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[quote name='dougal' timestamp='1356105345' post='1906950'] Ahh, this did, indeed, used to be mine. Lovely bass. Bought new from the USA, imported when I moved back and traded on here. It's got the asymmetrical neck, piezo, stacked humbucker, excellent pre-amp. [/quote] AAh Dougal, the man who put it it on the Carvin Museum, nice to communicate. Yes lots of nice sound with loads nice of options. Having said that the controls are simple in practise based around a 3 band EQ. I soon found my sound on it. I moved over to 3 5 stringers earlier in the year. The others were TRB1005 and a Spector, this is the one I kept in case I decided to go with 5 but now moving back to 4 strings. I figure I need to learn how to play 4 better rather than switching around.
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FS/FT - Stunning Jerzy Drozd Excellency - last price drop 1199£
Pinball replied to a topic in Basses For Sale
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Some more love here. My favourite bass and one currently up for trade-for another Sandberg hopefully [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/191745-happy-bassday-to-me/page__p__1897543__hl__umbo__fromsearch__1#entry1897543"]http://basschat.co.u..._1#entry1897543[/url] [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/194483-sandberg-california-supreme-tm4-ft/page__fromsearch__1"]http://basschat.co.u...__fromsearch__1[/url] Note: there is very little in it between them they are both great basses.
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[quote name='mikegatward' timestamp='1355825265' post='1903105'] I have a Panther Special, it looks like the one in this (non-English) link [url="http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?hl=en&safe=active&sa=X&tbo=d&biw=1424&bih=703&tbm=isch&tbnid=vPIN9Uq2sQVLtM:&imgrefurl=http://audiostacja.pl/index.php%3Fle%3Dprodukty%26pr%3Dprodukty%26numer%3D448%26kryterium%3DSANDBERG&docid=f0Sxr3g8S5L8RM&imgurl=http://audiostacja.pl/images/produkty/Sandberg/panther4-special-walnut_large.jpg&w=3072&h=1007&ei=bD_QUJGwLqSd2QXCh4DwDw&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=956&vpy=216&dur=220&hovh=128&hovw=392&tx=125&ty=71&sig=106406911143356253105&page=1&tbnh=87&tbnw=266&start=0&ndsp=36&ved=1t:429,r:15,s:0,i:132"]http://www.google.co...,r:15,s:0,i:132[/url] [/quote] Thats a nice bass, not sure about sound-see PM Still looking for a JJ or TT with active/passive options
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Thanks Dudi, It is a very nice one. It hasn't left my house since it arrived and I have been recording with it. I'm very lucky to have some really nice basses and tend to play the Umbo as it is equally as nice. you can buy it back if you wish Do you have any pictures you can post as I have lost the lead to my camera? Note: your now making me think I should keep it
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[quote name='Captain Rumble' timestamp='1355781570' post='1902764'] You just play the ropey old one now then [/quote] That's the problem I can only play one at a time and the old one old one a coat of paint before I sell it. This link is to pics of the old one. The one for sale is in much better nick http://basschat.co.uk/topic/191745-happy-bassday-to-me/page__p__1866604__hl__new%20bassday__fromsearch__1#entry1866604
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[size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Here we have 1 Carvin XB75p. Great sounding 5 stringer with lots of sound options. A fantastic sounding bass but I have gone back to playing 4 strings so it isn't used. Great wood grain with a Koa top and ebony fret board. This is the guitar featured as "Dougals" on the Carvin Museum site. [url="http://www.carvinmuseum.com/playersgallery/xb75.html"]http://www.carvinmus...llery/xb75.html[/url] It's a long shot but ideally I would like a 4 string Carvin of similar spec. Estimated trade value is £XXX with cash either way. Thanks for looking[/font][/size]
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[size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]A Sandberg California Supreme. It is a creme color and has a ding in the back of the horn-shame as otherwise I would have said it was in excellent condition. A beautiful playing, looking and sounding bass. A top of the Sandberg range California 4 stringer. This is the one tried out and enjoyed by basschatters at the recent SW meeting. Reason for sale? Well I have another Sandberg and this one doesn't get played. See specs here: [url="http://www.sandberg-guitars.com/basscat-overview/calt-series/caltmsupreme"]http://www.sandberg-...es/caltmsupreme[/url][/font][/size] For sale or trade. I fancy a change, try me! [size=4][font=arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Thanks for looking.[/font][/size]
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Well, I like these old Guilds and can tell you of the ones I ones that I know of. There is one in a shop locally at £895, has been there for ages. In the USA they seem to sell for around $700 Here in the UK there were a few for sale at around £600-700 a few months back that didn't sell but the number for sale at that price suggests that they were selling for that until fairly recently. ooh and there was one dog that sold much cheaper, it had lots of err character! I hope that helps Note: I just noticed that I think this thread is in the wrong place, it needs to be in bass guitars.
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[quote name='xgsjx' timestamp='1355503157' post='1899391'] Believe it or not, I actually got mine finished! It's even got me [s]singing[/s] talking on it. [url="https://soundcloud.com/xgsjx/the-santa-job"]https://soundcloud.c...x/the-santa-job[/url] [/quote] Hell yes you are:singing, nice one I do fear for all the girls and boys if your the santaclaus! This is scary, a generation of bass players doing the vocals whatever next!
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When is the final entry date? I may put something in, if i can think of something that isn't Christmassy I have a kind of down and out song I'm playing with.
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[quote name='Lord Sausage' timestamp='1354914316' post='1892081'] So here it is, my entry for this months competition. There is a description of the idea and process on the soundcloud page. It has some structure and some elements of aleatoric composition. No harmony and counterpoint this month, tho there are some vocals. It will be interesting to see what you think! [url="https://soundcloud.com/dreaded-ted/degeneration-of-the-penis"]https://soundcloud.c...on-of-the-penis[/url] [/quote] Yep like it, very skilfully dons it rocks and it doesn't go on about Christmas or santa. My kind of entry Note: not a big fan of Christmas. The way I see it It's more about commercial extortion these days, although `i do appreciate time off work
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[quote name='bengreen49' timestamp='1355350454' post='1897373'] Think you might have been sent an shop demo. Did you get the cloth and Allen key with it? [/quote] Possible but I suspect that it has been privately owned. The set up was very low, too low for me and there wasn't ant keys, cloths or info. Also annoyingly the selector switch has just developed a crackle-probably dirt. I'll have a look over Christmas.
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[quote name='cocco' timestamp='1355349846' post='1897361'] I like these too, wonky pickup or not. How much freedom do sandberg give you? If you wanted a P neck would they do it? [/quote] Your asking the wrong person as I haven't dealt with the company directly but I have heard they will give you what you want if your willing to wait for a couple of months.
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[quote name='walbassist' timestamp='1355178229' post='1895187'] Very nice. I'm tempted to get one of these as my next Sandberg, exactly the same as yours but with a maple fingerboard. How are you finding the all passive setup, especially the "secret switch" for quick tone changes? Cheers Gareth [/quote] Hi, the Umbo is a passive bass with specially designed Hausell single coil pickups rather than the usual Sanberg/Delano. They sound great in my opinion. I also have a Sandberg California Supreme so can compare and I like them both but tend to reach for the Umbo because it is light and nice to handle and it is easy to dial in the sound I want. There is a nice introduction given by "Umbo" himself you can search on youtube if you wish. You can also hear it un-tweeked on my sound cloud track "Dave's Brain" (see signature) but make allowances for my playing.