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  1. Skin Lewis
    I gig my '73 Precision all the time: B neck, 8lbs 3oz, all original with excellent original case. Paid £3300 at the beginning of the year. Worth every penny.
  2. Skin Lewis
    Yes. I use mine with a Baby Sumo. Works really well.
  3. Skin Lewis
    Paul picked up a bass from me today, very smooth transaction, top chap, a credit to Basschat.
  4. Skin Lewis
    Bass mute by Ellio Martina. Excellent condition. Hard to find these. Fits with double sided tape. Price includes UK postage.
  5. Skin Lewis
    I bought this new from Bass Direct in 2021. Perfect condition, very little playing wear. It's called a PB63 but neck wise it's more like a '72/'73 B width, 42mm. Very well balanced with Gotoh Resolites. Weight is 8lbs 7oz. Lollar pickups. Medium aged 3-tone Sunburst. Wearing Labella low tension flats. Sounds lovely, very comfortable to play, selling because I've replaced it with a '73 Fender. Honestly there's very little between them. Includes the very good Nash case in good condition. Collection from Bristol preferred, can drive for a meet up. Postage and packing would be £30 fully insured if I can get hold of a box.
  6. Skin Lewis
    Yes, my '96 Made in Japan Jazz had one:
  7. Skin Lewis
    Sadly, I had a similar diagnosis 3 weeks ago Ray. I've already started selling stuff, to raise a bit of cash and to save the Mrs from being left with the job of disposing of things she doesn't fully understand. This forum is probably your best bet, depending on what you're selling. I put my Noble preamp up for sale on here a couple of weeks ago, it sold in 6 minutes! I'll be keeping 1 bass, 1 amp and 1 speaker though, to bequeath to my grandson in an an attempt to dissuade him from becoming a guitarist, and just in case an unprecedented miracle occurs......meanwhile, I'm concentrating on living in the moment. Good luck with it all.
  8. Skin Lewis
    The '78 P I had back in the 90's had a baseball bat neck, and weighed over 11 lbs. My current '73 has a lovely B width neck, and weighs a perfectly balanced 8lb 3oz. A very different beast.
  9. Skin Lewis
    On hold.
  10. Skin Lewis
    My Noble is up for sale. No. 1184, from 2019, so still under warranty. Excellent condition. Price includes postage, UK only, fully insured.
  11. Skin Lewis
    Another ringing endorsement:
  12. Skin Lewis
    Well, no. I've had two CS Fenders, a Sean Hurley sig P, and a 60 Jazz, both beautifully built. Comparing the CS Jazz directly to the 95 MIJ Jazz I had at the time, the CS was far better in terms of build, materials, sound and playing experience.
  13. Skin Lewis
    No tape binding on the blueburst I notice. My pinkburst late 90's Korean is also devoid of tape, and has a serial number on the headstock. I've not seen another one without tape. Does yours have a serial number?
  14. Skin Lewis
    Bump and final price drop. It's beautiful: it can growl, it can honk, it can thump. Neck is sublime. No trades.
  15. Skin Lewis
    Jimmy Page used one extensively too, studio and live.
  16. Skin Lewis
    I love my Longhorn, it's a 90's Korean one, in what is best described as Pinkburst. I wanted one ever since I saw Eric Drew Feldman play one in Beefheart's magic band in NY in 1980. Its sounded immense. Jack Bruce used one, and Entwistle, so that was enough for me. I've had it over 20 years now, and gig it quite a lot, it was my only bass for a Dutch tour a few years ago. It may look a bit woolworths, but it's been very roadworthy, and despite only having a soft bag for it, it remains unmarked. It's ridiculously low weight means it's going to be used more and more now I'm officially old and decrepit. Young Jack:
  17. Skin Lewis
    Bump and a price drop for this magnificent Jazz. Now £2750, UK only.
  18. Skin Lewis
    I think my best of 2023 was an Epiphone Jack Casady, bought mainly out of curiosity. It turns out to be really good, comfortable to play with a unique, focussed tone that sits so well in the mix. I had to change a few things to get it right for me, but I now have to think hard whether to use this for a gig, or my Precision.
  19. Skin Lewis
    I have a little Kemble studio piano just like that. Lovely thing.
  20. Skin Lewis
    Here's my faded Sherwood Green Custom Shop Jazz
  21. Skin Lewis
    Noble, Baby Sumo, Barefaced One10.
  22. Skin Lewis
    It's still sometimes referred to as Fender Bass in country music circles, particularly in the US.
  23. Skin Lewis
    The one on my Jack Casady did.
  24. Skin Lewis
    Glad I got mine used a few years ago. It's such a great recording tool, not just for bass, but also pedal steel and Rhodes.
  25. Skin Lewis
    Yes indeed. That's why I like them, especially with the Noble and a P with flats, and the way I play. They're my default cabs for lots of reasons, including size, weight, and footprint. Previously I was going into a LM through the fx return, which only bypasses the gain stage, not the eq. Even set flat, it was even more coloured, but not in a good way to my ears. This cleaner signal path gives me what I want, so job done.
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