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    So the poles are the same distance from the strings on all strings so that volume is similar from each string. Look at the board, it has a radius, your strings should follow it.
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    The sun has 56 pages ? [startled look]
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    pbass

    Geek99 replied to dr Szelma's topic in Basses For Sale

    I'd be all over this like it was a porn starlet if I wasn't gas free. Someone please give the good Dr some cash for it ?
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    pbass

    Geek99 replied to dr Szelma's topic in Basses For Sale

    Lovely and a bargain at that price. Free bump
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    I already have
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    People round here seem to have bottomless parts bins. It was worth an ask
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    Is it possible to buy overwater bridges, pickups etc ?
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    good price - they are very good basses, if the one I tried in PMT Leeds was anything to go by.
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    SOLD
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    Contact strings direct ? They can surely point you at nickel free strings. Your problem is not exactly rare according to a quick google search. This problem has a solution and a fairly cheap one
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    John East is actually a basschat member, you know. I'm sure he could advise you
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    Delicate fingers ? Put some rounds on, you complete pansy Seriously - I had a jretro for a while and it's worth thinking about. You can't make sound that isn't there though so ground wounds / flats might defeat it a little
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    Squier VM precision and still have change left over?
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    Put rounds on it ? Then you'll get less thunder
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    Pretty sure -pic has gone from original listing. It's a bitsa anyway. Told him at the time that it wasn't all fender Don't think calling it a "fender precision" is quite on though
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    this one has a ROSEWOOD neck. Body looked familiar hence my question. Same guy, I'm certain of it. I asked him if it was original or completely fender
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    Think its a vintage v4 body ? Recall the guys userid now - used the same excuse with the last one he sold. "Bought it on eBay, don't know. Just used it for backing tracks"
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    261291375801 Could be wrong but it looks like a bitsa ?
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    Zoom b2.1u has all of those effects plus amp modelling, a tuner and a drum machine
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    Pleasure doing business with you also, colonel
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    I found the fatter neck on 70s reissue MIM jazzes to be far too chunky compared to the 62 reissue I had. Yet bizarrely the neck on my bass doc built precision is superb.
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    [quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1379614459' post='2214911'] HMmmm... yes I was thinking it was a bargain. But I bought it here as a freltless bass for £30. So I'm doing the descent thing too. Cheers guys err by the way. I'm wondering "do I really want to sell it??? [/quote] If it were me, I would think twice and keep it. Buy a nice blocked neck from the bay and build it.
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    Very pretty
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    [quote name='JapanAxe' timestamp='1379456787' post='2213035'] My July 1989 issue of [i]Guitarist[/i] magazine (yes, I have every one!) contains a review of the Blade B4 bass. It is a light ash 'J' lookalike, with front-mounted passive volume, tone and pan controls, plus a coil-tap switch. In the back is a circuit-board with trim pots for a notch filter for each pickup (to take out mains hum), and a 3-band active EQ. So - not this one then? [/quote] I vaguely recall this also
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    Thanks Steve Pleasure doing business. Glad you're happy
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