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Temple Audio pedal board, it used condition. There are 4 pass through jacks, 1 mXLR, 1 fXLR and a powercon connector. Power cable supplied but not pictured, can grab one if required. Cable length is approx 4 meters. Also included is a power plant PSU and a gooseneck light which I have found incredibly useful for lighting setlists on stage! All power jacks are included and I also have a number of loose audio jacks which I will supply. Carry case also included. £70 plus shipping, pickup from Mirfield, West Yorkshire. I make fairly regular trips up and down the country so may be able to drop off/meet up.
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I've moved to 5 string basses for now so I'm selling my 4 string Reggie Hamilton Jazz Bass (Made in Mexico). Without doubt, the most versatile bass I've ever played. This is my jack of all trades bass that I used when I was playing with function bands. I'm not intending on gigging again for a while after lockdown as I want to concentrate on other projects, so time for a clear out! Modifications: I have the brilliant Jon Shuker move the P Pickup a few mms towards the Bridge. This means the P Bass pick is in the traditional P Bass position rather than what usual Jazz basses have when they have a neck P pickup. This means when you solo the P pickup, you get a P bass in all its glory! Jon also serviced and set up the bass including leveling all the frets. This has resulted in getting a great and even action. Pickups: EMG PJ set replaced the Fender Noiseless Preamp: John East J-Retro Deluxe (3 band/active/passive) The preamp/picks are wired for 18v. The clarity of the EMGs combined with the versatility of the john east is an incredible combination. I found that I have to make much more subtle changes to the mid controls because the results are clearly audible. Straplocks: Schaller - also supplied The bass is in good condition. There are a few minor cosmetic bumps and scratches on the body but they are on the back or side so don't show from the front. I've tried to capture them fairly in the photos. Weight to follow. I do not have a hard case spare and will not ship the bass without one however we do have options: I frequently travel between Newcastle and Brighton, happy to make slight detours to drop off Meet halfway You send me a hardcase and I ship it back with a bass inside of it Pickup from Mirfield, just outside of Huddersfield. Apologies for the dusty photos, no matter how quickly I wiped it down, dust still showed up in the photos! Will make sure the bass gets a good wipedown before it is packaged. Priced at £650 plus shipping to sell.
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Jazz pickguards
Davebassics replied to Davebassics's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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SOLD Fender Squier Classic Vibe 60’s Precision
Davebassics replied to Scoopdude's topic in Basses For Sale
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Sire is the new squier. +1 on anything sire or squier CV/VM
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I'm thinking about ordering a sire v5 from thomann. It's out of stock and I got a pretty honest response from them.im paraphrasing .... "Our distributor tells us delivery will be at the end of May but honestly we can't say for sure" I guess orders can be cancelled for a full refund if parts dont turn up within the quoted time?
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I'm in a similar situation but specifically after Jazz bass. I've narrowed it down to the Squier CV 70s Jazz or the Sire v5 .... or the Sire v7. The flamed maple necks on the v5s are gorgeous! Next v5 delivery into Thomann is due at the end of may, Andertons quoted November. I'm pretty torn to be honest! Any body have any wise words between those specific models?
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James Jamerson - deep lying playmaker
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Squier Classic Vibe Precision 60’s - Mk1 - 2010 -SOLD
Davebassics replied to bagsieblue's topic in Basses For Sale
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Recommendation for a J to pair with it?
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Ive been playing round with the EQs on my line6 helix but its not doing anything for me. The fundamental tone im after just isn't there, there is no bringing it out. At least not at my EQ skill level!
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Been continuing with research. It is so difficult to cut through the marketing and sketchy YouTube reviews. Nordstrands marketing is particularly fascinating: "this combination produces a vibrational luster that is resonant of all the best aspects of precision-style playing" If anyone can get an understanding about what the pickup design is aiming to achieve from that then hats off to you! YouTube is no better. You never really get a grip of what your listening to. Different basses, amps, recording techniques. That all said, I think the EMG + J-Retro combination may be what gets me closer to what I am hoping to achieve. Combination of descriptions from people on forums and YouTube seem to match up. Got room for 2 9v batteries in my reggie Hamilton so could go for the extended headroom and run both pickups and pre off both batteries.