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  1. Clarky
    Anyone fancy this at £899 including UK shipping or £850 collected?
  2. Clarky
    Thank you! Going to take some time (cracked ribs take 3-6 weeks according to my friend Google) Meanwhile, I would take a near offer ... even though I think its underpriced as it is!!!!
  3. Clarky
    Wow, amazingly light and nice score! Calling @Lozz196
  4. Clarky
    Bought a lovely retro Kay reissue bass off Kris. Very friendly comms, bass packed to withstand nuclear assault, all excellent! Many thanks
  5. Clarky
    Went on a supposed "beginner's" horse ride last week, was bucked off and have cracked ribs and damaged right shoulder. Cannot play a bass at all as also lacerated left index finger on rein while being thrown. Am sure I will recover but it may take some time. I know the BC Basses For Sale forum relies on me, so I have that as an incentive to get better
  6. Clarky
    Nothing specific @Beedster Was just browsing a bunch of basses and one had an ebony board, so it was more for future reference and curiosity. Besides, after last week's horse riding accident, I couldn't pick up a ukelele let alone a bass
  7. Clarky
    Hopefully someone will be along to answer this: If one were to import a bass from the US, would it require CITES documentation if it had an ebony fingerboard? Thx
  8. Clarky
    Bumping this to keep it on the radar. Please note, due to riding accident last week (resulting in cracked ribs etc), I do not currently have the physical ability to pack etc but I reckon it should be possible within a week (or at least I hope so)
  9. Clarky
    Tremendous playing on that video. 👏
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  11. Clarky
    More rock than disco but has those late 70s electronic drums: Rock n Roll Fantasy - Bad Company
  12. Clarky
    Hmmmm, its between Black Diamond, RnR All Nite and Crazy Crazy Nights for me. However, on the wholly logical grounds I had an electric Kiss toothbrush that played it as I cleaned my pegs, its gotta be RnR All Nite
  13. Clarky
    Need to get yourself over to the Off Topic .... Dogs thread, Richard and introduce Olive! Link here: Meanwhile, once I have recovered sufficiently to swap strings, play around with truss rod etc, there is an interested BCer who wants to see if this AVRI 62J holds up with lower tension rounds. On a sort of 'soft hold' for him as I just am not up to it physically right now.
  14. Clarky
    On hold, pending me recovering sufficiently from horse bucking injury to be able to post
  15. Clarky
    Nope, Pablo and Woody the sausage dogs! (Weird mid-blink shot of Pablo)
  16. Clarky
    Definitely cannot use the dual strap as went on a supposed "beginner's" horse ride yesterday, was bucked off and have cracked ribs and damaged right shoulder. Cannot play a bass at all in fact as also lacerated left index finger on rein while being thrown. Woop
  17. Clarky
    Reckon you will enjoy the Mustang, Loz. With La Bella Mustang flats, my old one sounded sufficiently close to a Precision in my country punk band that I doubt anyone in the audience would have noticed the difference sound-wise. Example: VID-20191214-WA0002.mp4
  18. Clarky
    Actually, call it £75 posted. Who's arguing a fiver between friends? Save 25% for just a couple of hour's use
  19. Clarky
    Seconded. The only time I had to adjust the bridge slots (or nut) was when I swapped to massive gauge guts. Any steel string should work on your bridge. FWIW, I had great success with Spiro Solos 3/4 tuned to EADG (aka orchestral) when I had Spiros as the tension was very easy on my hands and they still had that characteristic growl. I believe Miroslav Vitous uses the same and he has a wonderful tone. See here
  20. Clarky
    I bought this to see if I could handle the weight of my >10 pound Jazz bass. Unfortunately, I just don't like a strap on each shoulder, feels wrong to me after 40 odd years of playing with the bass resting on my left shoulder. Take advantage of my experimentation. Cost me close to £100 from Gear4Music (most retailers are out of stock, G4M just put its price up today to £98 plus post). Yours for £75 including post within UK. Received Saturday, for sale Monday and a couple of hour's home use only.
  21. Clarky
    So the Gruv Gear Duostrap just feels odd to me: 40-odd years with a strap slung over one shoulder is just too ingrained in me. The bass is back up for sale
  22. Clarky
    This should help
  23. Clarky
    Fair do's. Horses for courses and all that. I would rather have a Hipshot bridge, handmade woodworking and modern neck fretting technology etc ... but its all academic given the price. $3,700 plus $200 shipping plus c.20% VAT/import duty equates to just over £3,800 at today's dollar/£ exchange rate.
  24. Clarky
    Not cheap ($3,700) but very cool IMHO
  25. Clarky
    Not me. But, given my shameful record, a reasonable guess!
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