la bam
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I've said for years - purple sparkle is THE colour!! No idea why companies don't do more models in that colour.
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Reduced to £250. Bargain for a gorgeous lovely sounding active jazz. -
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Tc electronic Bg250 15" bass amp combo. Great combo. Feature packed. 15" speaker. Features Inpit Gain Bass Middle Treble Tube drive Toneprint Master Pedal input Built in tuner USB connection Mute Aux in (for play along etc) Headphone jack Pre and post eq Di out Easy one hand lift. This was bought for a gig (I'm usually all in ears). Did a fantastic job, just no longer needed. It is tatty as per photos but works brilliantly. Absolute bargain. Pick up Leyland Lancashire
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Open to offers.
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£350? Open to swaps if needed: Boss Katana 210 Ashdown abm IV 600w. Laney Digbeth rig.
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This jazz bass is a bit of a mystery. The person I bought it off bought it like this so he knows nothing of it either. Its an exceptional jazz bass. Looks and sounds gorgeous. It has had the following mods by the looks of it: 1. Metal nut. 2. New machine heads / Tuners. 3. New pick ups. 4. New active preamp. 5. Fender high mass bridge. 6. "Leo" decal. It has a gorgeous wood and is beautifully finished. The neck is one of the best shapes I've played. It's quite flat feeling and very easy to play. The machine heads have been changed, I can tell as one is slightly proud, but doesn't affect anything. The pickups are just lovely. Mixed with the preamp this gives a ridiculous amount of tones available. The front does a decent p sound. The bridge gives that classic jazz sound. The high mass bridge by Fender improves stability and sustain. The jack isnt on the control plate, it's in the body position. Its on the heavier side, I would say over 4kg. As I say, I don't know what this started as, or what it is, I just know it's a beastly jazz. Plays and sounds lovely, is super versatile and looks beautiful. I'm guessing but the price for the upgrades would have been expensive. Pick up Leyland Lancashire.
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Yep I agree. I have uses us ones, mex, FSR, sire, roadworn, all range of other makes. This is as good as any.
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Gigged this at the weekend in our 80s band. Great tone, versitile, fitted in the mix lovely, punchy and absolutely no aching or back pain afterwards. Great basses.
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Does anyone use thing like Y splitters to separate the bands connections and the connections to front of house? Splitters seem sold out everywhere?
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Well, here's a weird one... Thisnis a jazz I bought a bit ago - never seen or heard of these, or even where you'd get the logo. Looks cool though. Mojo without imitation.
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I've regularly gigged Harley benton, squier, fenders, vintage.... anything. If it sounds good, then it's good enough. However... I do have to say for auditions for bands and jobs, I've always found turning up with that Fender logo really does help (although it shouldn't). To other people it's much more than just a logo. It boosts your chances before you've even played a note. Again, unfortunate, but just what I've found.
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Tonex.
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Picked one of these up recently. Yep. Very nice. Lovely smooth neck, lovely dimensions to it. Pickups sound lovely. Tone pot has a lot of width in it, plenty of tones. Tuners work great. Its lightweight. Yep. Very nice indeed. Absolutely no need for any higher priced precision.
