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  1. I haven't received it yet but I'll let you know as soon as the box arrives!
  2. One can source the very cool Warwick head rack from Thomann too - about £65. I have one on the way to house the same stereo rig. Dinky wheels too, though the rig’s an easy lift...kind of, for two to three people
  3. I’m on my second Hellborg rig (and have two Hellborg pres from previous Hellborg adventures). This is the best bass preamp I've used (for me) by some distance and the list includes some of the world's most desirable pres from studio SS to exotic valve units. Beware, you'll see in my previous posts that I've experienced problems with the power amps - there's a gritty tone with some hifi cabs - it may be a good idea to consider a Hellborg cab if you’re in the market.
  4. I recently bought a US Lakland PJ from Josef - everything was extremely easy and fast. Packing was superb and communications were excellent throughout. The bass was exactly as described - it's exceptional - and I can commend Josef as an extremely trustworthy, friendly and reliable seller - a real pleasure to deal with you Josef and thanks for everything!
  5. Wow, really very few of these around and they rarely appear for sale - especially at this price. Alembic SII electronics in a box (without the pickups, of course). Almost magical - vastly versatile
  6. I too use a Bamp and it runs almost silently - I've not noticed any fan noise whatsoever (the DB750 on which the Bamp sits is another story entirely). As indicated above, I'm pretty sure that JB would pick-up on, and eliminate, any noise issues very quickly. The new Forte HP may not have some of the versatility of the Bamp but in terms of pure slam, if that's what you need, it's probably a very good option
  7. I'd strongly recommend a US Lakland (Joe Osborne) - beautifully constructed with the best J necks I've ever played - modelled perfectly on early 60s Fender Js
  8. incisive and eloquent at once - started my day with a belly-laugh!
  9. Beautiful bass at a bargain price! As an Overwater player, I can attest to the startling quality of these instruments
  10. I've only used a Marleaux Sopran so don't have much experience (I sold the Sopran on here earlier in the year - the string tension was a bit much for me), however, from what I saw in the bass, these are beautifully constructed instruments with fantastic attention to detail, superb timbers and excellent ergonomics. This looks like an absolute bargain!
  11. Even the cases for these are really cool!
  12. Simple class - a rig that could grace any stage in the world
  13. three

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    These look outrageously good for the bargain price! I can't play 35" scale either (that's probably fortunate!)
  14. These are almost unbelievably good - the most playable bass I’ve owned - my go to for almost anything. Doesn’t look like this has crown inlays though. Does it come with the case? Also, any details re: condition?
  15. Thanks, much appreciated - I was thinking a short. I'll inspect quickly now but out at a gig tonight. I'll investigate more tomorrow and get back! Cheers, Loz
  16. Hi all, anybody have any ideas about this? I was playing my Spector (US active with Agi OBP3) when it died quickly. I replaced the single 9v battery and after about 2-3 minutes, the sound faded, spluttered and died again. I took out the (new Duracell Industrial) battery and it was very hot - it had only been in the bass a few minutes. Anybody know what might be causing this? The bass doesn't have a passive option so it's useless without the active in full working order. Any ideas are very welcome - especially those that might suggest a fix! Cheers, Loz
  17. Absolutely lovely, Yamaha was building some incredibly high quality basses at this time - a great adaptation of the P here
  18. A ridiculous situation. Best seller on BC, beautiful, industry standard pre, and expensive case and ears included.
  19. If it wasn’t for those sunken knobs and switches, this would be sold - all very personal taste of course, but sinking apart, for me at least, a beautiful and very useable bass
  20. Always wanted one of these - this one looks beautiful! Extraordinary level of innovation in this one instrument - a massive re-think of the possible and desirable. An instrument of its time but for all time.
  21. These do come up, though only very rarely - there was a plate (without saddles) on Reverb for around £100. Very impressive, robust bridges though frequently in rough condition. I'm a big fan of the Precision Special - nicely built and very powerful but often very heavy. I managed to damage the circuit in mine so sold the bass cheaply - I should have either kept it or taken off some of the lovely hardware.
  22. Looks like the original series - beautifully constructed cabs with hi-fi tone and impressive accuracy. I had the 112 version and miss it. GLWTS
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