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  1. dannybuoy
    I guess he means two-piece body, which you can tell by looking at the grain. Fender (and most other manufacturers) usually use two or three pieces for their bodies. If they are well matched it's very hard to see the join.
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    As I predicted, the switch on the crossover and you get a volume drop. Therefore as you won't be doing this mid song they should have made that a toggle switch and made the second footswitch do something useful like a feedback loop. Also those filters sound quite resonant - something which sounds good for a wah or a synth, but not on a crossover!
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    I've not been using this lately so putting it up for sale. There's not very many of these pedals out there but if you've heard about them you'll know that they are well loved by both bass players and guitarists and sound awesome pushing a tube amp. Can be used as a clean boost, or push the gain for some warm germanium clipping. Some of the print has worn away, but it's otherwise in good working order. [s]Selling for the same price that this pedal sold for the last couple of times on here which is [b]£85 posted![/b][/s] [b][s]Price drop - £75 posted![/s] NOW SOLD![/b]
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    Yamaha BB1025X is the bass you are looking for! I used a BB415 in my last band (kinda stoner rock) and it fit in perfectly. With both pickups on it sounds like a cross between a P and a J on steroids. There's a BB425 going cheap in the for sale section too, but the BB1025 is a step up in quality and matches your budget. http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/BB1025XOVS.html
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    Sorry, I've no idea what strings are on there at the moment, they were on the bass when I bought it! Probably 45-105.
  6. dannybuoy
    Maybe this should have gone in the bass porn section.
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    It only hums as much as a normal Jazz bass. Never did Jaco any harm!
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    [quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1358583183' post='1941600'] I have to confess that I am not a fan of digital amps (a sweeping generalisation but I've owned or at least tried in a real-life situation many of the main players), I find that they lack what I would defined as 'thump/punch' in the low end. [/quote] Have you tried the Orange Terror Bass then? Thumps like a mofo.
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    A black BB2025X with ebony would be my dream bass. Best start saving!
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    Er, the B is 34" just like the rest of them, otherwise it would neet wonky frets like a Dingwall! The bridge is designed like that so you can get more adjustability out of the saddle length and reduce the break angle going into the body. Great basses these!
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    [quote name='Gareth Hughes' timestamp='1358526462' post='1940905'] I've been thru the mill with overdrives - from a SanaAmp, to a Tech21 Leeds, to using a blend pedal with a BassPod, to .... and honestly the most satisfying pedal I've used is a £30 Harley Benton 'American Sound' pedal - reported to be a clone of a Tech21 Blonde pedal, which itself is a Fender Bassman clone. From all things Motown to early Gene Simmons (check out 'She' or 'Watchin' You') to all out fuzz - this thing makes me happy, [/quote] Yeah, I forgot about those, good shout. They do a British ripoff as well I believe for more of a Marshall sound as well as what looks like a Sansamp BDDI/VT clone: http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_american_truetone.htm http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_britsh_truetone.htm http://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_bdi2000.htm
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    Wooly Mammoth if you want a gated fuzz, otherwize the SFX Micro Fuzz or MXR Bass Fuzz Deluxe!
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    I wouldn't recommend a stock ODB-3 for this purpose as it's not really an overdrive. I have one and like it best set for mega distortion!
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    Digitech Bad Monkey - not sure what you can get one for these days but I saw them going for £25 new a few years ago! Get the Humphrey or SFX modded version for better bass response than stock.
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    Dealers in the US have been blowing out the AV 57 and 62 Precisions for under $1100, cheaper than the American Standards!
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    Just to get the standard questions out of the way! Where abouts are you? Are you willing to split them? Can you send by courier or is it pick up only? Interested in any trades? I've been keeping an eye out for another one of these cabs but money's a bit tight this month!
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    [quote name='Truckstop' timestamp='1358257696' post='1935678']He seriously needs to trim his strings before I punch him in the face. God! Just trim them!!!![/quote]
  18. dannybuoy
    Sorry, not after any trades!
  19. dannybuoy
    No Bohemian Rhapsody?! [YouTube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STt9dqPsFTE[/YouTube]
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    Oxide sold!
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    Still available!
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    Photos would help!
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    [url="http://www.jimdunlop.com/product/mxr-bass-fuzz-deluxe"]MXR Bass Fuzz Deluxe[/url]: Mint and boxed, [b]£100 posted[/b]. [url="http://imgur.com/K0eO2"][/url]
  24. dannybuoy
    Yeah, I moved up from Croydon three months ago to the village of Little Paxton! I still commute to London though, so meeting there could also be an option.
  25. dannybuoy
    I have here a beautifully knackered Fender Road Worn Precision for sale. Factory reliced, so still in 'as new' condition - and always will be! It is therefore impossible to harm the resale value of this bass by adding another ding! The classic two tone sunburst with a gold anodized plate oozes vintage cool. The neck is amazing, with vintage tint satin nitro finish, rolled edges, vintage frets, 7.25" radius, 1.75" nut with vintage reverse tuners. The neck is wider at the nut and the fretboard more curved than modern Precisions, but it feels a lot smaller in the hand than the similar Classic 50s series probably due to the rolled edges. I've not weighed it but it's the lightest P I've ever picked up - apparently they used specially selected lightweight alder for this range. Neck pocket is tighter than a gnat's chuff and also word has it that they use the same pickups as the American Standard. According to reviews, many say that for tone and feel, these are the best P basses that Fender have ever put out! Cheapest I can find online for this is £948. I'm asking for [s]£600[/s] £575 delivered, or [s]£575[/s] £550 if you can pick up (I live near St Neots in Cambs and commute to London). NOW SOLD [url="http://imgur.com/N0nFh"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/04jc5"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/Q9Gk8"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/nyloH"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/LTn70"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/3iH9B"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/ZJ1aH"][/url] [url="http://imgur.com/r1ljJ"][/url]
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