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dannybuoy

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  1. I only use suede-backed straps for that very reason!
  2. [quote name='ahpook' timestamp='1444057740' post='2879909'] I think you're hiding something....maybe a dark side we've not seen yet. [/quote]
  3. When you are the moon, you don't change your avatar.
  4. Indeed! I was merely pointing out that Billy's comment might not hold true in some situations (regardless of the quality of the instrument), sad as that may be.
  5. [quote name='Billy Apple' timestamp='1443990602' post='2879329'] Awesome. You could walk into any situation with that gear and command respect. [/quote] I'm sure it's a great bass - but most people haven't heard of the brand and to be honest the logo makes it look really cheap. I wouldn't be surprised if some people would assume you got it from the Argos catalogue! But then again they would probably think the same if they saw a Sadowsky, so who cares what they think! Point is, it's sad but true that some people won't give you respect unless your Fender-shaped bass has Fender on the headstock.
  6. After a straight sale ideally as I have too many basses! But PM me with anything you have to offer as you never know!
  7. Supremely heavy bass fuzz with TONS of low end. Works with active or passive basses. Very versatile, it can go between mild overdrive to heavily compressed and synths. It features a clean blend and gate also. Excellent condition, comes with original box and instructions - which will come in handy since the knobs are unlabelled! £90 posted Product page: [url="http://lucidaudiofx.com/product/fuzz-o-potamus"]http://lucidaudiofx..../fuzz-o-potamus[/url] [url="http://lucidaudiofx.com/product/fuzz-o-potamus"][/url]
  8. USA made Gibson SG Gothic in stealth black with an ebony board. This is (I believe) the rarer and more sought after version that has passive electronics, rather than the SG Gothic 'Morte' version you can find on the Gibson site. Not sure what these are really worth but there are 3 currently on eBay ranging from £600 to £800, so a bargain at £400! Comes with a padded Gibson gig bag. I could post this but pickup is preferred as I'd rather not ship this without a hard case due to the angled headstock. [size=6][b][u]NOW SOLD[/u][/b][/size] More pics here: [url="http://imgur.com/a/bC51j"]http://imgur.com/a/bC51j[/url]
  9. Excellent condition, wonderfully fast jazz-width neck, very lively and resonant and nails the Stingray tone for not a lot of dosh! Excellent condition. [s][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]£200 collected from St Neots, can post if the buyer covers the costs.[/font][/color][/s] SOLD More pictures here:http://imgur.com/a/dUXJS
  10. 35" active dual-humbucking beast with a unique figured satin blackburst finish. A multitude of tones available from the 5-way selector switch and 3-band EQ. Excellent condition! £200 - SOLD Demo here of the 4-string version: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Of8Y0Z9pvc[/media] More pics here: [url="http://imgur.com/a/cXdlq"]http://imgur.com/a/cXdlq[/url]
  11. I think the cheapo basses out nowadays are miles ahead of the £10 starter basses available when BRX was just a nipper! There are some quality basses out there for not a lot of dosh. The best low B I've ever heard comes from my cheapest 5 string too, a Warwick Rockbass Streamer that has a quarter-sawn laminated neck that's stiff as anything and only cost £280 new.
  12. 5-string super jazz from Sandberg, 35" scale, rosewood board, proper tort guard, ash body in a stunning matte transparent 3-tone sunburst. Pickups are probably Sandberg's own, electronics are a 2-band EQ with active/passive switching, I assume Glockenklang. Great condition except for a couple of scuffs on the headstock, a scratch on the back of the neck behind the nut, two tiny paint chips and some scuffing by the jack socket (all pictured). The finish seems to be nitro so will become naturally road-worn over time - now you have a head start! Was £750, now £700 inc hard case. Pick up from St Neots or courier is not a problem! SOLD More pics here: [url="http://imgur.com/a/dOsRP"]http://imgur.com/a/dOsRP[/url]
  13. [url="http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/headband-headphones/mdr-10rbt"]http://www.sony.co.u...hones/mdr-10rbt[/url] [url="http://roundreviews.co.uk/reviews/personal-tech/headphones/sony-mdr-10rbt-bluetooth-headphones/"]http://roundreviews....oth-headphones/[/url] Excellent headphones, well built and sound great, also supports APT-X for CD quality audio over Bluetooth. Only used a couple of times - I bought a set of Sony in-ear Bluetooth headphones that I prefer to use when on the go, so these have been mostly sat in the box! Best price online is currently £134, will sell for £85 posted. More pics here: [url="http://imgur.com/a/2iXGq"]http://imgur.com/a/2iXGq[/url]
  14. [url="http://www.sony.co.uk/electronics/headband-headphones/mdr-10rbt"]http://www.sony.co.u...hones/mdr-10rbt[/url] [url="http://roundreviews.co.uk/reviews/personal-tech/headphones/sony-mdr-10rbt-bluetooth-headphones/"]http://roundreviews....oth-headphones/[/url] Excellent headphones, well built and sound great, also supports APT-X for CD quality audio over Bluetooth. Only used a couple of times - I bought a set of Sony in-ear Bluetooth headphones and prefer to use these on the go, so these have been mostly sat in the box! Best price online is currently £134, will sell for £85 posted. More pics here: [url="http://imgur.com/a/2iXGq"]http://imgur.com/a/2iXGq[/url]
  15. OP updated with new pics!
  16. I'll take it, PM incoming...
  17. I thought it sounded like an poorly tracking, mediocre sounding octave coupled with an OK sounding overdrive. You could do better!
  18. [quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1443603712' post='2876045'] I don't know which is which but I preferred #1, seems a bit more lively in the upper mids, #2 is fatter/warmer. Since I have no idea what the pickup is like in the Jake, I'm going to say #1 is the P since 70's pickups are supposedly a bit lighter on the low end and more growly up top. [/quote] Boom!
  19. I don't know which is which but I preferred #1, seems a bit more lively in the upper mids, #2 is fatter/warmer. Since I have no idea what the pickup is like in the Jake, I'm going to say #1 is the P since 70's pickups are supposedly a bit lighter on the low end and more growly up top.
  20. dannybuoy

    5er

    [quote name='Horizontalste' timestamp='1443307100' post='2873818'] http://www.gak.co.uk/en/yamaha-bb425-standard-bb-red-metallic/48075 A steal at that price. [/quote] These are GREAT basses, played one for years.
  21. I found the Proton a bit too subtle also, but much preferred it to the Wonderlove, I just couldn't dial in a good sound to fit my playing with that pedal. The Groove Regulator blows both of them away though I reckon. I've not had a chance to try the GR2 but word is it's even better - and since one went up for sale in the classifieds today and they don't come up that often, I advise you to jump on it!
  22. Yeah I was (am) a similar novice solderer and I found it easy enough - I'm taking some pictures of some basses tonight so will retake some of the innards of this pedal while I'm at it! In fact I bought the nano version as a replacement intending to mod that too but never got round to it - so the original modded BBM will be up for sale at some point!
  23. I'm sure I heard it on the radio well over a week ago - sounds just like Michael Jackson's Earth Song!
  24. [quote name='Kev' timestamp='1443129662' post='2872584']I am still waiting for the new WMD Protostar filter, should have an early one when it is eventually released [/quote] Not heard of that one! I am looking forward to the Mr Black Fwonk (demo on PedalsAndEffects on YouTube).
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