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lowregisterhead

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  1. Lots of interest, but currently still available...
  2. Thanks Papaya! Still available...
  3. Also quite a nice looking small Soundcraft mixer in a flightcase... £3.20 so far! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CP-Soundcraft-Mixing-Console-in-Flight-Case-MK-COLLECTION-ONLY/302508495535
  4. Now relisted and reduced to £590! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/EBS-NeoLine-810-Neodymium-Speaker-Cabinet-COSMETIC-BLEMISH-RRP-2499-/352194352606?
  5. Seems like a good deal as long as it hasn't been thrashed - a new one is 2.5K...
  6. [quote name='Bigwan' timestamp='1508317865' post='3391259'] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/312024-acg-j-type-4-bass/page__p__3384976__hl__acg__fromsearch__1#entry3384976"]http://basschat.co.u..._1#entry3384976[/url] [/quote] ...an even better deal!
  7. Nice! Not sure what this would have cost new, but seems like a good deal. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ACG-j-type-4-string-bass-1-of-a-kind-unique-build-/232503286698
  8. [quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1508269704' post='3391054'] It's dead light cos it's inflatable. [/quote] Oh, if only...
  9. [quote name='greyparrot' timestamp='1508086338' post='3389654'] Me (grey parrot) with Jerry Scheff and his USA Lakeland JS signiture couple of years back ... I stupidly sold my one a few years ago .... Good luck with the sale looks very cool never seen this version before . [/quote] How cool! Why not make me an offer? You never know...
  10. NOW SOLD For sale is my Boldogh 'Jazzy 5' custom bass from the workshop of Hungarian luthier Csaba Boldogh. It's beautifully made, and has a big range of sounds via the twin Kent Armstrong pickups, coil taps and very comprehensive controls on the Zolkow preamp. It's never been gigged, and is in excellent condition. I had it PLEK'd at Charlie Chandlers, and it plays beautifully. The only things I can spot are some very slight finger swirl on the body below the strings, and a couple of tiny marks on the tuner ears. Specs: Body: ash with black walnut veneer Top: spalted ash Neck: figured maple / padouk with two carbon fibre reinforcing rods Fingerboard: pacific rosewood Nut: brass Frets: Jescar 51100 stainless steel Scale length: 34.5" Weight: 4.7kg Pickups: Kent Armstrong KS (closed Ken Smith style) Pre-amp: Zolkow 3.3 (volume, blend, bass, middle, treble, active / passive switch) used in Fclef, Blasius and MLP basses, with eight frequency selector switches and gain trim inside the control cavity Bridge: Gotoh 510BR (string spacing: 18mm) Tuners: Gotoh GBS510 I bought it a year ago, and as it's such a lovely bass I'm loathe to part with it, but unfortunately most of my employers require something more 'mainstream', so it hasn't had a lot of use. Any trial is welcome - I'm close to junction 10 of the M25, postcode GU23. The bass comes complete with a hard case, maker's certification and preamp configuration instructions. NOW SOLD
  11. For sale is a 2004 Lakland Skyline Series Jerry Scheff signature 5-string, in a very fetching, but not too gaudy silver sparkle. Elvis would have approved. Excellent condition, no marks anywhere that I can see, light (4kg), well balanced, plays beautifully, really resonant. A great range of tones from the lipstick pickups via a Bartolini NTMB-L918 preamp. Standard volume / pan / treble / mid / bass layout with active/passive push/pull on the volume control. 35" scale, 19mm spacing at the bridge. Comes with a slightly worn but perfectly serviceable Fender/MM-style hard case. NOW SOLD
  12. Tartan? Couldn't the seller have chosen something else to re-cover it with?? I'm Scottish, and even I don't like it! Mind you, the first amp and I cab I ever had (a Selmer Treble & Bass 50 and a home-made 4x12) had both been recovered in padded yellow vinyl. That was the main reason I bought them, come to think of it...
  13. Try saying that fast after you've had a few. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/MILLER-Carbon-Fibre-Fretless-Headless-4-Bass-German-made-c-w-gig-bag/162684917990
  14. [quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1507484991' post='3385794'] ...but contains 2x H/J/P giving 15 different permutations. [/quote] Which is impressive, and I've heard the demo - it sounds great! But couldn't they have made it a teensy bit less mahoosive??
  15. Beautifully made and very versatile, but dear god, that huge pickup is fugly...
  16. Not for me, but might float somebody's boat... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/STATUS-GRAPHITE-1980s-Series-2000-Headless-One-Piece-Carbon-Fiber-4-String-/322797241092
  17. Sorry to see you're moving this on Andy, it's a fabulous amp! As a means of making it more manageable, for yourself or a prospective buyer, I just discovered this... - https://www.thomann.de/gb/gator_gr_rackbag_3uw.htm If I'd known these existed, I might have kept it!
  18. I know what you mean. When I'm not really 'in the mood', I find it helps to focus on one thing as a sort of pick me up - taking a couple of different basses on the gig for a bit of variety, putting on a fresh set of strings for that extra 'zing', wearing a snazzy shirt, stuff like that. I've just read that back and it all sounds rather shallow, but it does help! Or perhaps it's just me...
  19. Graeme bought my TC compact amp. Great comms, very prompt payment despite geographical issues (!) and a really smooth transaction all round. Highly recommended.
  20. After a quick google it appears it was 'King Thumb'... still giving lessons, although his website looks like it was designed in the 90's...
  21. These are the basses that Henry 'Magic Thumb' Thomas used to endorse in the 80's, IIRC. Whatever happened to him?
  22. [quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' timestamp='1506366402' post='3378283'] Decorating the back of the neck like that is not the kind of idea you'd get when sober. [/quote] ...or a musician...
  23. Never mind what it looks like - have you seen the action on that thing? You'd need the hands of Frankenstein to fret a note!!
  24. Y'see, it's not the bass I find disturbing, although I do. It's the thought of what the person who would buy such a thing would look like...
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