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  1. marcblum
    https://www.bassic.de/kleinanzeigen/le-fay-pangton-5-string-raritaet-vintage-ca-25-jahre-alt-wenge-massivholz-ebenholz.25278/
  2. marcblum
    At the Lefay level, air get's really, really thin.
  3. marcblum
    I have one of these sixers. That's a special one.
  4. marcblum
    Such a killer!
  5. marcblum
    From where will it be sent?
  6. marcblum
    Smells like some sleepless nights.
  7. marcblum
    Who is this f******* bass dude?
  8. marcblum
    I consider the GWB35 as exceptional bang for the buck. Plus these upgrades, it looks like a nobrainer.
  9. marcblum
    Very interesting bass. I own one of these since last year. Super duper ergonomics. Body shape, neck profile. It's really easy to handle. The feel of the open Wenge is just great. I love these open, grainy woods. The curved Bartos provide an even, balanced response. The tone has a distinct midrange, lot's of character to work with. There's a bit of roaring grit and nastiness to it.
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    Here's mine. Pimped with Bassculture pickus, I then removed the active electronics. The story, many years ago in a small German bassists community a member offered it for a ridiciously low price. Links to sound files proofed it souds great. No one jumped on it, it just sat there. Finally I couldn't hold back and wrote "ok, send it over." Came out: great tool, distict, articulate, midrangy tone with great rhythmic clarity. My drummer loves it and in case I'm gonna sell it, he opts to buy it first in order it doesn't get lost.
  11. marcblum
    Lefay, Leduc + ??? (your call, @Hellzero)
  12. marcblum
    If I hadn't one of the 3 best fretless there are... If it only had a neck pickup...
  13. marcblum
    Nice one.The binding makes for an outstanding look. You don't see that too often with bass guitars.
  14. marcblum
    After selling the first 5er, I bought another 5er Herr Schwarz. But I'm a 6er-guy.
  15. marcblum
    That was my very first Lefay. A 5er Herr Schwarz which I bought from a Cologne based pro bassist.
  16. marcblum
    My Lefay Herr Schwarz 6. The very first Herr Schwarz 6. Still one of my main weapons. After some years I added a third pickup and then changed to Nordstream pickups for more meaniness.
  17. marcblum
    pics broken. 😪
  18. marcblum
    Better than having a solution with no according problem...
  19. marcblum
    Request declined. Yes. Although I like to mention that the DiMarzio P is awfully microphonic. You can hear each tipp on it's cover. Not useful. I went through several P-pickups whereof I liked the Aguilar the most. Finally decided for this Lace combination for unusualness.
  20. marcblum
    Yeah, I'm the previous owner and I still miss this beast. This is THE ROCK BASS. But I'm sold to 6-string basses and do not become comfortable with 4 strings. sigh Luthier work was done by Sign Guitars in Aachen, Germany.
  21. marcblum
    What is this?
  22. marcblum
    One of these days, in a positive way. Definitely.
  23. marcblum
    Where did you get it it? Are there any more?
  24. marcblum
    Any soundfiles available?
  25. marcblum
    Don't confuse similar with same. Wood is a way too inconsistent material to achieve constant results. Luthiers go to great lengths with selecting and storing and selecting and controling and selecting again in favor to achieve the desired result. Companies live with a broader variety. A 5-string is a different animal than a 4-string. They are not the same instrument. They just share brand and product name.
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