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pobrien_ie

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  • Birthday 04/12/1982

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  1. Sold elsewhere
  2. Selling my set of original pre-CBS reverse wound Precision/Jazz bass tuners. I bought these for a project bass about 10 years ago. I think the ferrules were included at the time, but I can't confirm the age of the ferrules or the screws. If there are any obvious ways to verify the age of the ferrules, please let me know. Any questions, please ask.
  3. Screws and washers have now been added from my other donor Sunn Mustang bass.
  4. I hadn't even noticed they were missing, so thanks for that. I don't have the screws, but I can see my other Sunn Mustang has.
  5. Reducing price to £250, as I just want to move it on ASAP. I can't figure out how to change the price in the main ad. Open to discussion if the price is not competitive.
  6. Selling my Sunn Mustang Precison style Bass that I've owned for the last 6+ years. Made by FMIC (Fender) in India in the late 80s. The same basses as Squier II and Encore of the era I believe. I've owned three of these, mainly for the neck profile, and all were consistent in terms of build and feel. This was the only one that seemed to be untouched in terms of mods. In good condition for a close to 40 year old budget bass. A few chips and dings which I hope the photos capture. Appears to be all original - with the exception of the screws on the tuner as mentioned in comments. Collection from Harrogate, but meet-up in the general area can be arranged. Shipping an option if arranged by buyer. A hard case can be included fo9r an additional fee. Any questions, please ask.
  7. Sorry, just seeing your message. The bass has now sold on Ebay.
  8. Thanks. It is a really nice bass, but it's just being wasted with me not using it.
  9. Hi. Yes, I probably could arrange that if you're willing to cover the cost. Where are you based?
  10. Selling a G&L L2000 Tribute bought here last year. I'm starting to list most of my bass gear due to inactivity, and this one has barely been touched during my ownership. Bass is in great condition, and really comfortable to play. Collection from Harrogate, but meet-up in the general area can be arranged. Shipping an option if arranged by buyer. Any questions, please ask.
  11. Selling my Ashdown CTM-15 and C110 cab. Collection in Harrogate, or meet-up can be arranged in the general area. I bought this new about 10 years ago. It's barely been used in that time, and even then, only used for home practice. The grill cloth is damaged superficially, as per the pics, and I think this was caused by a cat! From Ashdown: While the Ashdown CTM-15 tube bass amplifier head is all about big valve tone in a tiny package that's perfect for recording, the Drophead version gives you that power ready to go in a compact combo format, teamed with a striking 1x10” cabinet that's tuned for use at home or in the studio. Low power, big sound Plug in and lay down a few bass lines through the Drophead 15, and you won't be the first to wonder "Wow, is that really only 15 watts?". The Drophead 15 delivers deceptively large tones from its dual EL84 power stage, and it's low wattage means its easier to get red-blooded overdrive by driving it hard – all without shaking the foundations. Whether the session needs big fat clean tones or growling, overdriven bass, the Drophead 15 has you covered. Find the sweet spot fast with the VU meter display Like all similarly equipped Ashdown's, the CTM-15's analogue VU meter isn't just there for show. Giving an instant accurate display of your power amp's output the CTM-15's VU meter let's you quickly find your amps sweet spot – where the magic really happens. Flip it up – rip it up Dropheads are cool. When you're ready to play, simply un-clip the top, flip the amp head into position, clip it back down, plug in and let the tone come forth.
  12. That's a great video. Thanks for sharing. I'd like to see a Rick Beato "What makes this song great" video for this too...
  13. Thanks for sharing this. I did have a look after your earlier post, but couldn't find it. The bass here sounds a lot better to my ears. To me, it sounds almost sounds like a cheap bass being used in Sir Duke, which I highly doubt was the case. It's like the sound I get in the upper register when I use a sponge as a mute under the strings on one of my bases that could do with a set-up.
  14. Agreed. It hasn't changed my opinion on it at all, I'm just surprised how better it sounds in the final mix. Although there are some bits I'll always hear differently from now on. It's actually the third chorus that has been my favourite part, and trickiest to learn. He really just lets loose there.
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