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alyctes

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  1. The guy who taught me had one (tuned E-C); he used it a lot. I played it a few times, but I was too inexperienced to really appreciate it. It was nice though
  2. Where are you?
  3. Those are uglier than Fenders. Which is not something I say very often.
  4. Termites...
  5. This looks as if it might be decent. Does anyone know? https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Basse-Sukop-5-cordes/112853900874?hash=item1a469dde4a:g:eY0AAOSwfpBabivt
  6. Hello and welcome
  7. Cool - keep up the good work!
  8. Tempting. Any trades?
  9. Probably better made as well I had one of these, and if I hadn't gone fretless I'd still have it.
  10. Nobody else does. That's been coming up every few months for a couple of years now. I never looked at the price before, the picture was bad enough.
  11. Probably the packaged weight. I bet those aren't the bass's actual dimensions either. I mean, I could be wrong but 5.5 inches deep?
  12. It's just as well I'm not in the market for fretted fours GLWYS!
  13. I went back to fives because it was that or radically change my tuning (singer's voice has a pitch where he's comfortable, and we're stuck around that). What they really give me is the range under my left hand; I'm not using the notes below D at all, and that only occasionally.
  14. There's probably film of it on YouTube by now.
  15. Tempting. Any trades in the bass guitar line?
  16. Wow. If that's really what it looks like, there's a reason there are only two strings on it; string it properly and it'll probably turn into a heap of splinters.
  17. Can I see a D, stamped on the body below the neckplate? Might be. Worth asking a direct question before diving in, IMO.
  18. Go for it Mick
  19. The neck. (I assume it's got a truss rod in it.)
  20. And it's me again - is that five times now? It's always a pleasure to deal with Alan. And the bass he let me try is a corker! - so a little bonus there as well
  21. I have no clue why this is still here.
  22. And sold.
  23. The nut is the only potential problem IMO, and (as Sambrook says) you might find that it isn't an issue. Replacing a nut should be reasonably easy, but if you're not comfortable doing it a luthier should be able to do it fairly cheaply.
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