chrkelly

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Hi, did you get my pm re the Nordy trade?

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Will consider Fender type or other vintage bass trades

Will consider Fender type or other vintage bass trades

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[quote name='rodney72a' timestamp='1433721366' post='2793433']
This one?

[url="http://thebassgallery.com/bass/5-string/vj5.html"]http://thebassgaller...string/vj5.html[/url]
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Yes, that's it!

Open to offers

Open to sensible offers on this beautiful bass, it's a crime not to have it played.

It's fine! Just get your escalator technique sorted, avoid rush hour & you're all set!

Open to offers

Open to offers

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[quote name='philparker' timestamp='1422994966' post='2679347']


...and how would that Bryant sound on a cheap DB?
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In the right hands (not mine!)...awesome. I'd rather play a crap bass with a good bow than a good bass with a crap bow.

I've never liked any Yita I've picked up, they're way too long & the balance is all off. I've got a Finale carbon though that's amazing for the money. They come in at under £300 including case from the states. I've played a Grunberger Carbow in the past too that was lovely but for the purposes of the OP, it's way too much money for a beginner bow. My advice is buy Finale & be done with it. A Yita will just annoy you & your teacher in the long run. For reference, my 'proper' bow is a 3 grand Bryant & the Finale compares favourably in all aspects other than sound (you'll never get that tone from carbon).

Recently bought a great p bass off Si. Here's an absolute gent who really knows his basses & sells them at realistic prices. Cheers Si

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Buy yourself a nice Xmas pressie bump

Will be in Glasgow until the 13th Dec & then Leeds 27th - 11th Jan if anyone up there fancies a lesson.