lad.
  16. alyctes
    Anyone who buys this is going to have a sever drop in their expectations.
  17. alyctes
    A light dent, hm? Just a flesh wound, obviously.
  18. alyctes
    This, exactly.
  19. alyctes
    He lost me at "YOU ARE BUYING THIS". No I'm bloody not.
  20. alyctes
    "Not a real guitar." Well, duh... Maybe it was part of some pub's ornamental decor. Maybe the pub went out of business. Maybe we can guess why.
  21. alyctes
    I use them as improvised insulation in the attic, away from the centre where you want to walk. Might as well get some benefit
  22. alyctes
    I liked Low's approach: turn down the amps.
  23. alyctes
    Hohner B Bass B. An eBay purchase; I don't need it and could use the space. It's Korean-made; I gather that these were made between 1994 and 1996. They seem to be quite uncommon. It's a passive bolt-on four-string, maple body and neck, rosewood board. Neck is 34-inch, 24 frets, 40mm wide at the nut. Truss rod turns happily; the cover is missing but I may well have it somewhere. Two J-style pickups; VVT controls. The neck pickup V-control is crackly, but I doubt this is a serious issue. It sounds pretty good, to me. Paired strap-buttons under the right hand so that you can lean it against something with minimal risk of it falling over. Neck is nice to play. It needs new strings and a clean and setup. The body's a fetching blue, rather darker and more intense than the first pic shows. Finish isn't terribly even, but it's as good as any of the Westfields I've played. It has its share of minor nicks and dents, but nothing unexpected in a bass of this age and certainly nothing bad; I think the worst is a chip in the body by the neck pocket. It would suit someone looking for a project, a starter, or someone wanting an inexpensive backup. I think it punches above its weight, personally. Originally priced at £100, plus carriage. Offers welcome.
  24. alyctes
    Too many strings for me, but that's pretty spectacular.
  25. alyctes
    Tell me about it
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