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Finished! A Guitar Bouzouki - (no basses were harmed in the...)
HazBeen replied to Andyjr1515's topic in Build Diaries
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Been doing a few gigs, YES FINALLY, so haven’t been very active. That said, put a few hours in tonight. Routed the control cavity, neck pocket and pickup cavity. Had a bit of a template issue, I now remember why I stopped buying prefab templates, resulting a not so neat pickup cavity. Luckily I had already decided the bass needed a pick-guard so it is a non issue (just annoying). I hand drew the pick-guard rough shape to show where I am going. It will be a dragon’s blood red body, with black pick-guard and Zebrano control cavity cover (Tele style) to match the headstock caps.
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Doing some cleaning up to limit “Pedal clutter“ Prices exclude shipping, sale only. Happy to send pics if you need them. Here goes: WR Goliath Tube Bass preamp (the newer white version). In good condition. Great for warming up SS D class amps with an excellent DI. £295 (New these are €555) with 12v EU adapter. http://www.wra.lu. DROPPED TO £260 Source Audio C4 in good condition with all cables etc. SOLD Markbass Compressore in good condition SOLD SFX Micro Thumpinator in good condition SOLD Broughton Josh Wah in good condition £95 SOLD
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Especially Ash can vary immensely in weight, 50% difference between two similar sized bodies is not uncommon. 5kg is relatively heavy, but the average back should not have any issues and I do not think it is unreasonable to sell it. If you do have a bad back, ensure you know the weight before buying.
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I was quite lucky, the wood looked pretty horrible but it had some beautiful grain it turned out.
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Okay, so had some time unexpectedly! Body rounded, tummy cut and arm contour sorted!
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*** SOLD *** Earthquaker Devices The Warden optical compressor
HazBeen replied to Happy Jack's topic in Effects For Sale
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Traded basses with Alexis, a very pleasant interaction and a totally trustworthy guy. Would gladly deal again.
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As a matter of brief update. Been too busy preparing for a few gigs, should be posting more progress pics in August.
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Lovely!
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I highly doubt either guitar or bass amps will disappear totally, of the 30 guitarists I know 1 uses a Kemper (or equivalent) and I am one of the few bassists in my local scene that uses a Helix, and even I often still prefer “old school” as to me it sounds better.
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Weber 'MyWatt' amps - anyone know about them
HazBeen replied to radiophonic's topic in Amps and Cabs
The MyWatt 200 is excellent, relatively low weight at 24 kg, easily biased, and in every way like a Hiwatt. I can recommend them. -
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I have refound the bass building bug and because I am so happy with how well I am getting on I have decided to do something I would not have expected in a million years. I am selling my Elrick in line with my goal to have 5 of my own builds by this time next year to replace most of my other basses. This Elrick is one of the best playing 5’s out there. Clearly I have measured everything, I want to incorporate the neck shape into my own build. It has been played a lot and does have scuffs and little scratches, hence a friendly price. I can ship in the original hardcase at documented cost, but would insist on insurance. - Elrick Gold Series 5 with water cured redwood burl top. - Build: 2015 - Neck: quarter sawn hard maple - Swamp ash body - Neck mount: bolt on - Fingerboard: birdseye maple - Inlays: Dichrolam Blocks custom - 24 medium frets + 0 fret - Nut width: 48 mm (1,89 inches) - Scale: 889 mm (35 inches) - Fingerboard radius: 304,8 mm (12 inches) - Pickups: Bartolini soapbar pickups - Electronics: Bartolini NTMBF 3-band, controls: Master Volume, PU-Blend, Treble (+/- 16 dB @ 10 kHz), Midrange (+/- 10dB), Bass (+/- 14 dB @ 30 Hz), switches: 3-way mid freq switch (250 Hz, 500 Hz, 800 Hz), active/passive - Bridge: Elrick Custom - Hardware finish: black, tuners: Hipshot Ultra-light - Original Case (please note a lock is broken, it has come off the plastic shell, but the case works just fine) - Made in Chicago USA - Weight: 8,5 lbs (3,85kg) More pics of course not a problem at all. I will gladly capture every angle in natural light. I appreciate selling outright may not be the easiest, so I am more than willing to consider part trades against 5 string fretted or fretless basses of around 1000£ in value.
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Finished! A Guitar Bouzouki - (no basses were harmed in the...)
HazBeen replied to Andyjr1515's topic in Build Diaries
Fantastic -
Cool, “saddleless” is the future in my opinion.
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Lots of players use 5 or more, especially if we look @ modern Rap/Soul, Metal and any synth based Pop. But a 4 gets you most of the notes a 5 or 6 gives you, so for many the extra strings are not needed. But on any number you will find examples of greatness and lack therof, it’s in the fingers not the strings.
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So finally had some time tonight. - Sanded the body ready for routing - Created some bookmatched bits (needs to be thicknessed) - Cut a recess for the back veneer - Then fully sanded the neck/headstock
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HipShot tremolo, Precision Bass, total hack. Beyond help ;)
HazBeen replied to soldersqueeze's topic in Build Diaries
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Rock Songs with Non Standard Time Signatures
HazBeen replied to PatrickJ's topic in General Discussion
Primus - Eleven (11/8) is a cool one. Andpretty much any Tool, Them Crooked Vultures have several too.