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  1. miles'tone
    I bought this from China via ebay but the bitsa project I was planning to put together went on indefinite hold when I bought a new P. It cost me around £120 all in. The neck looks really nice and well made. Smells good too! 😄 It's actually darker in real life with a pleasing satin sheen to it. The flame looks nicer and richer too. Crappy phone camera I'm afraid. £80 posted
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    Set of 4 unused Hipshot licenced Ultralites (Fender fit). Great way to cure neck dive. £65 posted
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    Delano PMVC 4 FE/M2 P Bass pickups - handmade in Germany. Never used, still in the box. From Delano: How to improve a classic pickup design? DELANO takes the classic P-Bass® pickup design a major step forward. The big poles grab all the strings movements with zero loss. Specially engineered magnets and custom wound coils make up for a bass transducer ready to redefine the word PRECISION. Just imagine meaty P-Bass® tone with in-your-face Stingray® style grind and attack, and then you got at least the frame of the picture. Due to its tight broad frequency range, this is a GREAT pickup for nu-school funk and rock players, it loves drop tuned basses and massive tone tweaking £80 posted *now £75
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    First one that came to mind 😁
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    Tom bought an effects pedal off me. Super deal, super chap. Easy peasy. Thanks Tom!
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    (Höfner) Very Thin Ice - The Gregory Brothers
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    As it says, EHX B9 Organ Machine pedal. Unused, pedal and power supply still in original wrapping. I bought it on a whim 2 years ago and never got around to even trying it. Fantastic classic organ sounds for guitar or bass by all accounts. £200 new, selling for £150 posted.
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    I've ordered a set of Chicago tuning strings for it. I haven't toyed with my banjo for a few months now as I've been really into my concert uke and progressed well (enough). Makes sense to go with Chicago as I can transpose the chords easily enough and it'll be far easier on my brain 😄 Can't wait! Cheers for your recommendation mate 👍
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    Beware of the parrots though.
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    People gonna do what feel they need to do, whether that's creating it or choosing not to listen to it. All good.
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    @musicbassman thank for the heads up. Never heard of them but I like this. More research is now taking place! There's definitely an essence of Zappa going on (you know what I mean? You know what I mean? 😉) but done in an original way. This is a good thing. Ta 👍
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    Great choice. I'm sure you'll be pleased. Enjoy!
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    Ernie Ball Slinkys on a semi acoustic (which a friend has on long term loan now) - 16 years and still sound great on that bass. Better than ever in fact. D'addario 5 string black tapes on a HB fretless - at least 10 years and still sounds pretty much the same as when they were new. Current experiment is a new set of T.I. flats on my P Bass, which I am never changing (unless one breaks).
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    They do one roasted too: https://richtonemusic.co.uk/Fender-Roasted-Maple-Precision-Bass-Neck-20-Med-Jumbo-Frets-Maple/
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    I agree. It needs one to complement the Jetsons body (which I like btw). It deserves a headstock with retro sci-fi styling and 2+2 tuners imo.
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    The now grown up original fans and their kids that they probably took along to the recent Blink reunion shows I expect.
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    Yes Roto 66s. Try a set of those, vol and tone fully open, up the mids, treble and gain on the amp to taste then dig in. I bet you'll be good.
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    I've been using Suno (I have no idea how it compares to Udio) to write daft lyrics then turn them into songs. A friend and I are having a right old comedy tennis match sending each other mad songs. It's bloody great! I don't really look at it as making music though, just a fun computer game. I just do it on my phone from the site, not via an app. Takes about 10 minutes with hilarious results.
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    Unfortunately, the answer is no one. No one I'd choose to see anyway, because I can't justify (or afford) paying what tickets for "names" cost now. It's going to be a lucky dip with local bands from now on. Hopefully I'll find some nice surprises...
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    Thanks for the offer 👍 I'd like to know what kind of music/artists is she listening to in her own time for pleasure at the moment, and who she'd like to work with that she hasn't yet. Thanks!
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    Höfners are a fun lightweight option. They sound huge.
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    Carol Kaye - She'd felt.
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    I nailed this one this very week. I feel a much better and happier person for it too.
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    Kick Out The Jams - The MC5
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