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    The guy hasn`t been on here since June 2019 so I guess it must be gone.
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    For home use they are great.
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    A guitarist I played with 10 years ago wanted to start a mod band. It was his vision so they stuck to that and they were doing ok on the mod scene up here. If the 80`s band was the original plan you should stick to it and surround yourself with people on the same page as you. No point in playing stuff that you don`t want to, stick to your guns!
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    As he is a kid and they can be a tad fickle, I would go for the Harley Benton short scale. I had one a few years back and it was great for the price. Being a HB you might need to do a set up but that can be true of most cheap basses. They are a fun little bass. (I`m talking myself into buying one!) At about £80 ish delivered to your door at least if junior decides it not for him then no big loss. https://www.thomann.de/gb/harley_benton_hbp90bk_shortscale_ebass.htm If you want to go more upmarket, get a Ibby Micro or a Mini P bass.
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    I`m pretty sure that the SB has a slimmer neck than the LB Tribute. The Kiliton Tribute has the slim neck as well. As for the Jazz JB ask @dub_junkie as he has had a few. I had a JB 2 bass with the P bass shaped body and it had a thicker neck than a Fender Jazz. Why do these guitar companies make things so damm confusing!
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    🤘🤘
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    Just bought a set of pickups from Paul. Good price and a smooth transaction. Thanks! Gerry
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    Slip of the keyboard, I meant the LB.
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    The neck on the LB 100 Tribute is a bit more of a handful than a Mexican P bass and the same width, about 42 mm if I remember right. I really don`t know why G&L do this to their Tribute necks especially the L2000 which is a bloomin baseball bat! But the Tribute L100 is a really nice bass.
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    But the bass is in "players condition!" Who the heck was the player and has he any more to sell that we can avoid like the plague.
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    You can get a nice Sire V3 for £261 from Andertons. https://www.andertons.co.uk/brands/sire/sire-v-series-basses/v3-basses?#facet:&productBeginIndex:0&facetLimit:&orderBy:&pageView:grid&minPrice:&maxPrice:&pageSize:& For the price they can`t be beat as they have the same pre amp as the more expensive models. Edit: just checked, sod all stock!
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    I tend to agree with you but at least any profit from the sale of his model went to charity. What made me laugh was for a good bit of his career he played loads of different basses!
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    pmd
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    Taken from a brand new Player P bass, comes with screws and foam on the back. £23 posted UK, paypal f&f.
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    Well there is a US one with a different body shape and a skinny neck in the classifieds....
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    The price seems ok for a US Jazz if it`s a nice one. Re the price when new. I remember 11 years ago or so a Mex Standard P bass was £320 with a gig bag and if you sold it on now, it would be in the £350 range so it`s all relative.
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    Bought a finger rest from Mark. Nice bit of kit, just what I was looking for. Thanks!
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    Sold Chris a Sire and as above, a top man to deal with! Thanks
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    I would agree with Chris here. These 2 albums from 1970 are their most "accessible" being the Dead doing country rock ish. The thing with the GD is there are a few different versions of the band. Psychedelic RnR in the late 60`s, country rock in the early 70`s and a big mix until 95 and the end. There are loads of live stuff on YT, some of it great some of it iffy. I only really like them from 71 to 74 when they only had one drummer instead of two and I can`t stand the endless jams that they are famous for. Sacrilege to some Deadheads I know but there you go. Live is where they really shine, I own about 20 of their live albums (mostly 3 and 4 disc per album) and only 3 studio albums. I can highly recommend "Hundred year hall" from Germany in 72 as a personal favourite. But there is so much good stuff out there so dive in and find out what you like the best.
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    250 Watt 2 x 8" Bass Combo Amplifier with TonePrint Effects and Integrated Tuner. Good condition just a couple of small marks on the tolex. £180 posted to UK or local meet up and you can have it for £160. I have only used it at home but some people on Talkbass gig these with an ext speaker. Specs: 250 Watt portable bass combo amplifier for stage and studio Ultra-compact and lightweight bass cabinet design TonePrint knob for signature effects created by some of the world's greatest bass players Integrated tuner with extended frequency range for 4, 5 and 6 string basses 2 x 8" Turbosound drivers for deep fundamental bass tone Cutting-edge Class-D amplifier technology for incredible power and sonic performance Intelligent 3 band EQ section with Dynamic Tone Contouring provides ultimate tone shaping control Balanced DI output with pre/post EQ routing for direct connection to mixing consoles and recording equipment Studio quality headphone amplifier with speaker emulation for personal practice and silent rehearsals Auxiliary rehearsal input for playback through speaker or headphones Pedal input allows selection between 2 independent TonePrint effects, TonePrint on/off and output mute External speaker output on premium Neutrik speakON* connector (4 Ohm minimum combined load) TonePrints downloadable from tcelectronic.com <http://tcelectronic.com/> or via TonePrint App for iOS* and Android* Amplifier protected against short circuits, thermal overload and low speaker impedance for enhanced reliability Rugged steel amplifier chassis and vintage styled Tolex* covered plywood cabinet designed for life on the road Auto-ranging universal switch-mode power supply for use worldwide
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    NOW SOLD As new Sire Marcus Miller M5 for sale only, £370 posted in the UK only. Weight is 3.5 kg or 7.7 lb`s which is damm light for a Sire. Bought this on a whim but it`s not really me, I`m more of a P bass guy. It has the same pre amp as all the other Sire`s but has the addition of a parallel, single coil or series switch for each pickup. Just what a Sire needs, more options! The controls are made of metal instead of the ugly plastic one`s. This is basically a M7 without the fancy top. Specs Swamp ash body Bolt-on maple neck C-Neck profile 864 mm Long scale Ebony fretboard Dot inlays 305 mm Radius 38 mm Nut width 24 Medium frets 2 x Marcus Miller Pure humbuckers Marcus Heritage-3 Electronics with Frequency Control, Volume / Tone (Dual Pot), Pickup Blender, Treble, Middle / Middle Frequency (Dual Pot) Bass Mini Toggle (Active / Passive), with 2x 9V batteries Marcus Miller Custom Big Mass2 bridge Black hardware Finish: Natural Here is a link to Lobsters video of his.
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