Clarky
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**SOLD** For Sale/Trade: Shuker Jazz style 5 string
Clarky replied to Hamster's topic in Basses For Sale
FYI Hamster when I click on attachment this comes up (I assume its part of the problem BC had yesterday - however you might want to try re-posting pics?): [b] An Error Occurred[/b] [color=#7F7F7F] Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help files for more information.[/color] [color=#80001C][size=3] [#10171] You do not have permission to view this attachment.[/size][/color] -
The girls in bands with DBs are good looking too! [attachment=108155:415393_375073882539606_100001109917240_1079848_1182756167_o.jpg]
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Edit: apologies, I won't be going for the Ashula after all but good luck with the sale!
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FS - Warwick Thumb BO5 - DROP PRICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Clarky replied to ovialexm1's topic in Basses For Sale
Out of interest is this the same bass that Blues_man_mike sold the day before you put it up FS? Are you the same person, by any chance? ;-0 PS, his bass was very nice!!!!! http://basschat.co.uk/topic/176247-fsft-warwick-thumb-bo5-2006/page__p__1651405#entry1651405 -
Onstage time confirmed at 6pm. Cheeky bump!
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Wes' work is top notch. For less than the price of a new Mexican RW Fender this is phenomenal value
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So Chris Squier and Geddy Lee in their prime were a bit leaner than me, is that what you're saying Beedster? Fatty bump bump
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OK, last bump before I have to rip apart my fantastic packing and start using this amp again. Don't make me stab the bubble wrap, the voices, the voices ....
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Several have sold in the Amps for sale section, including one I bought and eventually sold. I think a couple of changed hands recently. Generally go for £500-ish depending on nick but I believe there's one FS at £450 right now, but its pick up only
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[quote name='Hector' timestamp='1337099989' post='1655478'] EDIT - Is he using some sort of hybrid picking technique at points in there? Guessing he's using the pick between index and thumb, but also using middle and ring for plucking other strings. [/quote] Looks that way to me, in the quieter chordal parts
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I find this much more interesting and melodic than a slap-fest although I do think I would get a little tired with the middy/treble tone of that bass over a long gig. Its definitely good to see someone who has great facility with a pick as well (like Steve Swallow) to challenge lots of baked-in notions about the 'right way' to play certain genres of music. Finally, sorry to be a pedant but his first name is Carles
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1974 Fender Jazz on Ebay - not quite as it should be!
Clarky replied to Gunsfreddy2003's topic in Bass Guitars
[quote name='Beedster' timestamp='1337084164' post='1655077'] I think there's a common misunderstanding that if a '75 doesn't have exactly the same features as a '75RI it's fake [/quote] Next you'll be telling that wasn't a real R*ckenbacker 4001 you sold me, Chris -
All packed up and ready to go as a new BCer said he'd buy it a week ago and pay this week, only to buy something else instead after I had already bubble-wrapped, taped and cardboard boxed it. Harumph
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Thanks Chris! TBH, it's a ton nicer with the TI flats on and if it doesn't sell I won't be too upset as I am getting more used to the ergonomics (though it's still not as Clarky gut-fitting as a Precision!)
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Post your pictures, Lets see what you all look like.
Clarky replied to slaphappygarry's topic in General Discussion
1970, shortly before taking the same stage as Deep Purple? (see I remember!) -
Finally watched Jools last night. Boy is he a busy player - not much "economy of motion" going on there! Still infinitely better than me mind! As Keith mentioned, good to see a Kolstein in action Oh and the guy needs more double consonants in his name. Three seems mean
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I assume these were rounds as you went for Slinkys as replacements? Status Hot Wire strings are quite thumpy IMHO, either the rounds or the half-rounds (which are not as slidey as flats in case you are not a flats fan). They are also cheaper than most US made strings
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Still available - £250 plus post
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1974 Fender Jazz on Ebay - not quite as it should be!
Clarky replied to Gunsfreddy2003's topic in Bass Guitars
[quote name='Al Heeley' timestamp='1336978195' post='1653319'] According to the Fender timeline they introduced 3-bolt necks in '74, so he could legitimately claim this was a '74 in his ad. [url="http://www.fender.com/news/index.php?display_article=503"]http://www.fender.co...lay_article=503[/url] [/quote] My bad, but I'm not sure I've seen a combination of that larger logo and a three bolt before -
1974 Fender Jazz on Ebay - not quite as it should be!
Clarky replied to Gunsfreddy2003's topic in Bass Guitars
As far as I can tell, the headstock logo is pre-75 (?) but the three-bolt neck joint is post-75, by which time they had a smaller headstock logo -
Sunday bump - back wearing TI Flats which suit the bass better and drop the action slightly so its medium (rather than medium/high as it was with ultra skinny Jazz rounds)
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[quote name='Soloshchenko' timestamp='1336869933' post='1652223'] As a previous owner who had to sell as a project I can vouch for the build quality here. Twin truss rod, definitely 70s rather than 80s. Good luck with the sale, I wish I still had this. [/quote] Thanks
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[quote name='brabasam' timestamp='1336866946' post='1652212'] Where you based dude and would you consider a trade for a Ampeg 6x10 ? [/quote] Hi I am in London. Sorry I am far too ancient and creaky to be able to deal with a 6x10!
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Late night bump
