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    Well guys and gals to say I`m disappointed is an understatement. 1200 bloomin views and not one offer, not even a cheeky I`m so offended you offered me so little for this piece of quality German engineering! So that means either nobody likes it or it`s too expensive. After having a look around at the sort of prices on the market place, I will offer this for a very final price drop to £700, I will go no lower as I`m taking a bit of a drubbing on it already. If it doesn`t go at this price yer all mad!! Or skint. Or maybe you are sick of sunburst and maple? I would much rather meet up to hand over the bass and don`t mind a bit of a drive within reason. Any questions please pm me. Ta!
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    Hi JoEye. You might not have much luck with the original OP, he hasn`t been back since 2013! Was it something we said?
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    I`m still not regretting this yet!
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    I bought this new earlier this year for a new project that didn`t go anywhere so it`s just gonna sit here unloved. It`s in as new condition and is as it came from the shop. Specs: "With it's extensive custom circuitry and versatile switching options, the SR300EB can cover a multitude of bases. At the flick of a switch you can enjoy features like series/parallel signal paths, coil tapping (with the Power Tap feature), active EQ boost and cut for Treble, Mid and Bass frequencies and a knob for balancing out the pickups' output. That's a lot of power for the player right at the fingertips!There's also a set of large, powerful PowerSpan double coil pickups loaded into the body for powerful and articulate note playing." Nice SR neck, light weight, great pickups and a good saving on new. Collection or locallish meet up only, no posting and no trades thanks.
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    NOW SOLD
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    I know I will regret this but....👌
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    Plays like butter... Better than any Fender I`ve played... Really regret selling.... One in one out rule... And all the other guff that people talk when trying to move a bass on
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    How about a Ibanez Micro? They look cool, even thought about buying one for myself but might look at bit small on me. But ideal for a kid.
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    Was the one in GG showing in stock? I thought it was but its now showing available to order which means someone bought it. Come on, who bought it??
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    I have never been sacked but the band dynamics always change when a strong personality comes into a already set up band. Thats if they get away with it of course! My band had 2 passive members who never really opened their mouth and me who didn`t like the way that the new member managed to weasel his way in and basically take over through time. So I left before it got nasty. You have to move on and get back to playing the kind of music you like, it might take a while as I don`t know what the scene is like round your way but it`s got to be better than being unhappy, playing music that isn`t your bag and isn`t the band that you started. Good luck in whatever you choose to do.
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    They will never amount to anything that lot. GET YER BLOODY HAIR CUT!! Freekin hippies!
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    No trades just looking for a straight sale. Ta
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    As I have my eye on something else, this is now for sale only at the frankly bargain price of £750! Yep thats right, a full fat German made Sandy for a hundred odd quid more than a MIM fender. Must be the heat
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    I have owned this from new and got it last December. I used it in my tribute band but we rarely gig now and my P bass suits the look better so it been sitting in its case looking rather bored. Ash body, maple neck: the dot markers are actually stickers and can be easily removed if you like, Sandberg 2 band eq with passive option, the treble works as a tone control in passive, 39.5 mm at the neck, lightweight tuners, weight is around the 9 lb mark, Sandberg gig bag included. Fitted with Fender flats. Just in case you can`t see from the photos, the body is an open pore finish like those Fenders from a few years back. The bass is in good condition but there is a mark right at the end of the headstock as you can see in the photo and the black pickgaurd has a bit of swirling that you get on black plastic. You cant see it when looking at the bass normally but you can if you tip it into the light, nothing serious I just like to be upfront about these things.. The two lines on the back are just the grain pattern. .
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    A wee tip if using Join my band. If you see an advert you like the look of, below their message is a box called "profile" If they have advertised before and haven`t deleted their previous ads you can see them in this section. It can save you a lot of time. For example: there is a band in the Scotland area looking for a rock singer. Looking back last Sunday, they were looking for a rock/metal singer who has "the ability to distort vocals well" whatever the heck that means but in January this year, they wanted someone who could sing indie, rock, jazz and blues! Make their bloomin mind up! So if you have a peeky boo you can hopefully filter out the time wasters and frankly care in the community cases.
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    Who the feck actually buys these things? And why?
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    If a BTB is good enough for Dave Swift....
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    Cracking wee basses these. I was surprised how good they sound. Especially for the price.
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    Communication. Thats the key for me. Making sure we have all learned the correct version of the song, not the one they played live in that gig in 84 in Poland. You must have seen it on youtube? Rehearsals are for getting the performance gig ready not for learning the song. I don`t mind rehearsals as long as it doesn`t become a "social event." You are paying dough out to do this so get the tunes tight and bugger off and do some gigs! Pet hate in rehearsals. You are speaking to the singer sorting out the arrangement and the guitarist starts playing a riff from an old heavy rock number, the drummer knows it, picks up and joins in as you try to talk to singer. Much abuse follows
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    I thought that Johnny Marr`s bassist sounded really good and nice playing as well. He seemed to get a lot of camera time as well.
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    Nah. I have decided to knock it on the head. Mr Ambient, you are so right! 👌
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    Pretty sure you are right. He favoured the red one through the mid 80`s and 90`s Floyd stuff as well and the white one was the backup.
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    Time for me to come clean. It was me who bought the "Black strat." Bit of a stretch at just under 4 million bucks but hey, gotta do something with all that cash form the Class A. Can`t really put it in the bank now can I? But everything is good, Big Dave is well happy and so is the climate. And I don`t need to worry as I had a text form DPD at 11 am this morning saying Fred their driver will drop the guitar off between 3.42 pm and 4.42 pm at my addresss. 👌
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    A quick google and Vintera appears to be a Russian tv app. Knew it, bloomin commies!!!
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    I take it when you but the 70`s Jazz you get a dodgy neck pocket, boat anchor weight and general shoddy QC? But not all 70`s Fenders are crap: so says everyone who tries to sell one I take it that knowing Fender these ones will be more expensive than the almost exactly the same models that these ones replace?
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