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  1. I've owned a good number of Celinders over the years - the best J's available IMO (and I've tried pretty much everything). Is this LPB (and can you comment on condition?) I'm not sure that Christian is still building - too many difficulties In the past decade
  2. Ahh, this was mine - I remember selling it to the US a few years ago. Nice top, don't remember any problems with the wiring. Sold it very cheaply by current standards (but made a few bob) and it's replacement made it worth it. First saw this in the Gallery then it popped up a few years later - board was massively too wide for me, but nice to have tried. Very even across the board, accurate, detailed tone. All this was before the Fodera story took off. Very nice bass for a collector or player - really nice chestnut, though the flux pattern wasn't my favourite of Fodera's early stock. Sounds nuts, but probably a bit of a bargain! Good luck - will probably fly out!
  3. Hi Alan, can you let us know where pick up would be?
  4. Thanks, if these are the US version, they are extremely impressive!
  5. Lovely to play - pencil-slender neck
  6. [quote name='krispn' timestamp='1474884128' post='3141185'] Yeah it's wonderful but I'm considering a Noble pre amp - have my whole rig on my pedal board type set up Thanks for the comment [/quote] What a coincidence - despite my recognition that I really prefer SS, I too have been thinking very seriously about a Noble to use with Fender style basses! I'll let you know if I pull the trigger (and the Agi 680 really is a tremendous pre in every way!)
  7. I had one of these before I moved to Millennia - the DB680 is a staggering pre - beautiful if you're looking for valve tones (it took me a long time to realise that I wasn't!)
  8. Brilliant - thanks very much for the details - just love Lakland necks and very cool that they've accommodated 35 in a compact package. Tempting - can't see this lasting long - superb quality throughout
  9. Any further specs on this - nut width and neck dimensions etc? A lovely looking bass!
  10. An intriguing bass - do you have further details or information (age, timbers, finish, dimensions, weight, condition etc.)?
  11. I've played a Gibson Ripper for much of the past 35 years - inspired by Patrick Djivas of PFM (currently in the UK for two nights after a break of nearly 40 years). Have a listen to Chocolate Kings for a bit of Ripper clank. Djivas was reckoned by Pastorius to be the world's second best player too
  12. That is really lovely - even in a flattened market, I'd be surprised to see this hang around for long
  13. SOLD pending payment - An almost new set of TI flats - 9 weeks old but with just four or five hours of play. Cut for a Fender P or J. Silks in generally good condition but some minimal fray/wear at contact points. Shipped in the UK for £20
  14. If you get a chance, audition an AER Amp One - an extraordinary unit. 200 watts and a 1x10 but the performance is genuinely staggering. I've seen a lot of players just bewildered at what comes out of an unassuming and compact (but heavy) little box. There's a lot of DSP and filtering going on but it's not just the power - the tone is something to behold (pure and transparent and very capable of an old school vibe if necessary). The compressor is excellent too. They come up on here for around £650 to £700 (but fairly occasionally)
  15. I quite like SDs but I'd recommend Lindy Fralins - my favourites by far
  16. How lovely, I suspect that this will move with reasonable ease... Is the case candy all present and correct?
  17. This is a rig of exceptional beauty - I'm amazed it's still here. Possibly the biggest bargain on BC just now. Maybe advertise on a guitar-oriented board? The amp is fantastic for guitar
  18. these are incredibly simple and straightforward - no noticeable latency and no negative impact on tone. Gigged one last week and was very impressed
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