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    According to Wikipedia "According to a former employee of EMI, "Walking on Sunshine was the crown jewel in EMI's catalog," and that it was one of EMI's biggest earners from advertisers" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walking_on_Sunshine_(Katrina_and_the_Waves_song) It's good to imagine Kimberley Rew living in the lap of luxury for all this time... ;-)
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    Thanks! I can see many happy hours comparing a and b now...
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    Bought a Variax 705 and had a good chat to boot :-) Thanks Paul.
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    Sure, no problem to post
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    Price includes postage in the UK. Active pickups. Very light and comfortable to play. Very good condition for it's age, just a few light scratches and dinks. [attachment=196484:1.jpg][attachment=196485:2.jpg][attachment=196486:3.jpg][attachment=196487:4.jpg][attachment=196488:5.jpg][attachment=196489:6.jpg][attachment=196490:7.jpg] More/bigger pictures on request...
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    Price includes postage in the UK. The spec is pretty much as the Eruo4LX (below), but the learned opinion is that this is closer to the authentic tone of the USA NS-2s compared with the later LX models. Apparently the main difference is full maple wings instead of the alder/walnut/maple It has some small dings on the bottom edge and a slight mark on the back but is otherwise in excellent condition. [attachment=196469:1.jpg][attachment=196470:2.jpg][attachment=196471:3.jpg][attachment=196472:4.jpg][attachment=196473:5.jpg][attachment=196474:6.jpg] From; [url="http://www.spectorbass.com/euro4lx"]http://www.spectorbass.com/euro4lx[/url] "The Euro4LX offers all of the features that have made the Spector name famous around the globe. The extremely comfortable, fully carved body is crafted from carved European alder body and is topped off with your choice of a USA figured maple or European poplar burl top. A 3 piece maple neck runs through the entire length of the instrument and features a 24 fret rosewood fingerboard with Spector’s signature Crown inlays. Outfitted with a lightweight, zinc brass alloy bridge and nut, premium EMG pickups and Spector’s coveted Tone Pump active tone circuit, Euro4LX basses are equipped to hold down the low-end on the world’s biggest stages. NECK WOOD: 3pc Maple with Graphite Rods inside for additional strength FINGERBOARD: Rosewood, with our mother of pearl Crown Inlays® NUMBER OF FRETS: 24 SCALE LENGTH: 34" RADIUS: 16" WIDTH AT NUT: 1.64" BODY Our original NS curved and carved body shape WOOD: USA Figured Maple over European Alder with a slice of Walnut between HARDWARE Gold BRIDGE: Spector zinc brass alloy locking bridge, with intonation screws STRING SPACING AT BRIDGE: .75" STRAP BUTTONS: Schaller locking Brass Nut PICKUPS AND ELECTRONICS NECK PICKUP: EMG P BRIDGE PICKUP: EMG J ("SJ" size) ACTIVE TONE CONTROLS: Spector TonePump +18db boost only, bass and treble Internal output trim pot to fine tune output to your needs (Although it is worth noting that the TonePump is not boost only; [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/93320-spector-tonepump-is-not-boost-only/"]http://basschat.co.u...not-boost-only/[/url][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif] [/font][/color] CONTROLS : bridge pickup volume, neck pickup volume, treble boost, bass boost" More/bigger pictures on request...
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    Price includes postage in the UK. Now £900 I believe this is a very recent model (2013) as I it bought not quite a year ago, and IIRC was described then as 1 year old The colour is the regular Black Stain but with a high gloss finish. Added (again IIRC) a few weeks before I bought it. Neck-Thru Body Construction 34" scale length, 19mm string spacing Active pickups. Both are switchable between stacked (Single) and humbucker by push/pull on the respective Vol control So the stock features are; NECK WOOD: 3pc Maple with Graphite Rods inside for additional strength. FINGERBOARD: Rosewood, with our mother of pearl Crown Inlays NUMBER OF FRETS: 24 SCALE LENGTH: 34" RADIUS: 16" WIDTH AT NUT: 1.64" Truss Hex Key Size: 5mm BODY Our original NS curved and carved body shape WOOD: USA Figured Maple over European Alder with a slice of Walnut between Bridge: Spector Aluminum Locking Bridge Bridge Hex Key Size: 2mm HARDWARE Gold BRIDGE: Spector zinc brass alloy locking bridge, with intonation screws STRING SPACING AT BRIDGE: .75" (19mm) Tuners: Schaller Locking Sealed STRAP BUTTONS: Schaller locking Brass Nut PICKUPS AND ELECTRONICS NECK PICKUP: EMG 35CS-TW BRIDGE PICKUP: EMG 35CS-TW ACTIVE TONE CONTROLS: Spector TonePump +18db boost only, bass and treble Internal output trim pot to fine tune output to your needs (although this information is from Spector it is worth noting that the TonePump is not boost only; [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/93320-spector-tonepump-is-not-boost-only/"]http://basschat.co.u...not-boost-only/[/url] CONTROLS : bridge pickup volume, neck pickup volume, treble boost, bass boost [attachment=196464:1.jpg][attachment=196465:2.jpg][attachment=196466:3.jpg][attachment=196467:4.jpg][attachment=196468:5.jpg] More/bigger pictures on request...
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    NBD ;-)

    r16ktx replied to KiOgon's topic in General Discussion

    [quote name='KiOgon' timestamp='1437059603' post='2823277'] New base day heavy - but no good for metal [/quote] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stoner_rock ;-P
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    I can't see the text "read at 12:27" on either screenshot. However that time does appear in the first one and seems to be the time the other participant "read" something that I assume means checked the conversation or read the latest message. Am I making sense?
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    [quote name='Raslee' timestamp='1435600420' post='2810471'] Interested in any trades? [/quote] Sorry it took a while for me to see your post, for some reason I'm not getting emails when people post to this thread even though I'm 'following' it :-( I'm not really interested in any trades as I'm trying to get rid of basses I'm not using.
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    [quote name='Johnm93' timestamp='1436210225' post='2816063'] Buy the cheapest one in the shop. They are all designed to last about 3 years, no matter what anyone says..... [/quote] I'd say that you're going to the wrong shop then [quote name='geoffbyrne' timestamp='1436215012' post='2816139'] ...I'd suggest you took a look at HP machines... [/quote] I too recommend HP (based on the company I last worked for using and supplying hardware for call centres from laptops to servers, hundreds of machines, all HP, and all A1 for the expected lifetime of 7-10 years)
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