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  1. pmjos
    very fair price
  2. pmjos
    The first pre-amp circuits made by MM were dipped in epoxy resin. It made them impervious to moisture and nosey engineers from Fender trying to work out what was inside. It was a common thing in those days to epoxy coat circuits for military purposes - it gave an air of mystery as to what was inside. It wasn't anything special, just a bit of Leo showmanship I suspect. It didn't last long and stopped in early 1979-ish. I have a 77 and a 79. the 77 is epoxy coated the 79 not.
  3. pmjos
    That is a thing of loveliness.
  4. pmjos
    This is for sale in Japan at the moment........ DHG.....its stunning.
  5. pmjos
    I can answer that. I found the Greenboy to be solidly built and a really transparent cab. The kick back feature was very useful on a compact stage. My cab was really good but it turned out to be not for me. I found the low end response and efficiency to be less than I was looking for in the long term. I realised that I needed and wanted a little colour. I moved on to Bergs. I bought 2 1x12 ported cabs and a 4x10. I run these with a Demeter VTBP M 800D. I find the Bergs more to my taste, love them in fact. They are also obcenely efficient and loud if I want them to be. The 4X10 is an utter monster. The Greenboy was a fine cab it just didn't suit me, not enough bottom end, it didn't 'breathe' for me. I have an AER Amp Three and this has a bigger bottom end than anything I have ever played. The F112 didn't touch that.
  6. pmjos
    Great news! all there very best to little Iris, your good lady and your self. SO nice in this buggerage of a world to hear good news.
  7. pmjos
    Ok no problem. I'll pick up a Wishbass and we can do a strait swap for your Dingwall :-)
  8. pmjos
    How about almost anything running through an 1980 Boss OC2. The dub sound you get is seriously good. I use it with a Steinberger Synapse.
  9. pmjos
    Yeah everyone has that thought. Then you play it and you hear 53 years of maturing wood ageing gracefully into a light resonant punchy bit of gorgeousness.
  10. pmjos
    I'm in I'd play it - its a guitar not an exhibit.
  11. pmjos
    No, you get what you pay for.
  12. pmjos
    Grossly overpriced even for a collector. A collector would want a return, fat chance at those prices this side of a decade.
  13. pmjos
    Thats sweet, my first ever bass a really nice sounding instrument and well sought after too, you won't loose on this.
  14. pmjos
    Oops, that's what happens when you don't read the whole post :-/ I'll get me coat.
  15. pmjos
    Brian Leiser from Fun Loving Criminals always played a Gibo Les Paul.
  16. pmjos
    Has to be a PEB Ray - if that's your thing of course.
  17. pmjos

    SOLD

    pmjos replied to fclef4life's topic in Basses For Sale

    is there any chance of a sound file or vid?
  18. pmjos

    sold

    pmjos replied to ulesti's topic in Basses For Sale

    A sound file could really help a lot as the MTD's can have quite different tonal pallets.
  19. pmjos
    The ultimate acoustic bass if you ask me. Stunning, beautiful instruments. Furch make some of the best acoustic instruments ........... end of.
  20. pmjos
    Easy my top 3 are Moollon, Moollon and err...... Moollon
  21. pmjos
    pms replied
  22. pmjos
    pm'd
  23. pmjos
    I assume no trades?
  24. pmjos
    Still available
  25. pmjos
    Congratulations fella. Sound like you have your head properly screwed on. As for the music, don't worry, it will come back and you have your whole life to do that; you have now to do the most important job in the world and it sounds like you are right where you need to be.
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