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A Sadowsky metro, possibly, but with some cash my way. -
It does indeed have a truss rod - the older status' didn't, but they've had truss rods for quite some time now. Probably totally un-needed, but better to have to option to adjust I guess! -
Completely unused, ready to be put to good use! I’ve been planning to use it in a build but never got round to it! Price includes delivery in uk.
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Fantastic little light weight 200 watt amp. Price includes delivery
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Boxed and power supply. Bought it and never got round to using it! -
For sure man, I think it would cost about £2600 new. I've priced it for a sale
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I’ve been naughty and gone and bought another bass...... I need to sell some gear now! This is an outstanding looking and playing bass. The Seymour Duncan’s pickups are nicely balanced. The quarter pound jazz neck pup has great out put. Active 3 band EQ with “slap” switch. Hip shot lic tuners. Neutral locking jack. Its a beast. No issues at all. I love this bass but needs must. Its 4.4kg. Happy for you to arrange your own courier -
May well do, thanks chaps! Didn't realise it was such a small company!
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Hi all, I purchased a Warwick Corvette 5 string from another member on here. it had been modded with a John East 3 band premp (3 stacked knob affair). There is something wrong with the treble circuit - the boost/cut treble is intermittent. The pull bright switch works fine and the bass works fine. Just the treble knob. I've inspected all the connections and made sure they are correct - they appear to be. John East have not got back to me about buying a replacement bass/treble module - not great customer service! I have cash I'm willing to give them and......nothing. Any one got any ideas what might be wrong? Otherwise I'm going to have to put another pre amp in.
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Guitarist turned bassist. Help choosing a bass
doc40hz replied to Friskydingo's topic in Bass Guitars
I'm pretty sure the new Yamaha's have a smooth neck. I could be wrong. The CVs are heavily lacquered. -
Guitarist turned bassist. Help choosing a bass
doc40hz replied to Friskydingo's topic in Bass Guitars
A passive Yamaha BB bass will do you well - they come up for £200-350. The current BB434 is excellent. The previous 424s are also excellent. A Chinese made Squier Classic vibe 70s P bass or Jazz bass are outstanding too. -
Not sure if I want to sell this beauty but it’s not getting played as I favour my MTD and Stingray for gigs. Really good nick and no issues at all. I believe it’s from the late 90s. Unfortunately I no longer have the original case. Plays great, built like a tank and sounds fantastic! Can courier or arrange your own. Weight - 4.55kg. Trades: Spector Euro LX 5 possibly.
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Interested in any trades? -
It's 6cm. (sorry took so long to get back to you!) -
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I'm note sure of the top of my head, but it adjustable to some degree.
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Gah! I am smitten by this bass!
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Trades for a bass a while back and never used them realised the neck is a bit goosed. Truss rod maxed out but still too much relief. Just about playable, but I suspect needs a new neck. I’ve got an unbranded new neck lll throw in. Seymour Duncan AS1 in it. -
Bought for a project and have been gathering dust. -
Would make a great upgrade to a BB 425! -
Incredibly light weight 1000 watt amp. Works fine. I had it paired with a sans amp and it sounded great and was LOUD! Used for 4 gigs then has sat gathering dust. Can be bridged at 4 ohms, but you need to wire the speakon differently.
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Pretty light weight - would swap for a himass that would drop into a fender.
