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FinnDave

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  1. I rarely play at home, the band rehearses about once every two weeks, less if we are gigging a lot. Totally agree about drink and 'smokes'. I certainly like a drink, but not when we're playing. Have delivered the lecture a few times about our drummer losing his (usually excellent) timing after a between sets smoke. The message seems to getting through
  2. I changed pick ups in my P bass yesterday, took about 10 mins (with a break to rant about the imcompent b*ggers who ship pick ups out with screws too big to fit through the pick up cases!).
  3. Great little amps these, had one for a few years and it has done many rehearsals and gigs. Really good value for money.
  4. Sorry, not interested in trades on this as I am trying to cut down on the number of basses I have.
  5. Thanks, Marc, it is certainly all of those things. I'm hoping I won't regret it when it's gone. I've got three basses up for sale ATM and this was the hardest to think of losing.
  6. It is with a heavy heart that I am putting my 2012 US Standard Precision up for sale. I've had this for nearly 2 years, got from a forum member when only a few weeks old in exchange for a US Standard Jazz. Vintage white, tort guard, rosewood neck, truly a lovely bass. Comes with the standard Fender hard case. Currently strung and set up for D'Addario XL 160s, 50-105 nickel roundwounds. String though body bridge, lovely feel and tone. Selling as I really only need two basses and my recent purchase of a CiJ 60s rep Precision just fits my hands and style perfectly. This bass has seen some 30 or so gigs, and has two marks on it, the there is a small ding on the front of the headstock (pictured) and a small chip out of the paint on the upper horn (also pictured) Neck, back, scratchplate etc are unmarked, always played finger style. Slight wear to frets, as expected on a used bass. Prefer collection, but can courier at buyer's expense. The bass is available for viewing and trying between Witney and Abingdon in West Oxfordshire. [attachment=198390:1-DSC_0029.JPG] [attachment=198391:1-DSC_0032.JPG] [attachment=198392:1-DSC_0050.JPG] [attachment=198393:1-DSC_0053.JPG] [attachment=198395:1-DSC_0038.JPG] [attachment=198396:1-DSC_0047.JPG] [attachment=198397:1-DSC_0034.JPG]
  7. Now selling one of my jazz basses too... http://basschat.co.uk/topic/267366-2014-fender-standard-jazz-bass-incl-case/
  8. We played Faringdon Follyfest this evening, our third year there. Last year we were on the main stage and went down a storm, this yerwe found ourselves in the small stage in a pub courtyard. Singer (and me!) not too happy about it, but got on with it (especially as a good number of my mates from the Harley riders club had ridden over just to see us). Atmosphere was further dampened by a total power cut immediately before our set which ate up pver 5 mins of our allocated 45. Once power was restored we jumped in hard on our opening number and grabbed the audience, then put on a good solid and powerful set, lots of calls for more. Pulled a lot of people into the courtyard, place was packed by the end.
  9. The weight of the ABM in one hand is a good counterbalance to a Barefaced Super Twin in the other
  10. I bought this bass earlier this year when I needed to cheer mnyself up during some health problems. Gigged twice, great sound, but I want to get back to just a couple of basses and they will be my two vintage replica Fenders. So, it's a Lake Placid Blue Fender Standard Jazz Bass, maple neck and fingerboard, made in Mexico 2014, purchased new by me at PMT Oxford. Totally unmarked (and wearing a stylish Dashwood Duck sticker on the scratchplate, souvenir of a gig at The Dashwood Arms given to me by the landlord). Includes new generic case (not Fender). This bass is exactly as it came from the shop, plus a case and a set up to suit my playing (whch means I set it up according to Fender's instructions). I tried every Jazz in the shop before buying this, and it had the best feel and sound there. Very rich sound for a Jazz, wth a healthy amount of top end as well. Prefer to have it collected, but can courier at buyer's expense. The bass can be viewed, fondled, and played though my ABM500/Barefaced Super Twin rig here in West Oxfordshire at almost any time. Basically a brand new bass at over £100 below shop price, plus a case for free. What more could anyone ask for? [attachment=198044:1-DSC_0007.JPG] [attachment=198047:1-DSC_0010.JPG] [attachment=198046:1-DSC_0012.JPG] [attachment=198048:1-DSC_0021.JPG] [attachment=198049:1-DSC_0014.JPG] [attachment=198050:1-DSC_0017.JPG] [attachment=198051:1-DSC_0006.JPG]
  11. Weekend reminder, now willing to accept £425 including new Epiphone fitted hard case.
  12. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1438811224' post='2837705'] I'm beginning to think you regret selling that amp... [/quote] Whatever makes you think that??? (just treat [s]her[/s] it well)
  13. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1438799571' post='2837524'] I bet she turns up to rehearsals and knows the material! [/quote] Hmm, what are you willing to bet? How about my former ABM 500?
  14. [quote name='leschirons' timestamp='1438800729' post='2837547'] Try putting a pea under her mattress, then you'll know for sure. [/quote] She'll feel that through 50 mattresses!
  15. [quote name='alexclaber' timestamp='1438804789' post='2837610'] Great amp! I think the naysayers have either used them with muddy cabs or are after a totally different tone. Try one on a Super Twin - magic! [/quote] The exact combination I use.
  16. [quote name='discreet' timestamp='1438788971' post='2837351'] [i]No-one[/i] is good enough to have that attitude. Like you say, if it were down to me she'd be gone. What [i]is[/i] it with singers? They seem to think they don't need to learn lyrics or arrangements, too. Plus they never carry [i]any [/i]gear, not even their own frigging microphones! /rant [/quote] Our Jen says she is a Princess and that's that. None of us disagrees with her, because as soon as she opens her mouth to sing, we are all rendered speechless.
  17. NO! I loathe bass solos with a passion and hate having to do them at the drop of a hat when the singer suddenly decides it's a good idea. Bass is not and never should be a solo instrument.
  18. I'm really regretting selling this one now, the only consolation is that I still have my other ABM 500.
  19. OK, time to get serious here, price now reduced to £425 including brand new Epiphone hard case. Needs to as I have already bought the P bass I wanted (and a case, and now new pick up...) Got to pay my bills!
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