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  1. gary mac
    Love Free, one of the bands from that era that I still enjoy and still regularly listen to.
  2. gary mac
    First bump.
  3. gary mac
    You slag, should be ashamed of yourself
  4. gary mac
    Happy to recommend Geoff. No messing about and he paid me immediately. A nice easy, friendly transaction, just the way it should be. Deal with confidence Bass Chatters.
  5. gary mac
    [quote name='Wonky2' timestamp='1449786533' post='2926949'] Just for the record, I still refer to tv programmes as series, not seasons. I think I'm ok ? Right ? [/quote] I'm not going to get drawn in to a conversation about Americanisms, well not this early in the day.
  6. gary mac
    Enjoy your new rig Wonky but please never say "my bad" ever again. If I wasn't in such a fine mood you might have found yourself deleted.
  7. gary mac
    Looking good.
  8. gary mac
    No worries. It's not cheap but I've used it a few times now and was able to polish out scratches that I hadn't been able to remove with T cut or similar.
  9. gary mac
    Karl, I've used this product and found it to be extremely good, [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7r7CHn6Pkg[/media]
  10. gary mac
    [center]400 Watt Markbass 2 x 10” HF cab.[/center] [center]8 ohm.[/center] [center]The time has come to sell my excellent, lightweight, Italian built, front ported cab.[/center] [center]It has served me well, been very reliable and has produced a great sound with all the various styles that I’ve used it for.[/center] [center]Still in exceptionally good condition, thanks to the tough carpet covering, the metal grill and the fact that I look after my kit.[/center] [center]A loud, punchy and articulate sounding cab.[/center] [center]400 watts RMS[/center] [center]Frequency response 40 Hz – 20kHz[/center] [center]Sensitivity 101 db spl[/center] [center]Weight approx: 17.5 K (38.5 lb)[/center] [center]Dimensions approx:[/center] [center]59 cm (23”) wide x 48 cm (19”) deep x 47 cm (18.5”) height[/center] [center]£[s]365.00[/s][/center] [center][font=comic sans ms,cursive][size=6]Price Dropped to £350[/size][/font][/center] [center]Not looking for trades, thanks.[/center] [center]Bank Transfer or cash on collection.[/center] [center]Collection preferred from my place in Hertfordshire, where you can of course, try it out.[/center] [center]If you want it couriered then the cost will be around £27.[/center] [center]Mainland only.[/center] [center][url="https://flic.kr/p/C37GKa"][/url][/center] [center][url="https://flic.kr/p/BzZmTb"][/url][/center] [center][url="https://flic.kr/p/C37RDH"][/url][/center] [center][url="https://flic.kr/p/BA1trQ"][/url][/center] [center][url="https://flic.kr/p/BUQEeZ"][/url][/center] [center][url="https://flic.kr/p/BzZLNL"][/url][/center]
  11. gary mac
    Here is a good one in Stevenage http://www.tjcguitars.com/
  12. gary mac
    [quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1449671179' post='2925817'] Good call, some of the nicest playing basses I`ve played - why don`t I have one, wrong colour schemes. I really should just get one anyway as they are awesome players, [/quote] I tried one out at a local shop and have to say it felt lovely to play and did sound great but for me it just looked artificial, so it didn't get taken home.
  13. gary mac
    [quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1449658495' post='2925582'] Problem solved then. Isn't freedom of choice wonderful? [/quote]
  14. gary mac
    Bumping for this fine little amp
  15. gary mac
    A December bump.
  16. gary mac
    [quote name='Bassman Steve' timestamp='1449054969' post='2920341'] If only to cover the 5x£20 in ad fees! :-) [/quote] and a bump.
  17. gary mac
    Another bump for my very fine gig bag and it's not much dosh An ideal Christmas present for yourself.........because you're worth it.
  18. gary mac
    I would be inclined to not take too much notice of a Gearslutz discussion. There is an awful lot of nonsense spread about by a mass of so called experts. 70's Fenders usually come in for a total slating as being crap. Truth is, there were many, many good ones. I've got a 74 that is a joy to play. Of course you need to do your homework, try a few and make up your own mind. I haven't had any experience of 80's Fenders but I do have examples from the 60's, 70's and 90's and they are all excellent. I have a couple of Leo Fender 80's G&L's and they are exceptionally good instruments. I reckon they are a sound investment and at the moment are not commanding the prices of Fenders from the same era.
  19. gary mac
    I think he was totally brilliant but I don't choose to listen to much of his work.
  20. gary mac
    If that was the only damage, I think I would be inclined to repair/disguise it myself and accept a discount. You will have got yourself a seriously good bargain.
  21. gary mac
    Thanks for the reminder Trevor, I meant to watch that but then forgot.
  22. gary mac
    amp bump.
  23. gary mac
    Love the look of his work and that looks stunning.
  24. gary mac
    Good man Mr Apple
  25. gary mac
    You're six months out on the date ole chap
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