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Who fingered Rock'n'Roll?

Whats confusing is, advert says it's been owned from new but the explanation of the sanding is 'for whatever reason'.

A friend of mine as the last song as her wedding reception requested "F**k her gently" by tenacious D.

I'm not convinced. Why come up with a fairly innovative design concept in terms of material and construction then make it shaped like a p-bass? A smaller body shape would definitely help with the weight issue that will always plague acrylic instruments.

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1432105976' post='2778102'] I am not jealous I am not jealous I am not jealous I am not jealous Really I'm not ... Liking the dings and wear spots You sir, are a lucky b'stard [/quote] +1

[quote name='Beer of the Bass' timestamp='1432129591' post='2778419'] I can recall seeing "Obanez" guitars listed in the old free-ad papers, so I guess people do struggle to read this logo. [/quote] Or just can't type, i can see how all interpretations have arrived though.

[quote name='PlungerModerno' timestamp='1431538661' post='2772404'] Crazy money for a guitar like that - especially with that finish. Looks like it's not aging too well. Serious crazing on the rear of the headstocks. Also signs of abuse. The notion that the signature makes it infinitely collectable is nonsense. Maybe worth a little more, or a fair bit to a fan, but that price is just silly. I would consider it overpriced at 1/10th of that cost. But then I'm not the market. [/quote] It's an aged version. The 25 are exact copies and 250 tributes (non aged) were also made. However FWICR they weren't made until 2007 so it's interesting that this one has been in storage since 2004.

Blimey apparently the prices have risen since i last looked, significantly!

Mid 50s strats go for about 20 grand so yeah slightly overpriced for a volume knob all things considered.

Two questions are which bart's are in it? and what preamp is it? Then the biggest question is how does it play. IME a jazz either just feels right or there's something not quite right as i'm sure you know. I'd definitely try and get a bit more cash coming your way.

Ibanez JEM2KDNA's have Steve Vai's blood mixed in with the red paint.

I'm sure someone will come along with a better answer however, the micro power is 9V at 1000mA and the Powestation 9V at 3000mA. So you need to work out what current you'll be drawing and then assess.

[quote name='Leen2112' timestamp='1430425573' post='2761424'] For a start, the guitarist doesn't play in standard tuning, he says he's tuned to B flat or A or some other. I spent a week trying to learn a track without realizing this! Now I think i should try to tune down so i can play these fast riffs easier. I'm not sure the bass is playable tuned the same way as the guitars. I'm interested to hear from other Djenty style bass players and how they cope with down tuned guitars and whatnot. Help needed folks...... [/quote] It's hard to know what he mea[font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"]ns if he says he tuned to A or Bb, could easily be A standard. However it depends how much of a TesseracT fan he is, Acle mainly plays in DADGAD but tuned to Bb ([/font][font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"][color="#232321"]Bb F Bb Eb F Bb Eb) with occasional Ab drops. I agree with Chris and Robs comments above drop tuning isn't necessary on bass at least (i can sort of see the point on guitar) so i'd prob go either A or Bb standard so you can match the bottom string. Depending on how much attack you like i'd consider a .145 to keep things nice and tight. [/color][/font] [font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif"][color="#232321"]Again agree with Dannybuoy and Sifi "darkglass" are great for that sort of tone (but not the only option), just remember not to overdo the drive. I see too many "Djent" bass players with a heavey driven/distorted sound and it just ends up being lost with the guitars. Clarity is king IMO.[/color][/font]