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HazBeen

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  1. Clearly an adequate player - never heard of the band or player before - but there are very many adequate players in the world. Perhaps the reason for not standing out in the crowd?
  2. I really don't understand this has not shifted. Pound for pound this rig will DECIMATE all your class D powered stacks out there at a really good price and not much extra weight. If I was looking for a new rig for pennies that could do rock, funk, jazz... etc I would have this in an instant. D class my .... (what rhymes with class?)
  3. I have this as a hardcase for my Templeboard Trio 21. Like a glove! Seriously strong cases.
  4. Katana Bass (1985-1986). Squier’s short-lived Katana Bass was released concurrently with Fender’s equally short-lived Katana guitar of 1985-1986. The genesis of both came with the mid-1980s rise of hair metal, during which Fender jumped on the pointy-guitars bandwagon with perhaps the most extraordinarily non-traditional models the company has ever made. Like the Fender and budget Squier Katana guitar models, the Katana Bass was built in Japan and named for that nation’s traditional samurai sword, with an asymmetrical V-shaped body, arrow-shaped headstock and the additional unusual distinction of a medium (32”) scale length. Although actually quite well built, the Katana instruments were not successful, and it didn’t help that they arrived during one of the most tumultuous periods in Fender history. Katana guitar and bass models lasted barely a year; all were gone by late 1986. Just thought I'd share this history. For whoever is interested.
  5. Aah, the memories.... My 1st bass (only one I could afford in my local music shop) was a 2nd hand white version, probably around '89. These were only produced for a year or two in mid eighties so quite rare and very decent quality. GLWTS!
  6. +1 for kiOgon and for better pics. Difficult to tell from these, buzzing sound may be pickup or ground related if I am guessing blind.
  7. Foldera (aka Bass Magazine with a Fodera on the cover)
  8. Stop harassing me mr Mac! GAS.........
  9. Odd, I run both on my board and always on. Seems like an issue. What are you running comp and buffer wise?
  10. Yep, I once saw a pic with Leo standing next to the prototype.
  11. Great, now I can send treble side to a Rectifer and bass side to a Bassman, what a strange thought process......
  12. AEs are not known for their wooliness or woofy character so it probale is an eq related matter. Perhaps that is all you need to change, the EQ?
  13. [quote name='Kev' timestamp='1469310760' post='3097368'] I don't understand how this thread has reached 5 pages, nor do I have any desire to read and find out! A cover band is one that interprets another's music and does not claim it as their own. The end. [/quote] Thank you.
  14. Romeo bought my MB-7, all smooth and hassle free. Thank you.
  15. You are a lucky man GLWTS!
  16. [quote name='Kevin Dean' timestamp='1468996270' post='3094880'] Hi do these take double ball end strings? [/quote] Normal strings, same headstock as mine.
  17. Considering the time you must have waited for Nicola to complete this I have to ask, why sell so quickly?
  18. This time around Alex bought a pedal off me, super smooth transaction and an pleasure once again.
  19. I struggle to see the real world application, besides having a bass to take with you whilst travelling.
  20. Quite a few left bump
  21. Never heard of them before, sounds like a bit of a cross between Radiohead and Portishead so suggest to check them out.
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