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SOLD/TRADED :( Maruszczyk Elwood Absolution £800 8lbs!
Marc S replied to Bassman666's topic in Basses For Sale
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Fender Modern Player Short Scale Jazz -- WITHDRAWN -- No longer for sale!
Marc S replied to 2x18's topic in Basses For Sale
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Project jazz bitsa
Marc S replied to mojobass's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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I've voted for 2.5". Though, depending on the strap material, I also wouldn't mind 2" My favoured straps are very very soft leather and around 2.5" wide But I also have a 2" wide Fender soft leather strap, and that's lovely too - although I tend to have that on a lighter weight bass I agree with Paul S above.... I don't mind wider, if the strap is soft I've tried harder leather straps, and wider seems less comfortable when it's 3" +
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TRB 1005
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Definitely leave your US Jazz alone - at least until you have installed a pre-amp into something else first (don't want to go adding battery chamber or hacking an expensive bass around, as it's your first attempt) There's a lot of love for Sire basses, as others have said - particularly second-hand A Squier Classic Vibe (second-hand) might also be a good bass to add a pre-amp to. I've got a Yamaha 5 string, with a Glockenclang pre-amp, and that sounds amazing (and I'm not particularly a fan of active basses) Good luck with your conversion, and let us know how you get on
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SOLD. Please close. David Gage docking station
Marc S replied to Marc S's topic in EUBs & Double Basses For Sale
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Fender Modern Player Short Scale Jazz -- WITHDRAWN -- No longer for sale!
Marc S replied to 2x18's topic in Basses For Sale
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Wow! That really is a great price for a Limelight! Fabulous basses, they really are. I like the colour of this one too If I needed another P bass, I'd definitely be wanting this one The bridge is a simple enough fix (I had a problem with 2 of the height adjustment screws on mine - I emailed Mark and he sent me a few replacements) GLWTS - but at that price, I'm sure it won't be around long
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How to choose the right neck profile for me? [ie. depth/shape/radius]
Marc S replied to Greg.Bassman's topic in Bass Guitars
For me, it's not just the profile / shape of the neck - it's the combination of profile with width of neck (and not just at the nut) I tend to prefer C profile, but some C profile necks can have an edge at the fretboard which feels almost "sharp" - so I prefer a C profile with well rounded edges However, as project_c mentions above, I also find some wider necks comfortable (I recently played a Squier JV P and the neck was wider than my usual, but it felt incredibly comfortable I've also played some deeper profiled necks and found them quite comfortable too. However, I did discover that I don't like necks that are both wide and deep. I recently acquired a Fender MIJ Jazz, and I already had a fretless version. I find both these necks seem to be C or modern C profile (the fretless is from the late 80's, the fretted from the early 90's, I think) They're a tad shallower than other Jazzes I've played or owned, but I find them incredibly comfortable. I'm not sure why this is, but I've not played a MIJ neck I didn't instantly like, whatever width and profile it is..... -
Yes, that Tokai is really rather lovely, and would be harder to replace in future That P bass is also very very nice, and a real looker in Fiesta Red - but as nice as it is, if you can sell that and hang on to that Tokai, you can replace the P bass at some later date Good luck with the sale of the P, and sorry to hear about your large car repair bill ...mind you, these days all car repair bills seem to have grown
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Does a bass stand which really packs down into a gig bag but works exist?
Marc S replied to Owen's topic in Bass Guitars
If you have a speaker cab covered in felt, and tall enough - try one of these https://www.gear4music.com/Guitar-and-Bass/Markbass-Basskeeper-Bass-Guitar-Strap/BGU?origin=product-ads&campaign=PLA+Shop+-+GENERIC&adgroup=GENERIC&medium=vertical_search&network=google&merchant_id=1279443&product_id=14862d1&product_country=GB&product_partition_id=446391500132&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3qDa3YGs3gIVEud3Ch3XcQmiEAQYASABEgJKvfD_BwE Uses Velcro to stick to a felt covered cab, and velcro to secure the neck of the bass. Packs down really really small, and it's nice & secure. If your speaker cab is covered in tolex - perhaps try sticking a couple of velcro patches to the cab? EDIT: Just saw the second pic in the ad, and it reminded me, it is possible to secure to the handle on some cabs too -
OK, how much for the Great Dane then Fleabag?
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Thanks for posting that. I've just ordered one
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Yes, it's a really nice town Lots of nice places to eat & drink - esp that riverside pub, by the old gatehouse on the bridge.... lovely spot The music shop is up the top of the road from there. There is a pub near it (Weatherspoon) but can't recall the name of the pub BTW. I can't recall which pub Dr Feelgood used to drink in, when they were recording at Rockfield? Must got there one day Any details on the date of that charity gig? I wouldn't mind popping along
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I would like to say that of myself too - but sadly, it's not my ONLY fault Hello and Shwmae from a fellow South Walian I was in Monmouth a couple of weeks back - it still has a guitar shop!
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I've not played an ACG, but owners tell me they are fabulous basses Happy NBD to you
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Great news Have you got any pics - to show us all what it looks like? I for one, would be very interested