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So has the not-at-all-lightweight Mesa 400 had its day then?
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Hey Jon, that rig looks very retro rock. Sort of what you would imagine JPJ or Roger Glover had behind them in their heyday Uber cool!
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[quote name='lozbass' timestamp='1335087507' post='1625457'] The finish (Sonic Blue nitro) [/quote] Glad to see you've still got that gorgeous Alleva then, Loz About time you posted some more pics for us to admire My bass was born the same year as me, nuff said
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Me again! Keith bought back the Mackie cab I bought off him a year or two back and was, as ever, a joy to deal with
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Anton Zeller? Andreas' brother? Jack, how many times?
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[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1335025423' post='1624944'] Oh good grief, Clarky! As mentioned, I had the pleasure of A/B-ing this 4-string fretless against the more-or-less identical 4-string fretless I bought from Clarky last year. This bass is every bit as good as mine, and is a delight to play. Just like mine, it has the ability to make you forget that you're playing a "fretless" and remember that you're playing a bass. I'm sorry if that sounds pretentious (a bit [i]Pseuds Corner[/i]) but everyone who has tried my fretless will know exactly what I'm driving at. If you want to try fretless, but you're nervous that you somehow won't be good enough, then this bass would be an excellent buy. Oh, and you won't lose money on it ... [/quote] Thanks Jack. I thought you'd be round my gaff with a set of electrodes when you read this
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[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1335022683' post='1624888'] I bet it sounds great, too. [/quote] Yeah, when not played with my dodgy intonation! Nearest I can describe my fretless playing is the intro from 'Roobarb and Custard' (for those who remember the 70s) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zedq1VhaS90
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I got this lovely bass at the start of January and its been played and enjoyed by Happy Jack (who will beat me up for selling this!) As some of you may know I recently acquired an old 19th century double bass which has depleted my coffers (and selling my Alleva 5'er didn't cover the outlay on this and an uber-expensive car MOT). I have my Takamine B10 to cover fretless duties (and this is the bass I play in my current band) so my Wal is up FS. [attachment=105641:02fullfretless.jpg] Its a 1981 Wal Mk 1, with a transition serial number starting PB (it was one of the last few basses before the nomenclature changed to W). It has identical electronics to a 'normal' Mk 1 but has the additional option of the volume pot switching “off” (useful for those quiet moments in gigs). It is a very manageable weight at 4.5kg (9.8lbs). The body is walnut faced mahogany, the board is unlined ebony and the hardware is gold. Given its age its in remarkable condition with only a few little dings and scrapes here and there, none of which are visible other than very close up. Comes with the original brown case. I am after £2600 plus post (which is what I paid in January). Pickup preferred as its such a special instrument but will post if needs be. For meet-up/collection I am in London (live near Hammersmith, work near Liverpool Street). Its on eBay (with more pics) but I will pull the listing if a BCer wants this (and there are no bids on eBay) [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130683611738?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1586.l2649#ht_1855wt_97"]http://www.ebay.co.u...49#ht_1855wt_97[/url]
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Beautiful. Can't beat a sunburst AV62 RI Jazz in the looks stakes
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EA Wizzy 10 cab plus custom gig bag * SOLD *
Clarky replied to Clarky's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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Mrs Rick must be very understanding! Wonderful collection there. Is the last one a Fender or a Bravewood (it looks very like the one with the shrunken tort guard that was sold on here by Kevin Lindsay a few months back)?