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miles'tone

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  1. Ellen just bought a Harley Benton hollowbody bass from me, on it's way to her as we speak. Lovely chat on the PMs and instant payment. She's fairly new to the forum so I thought I'd start her own feedback thread. Thanks Ellen!
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  2. Double "Huh?" for both the single pickup placement and the picks. Actually, make mine a triple "Huh?" for the ££££££s involved also.
  3. Parole Denied - Dave Sardy
  4. English man in Noo Yoik - 'ting
  5. Unidentified (Flying Being) - Steve Hillage I urge you to check out the bass playing on this....
  6. It's got to be nitro to let them breathe. For every poly coated P bass made, a fairy dies.
  7. Big Nuts - Treez Lowkey
  8. All You Need Is Lungs - The Beatles
  9. No need to take the neck or strings off, just loosen and capo the strings, loosen the neck screws enough to tilt back the heel for access. 2 min job 👍
  10. Harley Benton HB-60. Pretty much as new except I've upgraded the tuners to Gotoh resolite GB350s (£90) removed the pickguard and put a set of Jazz style knobs on. New set of Ernie Ball Group III flats on it. Home use only. I bought it to see if I could get on with a shortscale hollow body due to a back injury, and it's been a revelation. Now bought myself a Guild Starfire so this HB is now superfluous to requirements. Plays and sounds great, everything works as it should. Weighs just a smidge over 7lbs. £180 posted **Edit** I'll post it in the Thomann box within another box that my Guild came in so it will be shipped safely.
  11. Erect Dad Dysfunction
  12. Half Dad Half Biscuit
  13. Dad Zeppelin
  14. Dad-Rex
  15. The Al Bundys
  16. Taking dad jokes to a whole other level 🤣
  17. Dad's Army
  18. Some Mothers Do 'ave 'em - TV Theme Tune Factory
  19. Yeah 90 means 90000yen which was the price and therefore spec description, ie it's a good one. I don't think 89 on sn signifies anything other than it being part of the unit number that this bass is as part of all the E series instruments across all ranges. Time wise it's 84-87 as when the E series was in production. I've had 2 E series basses and both were really well made and played as great as their reputation suggests.
  20. £12 in today's money!
  21. No regrets. It's a journey.
  22. I'd take the Hofner because I've never played one 😄
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