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  1. I was interested in just the neck (which looks pre EB to me) so I've asked for details from reverse of headstock. Apparently the bass is in a lock-up that's inaccessible due to snow. If I hear more I'll post details. . .
  2. I once got a free set of strings signed by Bruce Foxton as part of a Rotosound promo tour. I always thought it was a bit oddd to be signing a packet of strings but they were free so what did I care Most of the people queuing up were 'just' Jam fans and I was the first bass player of the day to turn up. Bruce was super chatty and started talking about differences between his old Ricky and a P bass for live work etc. Eventually the PR guy managing the event moved me on so Bruce could get signing again, lol.
  3. I read about this in Bass Player recently and wondered when SWR would start marketing it. I used to love my old SM400 - wonder if this can capture the sound in a tiny package? Has a valve in the pre & a class D power amp. They are also bringing out a matching power amp so you can get 800w in a single rack space if required (there's also a gig bag that will take both the head & amp together). :
  4. [quote name='bassmanady' post='707321' date='Jan 10 2010, 01:27 AM']Hello from Horsell..and welcome to the forum.[/quote] I'm liking the new avatar Ady
  5. [quote name='Linus27' post='704472' date='Jan 7 2010, 05:29 PM']I have a 75RI and its the bestest, easiest to play Jazz I have ever played. It's awsome.[/quote] I agree on the '75RI's. This particular one was mine for a while and it's lovely to play. In fact I have something similar heading my way quite soon. . .
  6. I found this which looks very similar but the image locator caption says it's 2 pup Stryker: It doesn't look a lot different to this: Warwick Adam Clayton Signature Reverso E-Bass * Signature Bass * Mahogany Body * 3/9" Quilted AAAA Maple top * Flamed Maple with Ekanga Veneer stripes * Tigerstripe Ebony Fretboard * 24 Frets * Scale 864mm Long Scale * Nut width 36,5mm * 1 x MEC P active Pickup * Warwick 2pcs. Bridge * Finish Natural Satin * incl. Rockcase and Adam Clayton Signature The same site also listed which bass he uses for which song: # Epiphone Rivoli - natural finish: Get On Your Boots # Fender Jazz - gold sparkle finish: Walk On, Beautiful Day # Fender Jazz - red finish: Bad # Fender Precision - gold sparkle finish: Vertigo, Where The Streets Have No Name, No Line On The Horizon (most Europe, some US dates) # Fender Precision - purple sparkle finish: Breathe (on SNL), No Line On the Horizon, I'll Go Crazy [Remix] # Fender Precision - white with tortoise pkgrd: With Or Without You, Moment of Surrender, I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For # Gibson Les Paul Signature Bass - gold finish: Mysterious Ways # Gibson Triumph Recording Bass - white finish: One # Gibson RD Artist - natural finish: Magnificent # Warwick Streamer Stage One - Electrical Storm # Warwick Styker - natural finish: Breathe, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Pride
  7. [quote name='Old Horse Murphy' post='707149' date='Jan 9 2010, 09:57 PM']Met Bruce and Rick at Water Rats one Saturday afternoon [/quote] Looks like a photoshop special to me Nick
  8. [quote name='eubassix' post='706370' date='Jan 9 2010, 10:49 AM']Beautiful example of a great bass - I've not owned one of these (yet .. give it time!) but those I've tried have been just great. A friend of mine in the States has a handful of these (along with a number of unique Marleaux, Ritter and other 50+ instruments) - some of the first built by Michael T .... he tells me (repeatedly!) that they're not going anywhere !!....[/quote] I do think this is a particularly nice MTD with more 'depth' than some I've heard. I'm going to put this on 'hold' for a week as I have someone who's quite keen and is coming over for a second try-out next Friday And he's taken it home with him
  9. I would say a Pedulla is going to be worth a fair bit more than your Ibby but the, 'very '80's, wood finish isn't doing a lot for me
  10. And a big hi from Henley - not all that far from you. I was born in the lovely Woking General Hospital just over 50 years ago Always liked those baby split pickups on the Mustangs!
  11. [quote name='wateroftyne' post='706391' date='Jan 9 2010, 11:11 AM']I totally agree! I think the 'done thing' is to PM the seller to let them know and give them the chance to amend the ad accordingly. If they don't, then... that's different. They become fair game, IMO. [/quote] Good shout Michael - I hadn't quite thought through that route!
