Chiliwailer

Just so you know, I measured mine and its 48

[quote name='GrammeFriday' timestamp='1436521505' post='2818791'] Looking forward to seeing pics of yours in all its risky glory! Enjoy tomorrow! [/quote] Cheers mate! First thing I'll do before posting pics is change the pickguard, luckily I have a spare Lull one to use. I'm really looking forward to it.

[quote name='GrammeFriday' timestamp='1436520420' post='2818764'] It wouldn't be this one, by any chance, would it? [url="http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/Mike_lull_PJ4.html"]http://www.bassdirec...e_lull_PJ4.html[/url] [/quote] Not that one pal, mine is a far riskier colour! That one is terrific value though, just not the spec i favour.

Purely from personal experience, I can't agree with this eBay favoring, perhaps it depends on what you're selling? From memory, I've sold 16 high end basses on here. That's cost me £60 over 3 years, on eBay i'd have been charge between £70 - £300 for EACH BASS, averaging around £180 I'd guess. I've sold on Basschat..... 2 x Original 1966 Precision 1 x Original 1957 Precision 1x Original 1969 Precision 1x Original 1972 Jazz 1 x Custom Shop 1955 Precision 1 x Custom Shop Pino Precision 3 x Custom Shop 1964 Precision 1 x Custom Shop 1964 Jazz Bass 4 x Modulus Flea Bass (3 advertised and 1 from a guy whio already bought from me via BC) 1 x USA Std Jazz So eBay, you can lick my boots old boy.

Love that colour so much! They really are great basses, enjoy!

I pulled the trigger on another PJ4 today, looking forward to Saturday morning

It took me over 20 years to join the PJ club. I'm a P Bass player at heart, but I love adding the Jazz pickup for tunes that require it, there is a special tone that comes from two pickups running in parallel. I never use the J on its own on my current PJ, but I'm so glad it's there. On my incoming PJ I may use the bridge in its own from time to time as it sounded great in the demo video.

I bought another bass from Mark today after friendly emailing yesterday... perfect sale again and I'm a very happy punter.

Can't be too long now, hang on in there! That's got to be annoying though. I always though the Fender Custom Shop slogan of 'When you're ready' should actually be more like 'When they're ready' cos the waiting times can be huge.

[quote name='Bassnut62' timestamp='1436216582' post='2816163'] Thanks for tip on The Fretboard, not heard of that forum before; [/quote] Uh oh, on second thoughts I hope I haven't lead you astray... It's pretty good for classifieds, though I find Basschat to me a much better forum ( obviously ).

[quote name='Bassnut62' timestamp='1436121476' post='2815171'] Cheers Chili, I've been doing just that today. Man, the preset tones are SOOOOOO good, I almost don't think I will need to create my own. Some of the Chorus and Flange sounds are about use best I've ever heard. The Rotary and Vibe stuff is v. Good too and there are some crazy fun Destroyed and Quadrant sounds in there from loose connection crackles sounds to playing the our an old analogue phone to some fun ring mod alien sounds and plenty of other goodies. The Tremolo is excellent and the Phase is good too. I am probably least impressed with the Wah and Filter tones so far; but they are competing with MuFx TruTron3x, so it's an unfair comparison. The depth of parameters on tap is astonishing, including how much Headroom you want your effect to have....v.nice. As I've learnt my way around the Möbius it turns out it is v simple and intuitive to use too. Obviously more complex than a simple 1-4 knob single stomp box; but still pretty easy. I think main problem will be choosing from so many good modulation sounds. [/quote] Yeah, the filters will never win that battle!!! Great to hear you're loving it, nothing better than loads of great to sounds to tap into and inspire. Check out The Fretboard forum if you haven't already, Strymon gear comes up on there from time to time, they do some very interesting boxes and The Fretboard has a good fx for sale section. I've got no room left on my purposely small board..... Just too many nice boxes out there to tempt us

[quote name='Bassnut62' timestamp='1435784287' post='2812499'] Got the Mobius and it is capable of some incredible sounds, including many great ones preset from the factory that would take years to come up with oneself. It seems to have 100 presets, 50 from factory and 50 that you can create yourself. It took at least an hour to get up to speed with the very basics of what it can do. Sound quality seems excellent and it has some clever tricks, like the option to feed it, like this....instrument - mobius - amp....or like this.....instrument - amp - mobius...., if you plug it into the fx loop of amp and into the front. Of course you can place other pedals anywhere you like in this signal and change the order with the press of a footswitch on the mobius. very clever and useful. Size wise it's equivalent to 3 standard MXR boxes stuck together (with no leads in between) and the inputs are all top loading; so not a massive sacrifice of space given that it is equivalent to at least 12 different modulation pedals and endless combnations of the same. It runs of standard 9v DC Boss type jack, but needs isolated minimum of 300Ma current to run at its best. I haven't dared try it on less current or in a daisy chain; but Strymon do not recommend this action. I've only had an hour of playing on top of an hour of learning how the thing works; but so far it's a big thumbs up. [/quote] Glad you're loving it I've played the Flint, which is the tremolo / reverb pedal and it had some very well chosen tones on it. Must be creative guys at Strymon. Have fun with it!

I've bought two from here. Man that number could have been so much more!

Ok, you sold me, now I want one Really chuffed for you mate!

She's a beauty! Glad it turned out good for you, thought as you hadn't posted it'd gone Pete Tong Happy?