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Dubs

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  1. I might have been me, but in fact it definitely wasn't. Does that help?
  2. [quote name='steve' post='580047' date='Aug 25 2009, 12:01 PM']looks like conjoined twins [/quote] only more freakish...
  3. [quote name='midgetiser' post='557145' date='Jul 31 2009, 02:31 PM']I've got this exact bass but in stained blue (and well, [b]mine's pretty battered![/b])...[/quote] You've not seen mine The neck/headstock has been completely smashed and repaired twice, the back of the body has been half sanded down, it has a ridiculous amount of minor to medium size dings, a fair amount of pretty major dings, and has a massive crack around the bottom of the body around where the control cavity and volume and tone pots are I've owned it from new and absolutely love it - used to play it for 2 hours every single day until I went to uni 4 years ago. Great basses these, and massively underrated by some.
  4. Hi mate. Can you just elaborate a little bit more about the issue with the Streamer truss rod? Do you have a cash price in mind for it?
  5. I'm holding it to ransom: You'll receive it back character by character until I get my dues :brow: :ph34r:
  6. It was me, I stole it...
  7. [quote name='thisnameistaken' post='573647' date='Aug 18 2009, 11:14 PM']Some have complained that the Bass Big Muff doesn't go fuzzy enough. Those people are probably comparing it to the regular Big Muff which goes extremely fuzzy. It's probably a good thing in terms of practicality tbh but might be disappointing on those rare occasions that you just want tonnes of harmonic mess to drown everything.[/quote] If that's the case then it might be an idea to give the Little Big Muff a go...
  8. [quote name='EskimoBassist' post='573518' date='Aug 18 2009, 09:37 PM']Bass Blogger = dire! Bass Big Muff = AMAZING!!!![/quote] Pretty much sums it up IMO.
  9. I don't use picks for bass, but over the last 6 months I've been playing loooooaaads of guitar and I've reached the point that I've lost so many that I now randomly find ones that I've lost - I think my house has reached it's saturation point for lost picks. I bought a box of the Jim Dunlop USA Nylon .73mm picks and they’re all around the house somewhere
  10. [quote name='funder' post='554891' date='Jul 29 2009, 11:11 AM']anywhere really im sure it could be crated up safe and sound,up we could arrange to meet mid distance.[/quote] ...as in price area?
  11. Richard sent me some strings for the price of postage Arrived very quickly. Top bloke
  12. I think the funny thing here is that someone once paid £120 for it
  13. Dubs

    Gone

    I'll have the 5 string set please PMd... thinking about it, may as well make it both sets...
  14. Good stuff mate, I enjoyed that - 2nd one was my fave.
  15. [quote name='Stacker' post='538571' date='Jul 12 2009, 03:47 PM']I nearl fell foul of Parcelforce and I'd like to say to BC members: Stay away from them! They 'lost' a 335 I sent to Spain and in the surrounding panic I then discovered what the insurance value actually was!!! Luckily, aftern ten days the guitar eventually turned up. It was found hidden in a cage in a corner of the warehouse in Coventry; it's tracking labels had been removed and was only initially identified by it's size. Go figure where it was soon to go to! I worried like mad until the thing got to Spain and after it did I told PFW that I'd never use them again aor even recommend them. Since then, all my auctions/sales put the onus on the buyer to arrange insurance and couriers.[/quote] I’d say you were pretty unlucky with that, but the end result was good. I’ve used ParcelForce at least 5 or 6 times to send instruments through the post (domestic UK shipping only) and all arrived within 24 hours and completely unharmed. Just a couple of pointers – I always make sure I put the delivery address and senders details on both sides of the case/box before it gets sent because I know that it’s not uncommon for the labels to fall off or be ripped off by poor handling, and because of that it’s always an idea to use excessive amounts of bubble wrap These details that I put on the stuff I send are in addition to the courier’s delivery stickers. Also, I don’t know if you’re aware but ParcelForce don’t insure instruments over £150 regardless of how much extra insurance you buy, so it’s always worth reading all the small print and T&Cs.
  16. What preamp is in it? Is it wired for 9V or 18V?
  17. [quote name='henry norton' post='536378' date='Jul 9 2009, 12:49 PM']Oo er missus. My amp's got 4 EL34s so does this mean I have 4 medium sized nobs????????[/quote] erm...yes? :wacko: Are you from Norfolk?
  18. The bigger your tubes, the smaller your nob Just what i heard... My amp has a single 12AX7 BTW
  19. Very good price mate. These are good little combos.
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