King Tut

I bought an MXR Bass Synth from Joe @joeabass. I was a little reluctant at first as Joe had no feedback on the site. However, after discussion, we agreed to to split the PayPal goods and services fee and I went ahead with the purchase. Communication was prompt and clear. The parcel was delayed by the courier, and Joe made sure I was kept in the loop re tracking. Joe packaged the pedal to within an inch of its life and it was basically unmarked - as new. So now he's got a feedback thread, you know that he's a good guy to do business with!

Sold a Trace head to Nik. Collection was delayed but understandably. Coms were great and money paid in advance until collection could be arranged. Had a nice half hour chatting Rickenbackers - a good guy to do business with!

The Zoo was the first song I learned to play all the way through on bass. Saw them at least once at Hammersmith. RIP sir

Love it - bet it’s great for metal!

That’s a bit of an unfair generalisation. I often listen to planet rock ( the gambling ads do my nut in though) but I’m just as likely to listen to 6music or give something new a try.

Something that might help you narrow things down is the fretboard profiles. Do you prefer a flatter or more rounded profile. Most of the vintage ones, actual or reissue will have a more rounded board. I personally prefer a flatter board, consequently my AVRI 64 gets far less gigs than my American Professional these days - although I still have a massive soft spot for the 64!

What was flaky about the early 2000s ones? I had a beautiful sunburst jazz with a maple board that I’ve regretted selling ever since. From what I remember they were cracking instruments with the graphite reinforced necks and lovely fit and finish. I’m not being defensive here, but genuinely interested 😎

Bugera BV1001 M the front end models an ampeg. Light loud and reliable. Make sure you get the M (MOSFET) rather than the T (tube)

Nice!

Thanks fella, nice to nerd out and talk bass!

ordered!