  12. Don't want to derail this thread but if someone says a bass is unavailable and discontinued and it actually isn't then surely that's a 'misleading' comment (however innocently made) and if someone else knows this then shouldn't they be able to inform people about it in the most relevant place? My reading of the first post was that the fact this was believed to have been discontinued added to the value and that that Ian was therefore right to point out that this wasn't the case. I owned a fretted sunburst one and sold it here on the forum back in '08. At the time I also put quite a high valuation on mine based on my view of old pricing when they were only available on import. A couple of people pointed out that there was a UK distributor and that new prices had fallen. I didn't take offence and reduced my valuation accordingly. Anyway - these are fabulous basses, fit and finish is first class & they look great in the flesh. Hope it goes to a good home
  13. 01. Essexbasscat 02. Lonestar. Fender 4string Jazz Pervy TL5 Markbass2x10 (not very exciting but they're all I have!) 03. molan - Celinder J4 Update, Zon VB4, Spector NS5XL, Epifani Ul510, Bergantio AE1x12's, who knows what else. . . 04. 05. 06. 07. 08. 09. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25.
  14. [quote name='birdy' post='705282' date='Jan 8 2010, 11:08 AM']I owned that bass Barrie, congrats its a great one! I imported it from the States (it was second hand then) and sold it to Alan via the Gallery!! Sure there is a thread on here listing the differences somewhere.... Steve[/quote] Usual small world of BC eh Steve, lol. Did you get it from Miko's then?
  15. Thanks for that ST. I think I've now established that mine has: Northern ash body Maple neck Maple fingerboard Celinder/Green Grove preamp Celinder pickups Chrome Hipshot hardware As I see you've listed the Update having 70's spacing does that mean the Classic & Vintage generally have '60's spacing? The other question was whether all the J bodies are the same - non-one's mentioned a difference between them so I'm assuming they are?
  16. [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=130357354185&ssPageName=ADME:X:RTQ:GB:1123"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...E:X:RTQ:GB:1123[/url]
  17. Only just spotted this on EBay - looks fabulous! Have a free bump on me
  18. I'm in Who knows what I'll have in the bass arsenal by the time we have the date settled, lol. Anything in my sig below is a possible! I'll definitely try to hang on to the Bootsy until then as it's the most ludicrous of my 'toys' and a hoot to play! Will definitely still have the Epifani / Bergantino rig as well as I'm very settled on those.
  19. Came very close to one of these but had some indecision whilst deciding to go 4 or 5 string. These just look so nicely made, real quality workmanship. I've seen a few people looking for 34" scale 5 strings - I'm surprised one of these hasn't been snapped up!
  20. Wow, only just noticed that this weighs 7.5lbs! That would be fantastic for live gigging work. Everything I've seen recently seems to be going the other way with the norm seeming to be heading up towards 10lbs. . . I wonder if it's a quality of woods available issue - are all the best light weight tone woods running out of stock?
  21. How did I miss this when you posted it Sean! Those gold & black knobs look great on it, much nicer than the original fitment colours
  22. Thanks for all this guys. I'll need to have a 'play' with the Greengrove now I know it has dipswitches to fiddle with! My one looks exactly like this: In fact - judging by the grain this might actually be my one! Looks a little deeper red in the flesh
  23. [quote name='Jigster' post='703787' date='Jan 7 2010, 07:03 AM']105 views - no interest - hmm[/quote] I think Zon's are a bit 'marmite' at times - some people love 'em and others really don't. I have a headless VB4 and really like it
  24. I've just picked up Alan's lovely Celinder J Update 4 in trans red and thought I'd try and find some more info about Celinders in general. I'm sure there are some people here who know their stuff on Celinders (CK - are you my man, lol) and i can't get anything from Celinder.com as it's been down for ages. So questions are: 1) What are the differences between the J Updates and a Vintage? The Gallery are listing the Daphne blue one as Vintage but it looks very similar to my Update! N.B. Is this the same ex Me'Shell bass mentioned in the Celinder factory tour? 2) Do most Celinders have their own brand pickups fitted? Mine has these but I have heard that some have Barts so maybe there are lots of pickup options available? 3) Mine has a 2 band active tone circuit - I'd like to know a a bit more about this? Bass has a centre detent but treble rolls freely - is this standard? Are there internal adjustments (I haven't looked yet, lol). How dooes the pre work - the tone controls don't feel like they work in a 'conventional' manner? 4) I've seen some Celinders with an additional flick switch - what does this do? Again, I spotted this on the Me'Shell bass. Ok - that's about it for now, more stuff may come to me as I play the bass more! Really enjoying it by the way
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