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alyctes

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  1. [quote name='zonular' timestamp='1475914052' post='3149660'] Weird havnt seen this brand in years, one cropped up in Dublin for sale the other day....its sorta tempting in order to start a pitchshifter tribute band. Glws [/quote] Thanks.
  2. [quote name='cascanicoff' timestamp='1476866271' post='3157824'] Two of them already in my hands ([color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Christian McBride 'Number Two Express' and [/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Brand X 'Unorthodox Behaviour'). And it was a real pleasure to deal with Mike, a very nice pal. The CDs are in very good condition too. [/font][/color] [/quote] Thanks I'm pleased they got to you intact and that you like them.
  3. TBH with that body shape I'm quite pleased you can't see it. Orrible.
  4. [quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1476307863' post='3153297'] How do you kill someone with a carrot? [/quote] In the dark.
  5. Nice! (I'll censor my usual reasons for not being able to buy it, because you've heard them before... )
  6. I've owned a Prosebass fretless before. It was gorgeous, and I nearly kept it, even though I wasn't all that keen on the short scale If this was full-scale, I'd be in deep trouble.
  7. [quote name='leroybass' timestamp='1476166138' post='3151823'] if its not sold ill take it [/quote] You have a PM.
  8. Peavey Foundations... woof woof. Great basses.
  9. And it's back up again: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/VIGIER-ARPEGE-111-FOUR-STRING-BASS-FROM-1991-/232108841206?hash=item360ac3d8f6:g:GQIAAOSw3ihXTFhG
  10. In Leeds, "collection only" but they will courier for £15, currently no bids at £100. Finishes tomorrow (Monday). [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Westone-1A-Bass-Guitar-Made-in-Japan-/302095145711?hash=item4656461aef:g:NeMAAOSwvzRX1E~r"]http://www.ebay.co.u...eMAAOSwvzRX1E~r[/url] Not too sure about the marks on the neck, mind.
  11. Pink Westfield P-bass with an extra P pickup. Reluctantly I'm selling my P-P Westfield. Passive, four-string, pink (I like pink basses). It has had a Wilkinson P-pickup added close to the bridge. Controls are VVT. I like it, I'd be keeping it if I didn't have something nicer in the P-P line. There is some discoloration on the pink body, which I've tried to show. The added scratchplate for the second pup is 40-thou styrene sheet, I think, and is definitely hand-made on close inspection. From 10 feet away, it looks fine. Pics are here: [url="https://postimg.org/gallery/2jvtht76c/"]https://postimg.org/gallery/2jvtht76c/[/url] £120 plus carriage.
  12. P-style body, routed P-J. This is a body from a Sonderberg P-J bass, good for a project. It's wood, not ply. The neck had 22 frets. The neck pocket is a touch under 63mm wide. The paint is a pale gold metallic. It has one small chip, shown. The paint and finish has minor flaws which are hard to photograph. It has never had a scratchplate. The horns are somewhat more pointed than the rather lumpy Fender P body, which personally I think is prettier. Pics: [url="https://postimg.org/gallery/31c825i8k/"]https://postimg.org/gallery/31c825i8k/[/url] £25 plus carriage.
  13. So far, you're right... I don't like it at all. Partly because the ergonomics look strange - you couldn't rest your right forearm on it, so I reckon it would be tricky for a pick player. Fixed-thumb finger style would probably be OK.
  14. I have never been that keen on gigging. I don't enjoy performing, and I'm not good at it. I'm particularly not keen on playing stuff I hate just because it's popular. (TBH I probably wouldn't mind the playing; it's having to listen to it in order to learn it that I hate.) Currently the band I'm in plays at most seven or eight gigs a year, mostly to pension-age audiences; our youngest member is 42, and he's never played live. We don't get paid any significant amount. I do it to play music, not to perform, and by and large the people I'm interested in pleasing are my bandmates and myself.
  15. I don't like the look of that crack in the back of the neck. Is that just the lacquer, I hope?
  16. Here, I always leave feedback (unless I forget - which I don't think I do, but how would I know?). On eBay, not so much - it's too obviously a business tool and too fiddly and prescriptive. I leave feedback because I dealt [u]with a person[/u].
  17. They do look good. I had one and got rid of it, partly because I didn't get on with the neck (too bulky). I'd intended to sort out a way of combining the two outputs (mag and piezo), but I never found the time.
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