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[quote name='henry norton' post='398149' date='Feb 2 2009, 06:01 PM']I'm looking for a semi bass at the moment and the DeArmond's near the top of my list but I don't want Darkstars. (You can throw holy water over me now if you want). If you do decide to split the DSs from the bass.......[/quote] thinking about this, you could by the starfire as is, and I'll include the original pups, then you could try the dark stars and swap them out and sell them if you wanted
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[quote name='henry norton' post='398149' date='Feb 2 2009, 06:01 PM']I'm looking for a semi bass at the moment and the DeArmond's near the top of my list but I don't want Darkstars. (You can throw holy water over me now if you want). If you do decide to split the DSs from the bass.......[/quote] <picking myself up from the floor> OMG WTF and other teenage expletives [quote name='steve-norris' post='398152' date='Feb 2 2009, 06:05 PM'][size=5]SPLASH![/size] I am looking for a DS N [/quote] hmmm, well, why don't you both pm me an offer or something and I'll have a think. @henry: I still have the original pups, but they are quite weak, as Tayste who I bought the bass from can testify....
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I'm hoping to come along to this, what's the deal regarding 'security'? if we bring our gear along, and then leave it lying around while we're drooling at other peoples, how do we know some scrote (from the general public, not a forum member obviously) isn't going to nick something?
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Bought a rack case from Fede, nice bloke to deal with, very well packaged , and delivered quick cheers mate
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In my continuing drive to rationalise my basses, and build up a war chest, this one is the next on the block. It has a few minor dings (nothing major) and two screw holes above the pups for a thumb rest, plays well and sounds great. Complete with hohner professional hard case - pics of that later. [attachment=19587:PIC_0547.JPG] [attachment=19588:PIC_0548.JPG] this pic shows tyhe biggest ding on the back of the neck, doesn't affect playability [attachment=19589:PIC_0549.JPG] looking for £250 ONO + shipping
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here's a new pic I'll get some more pics up soon, there is a small scratch in the lacquer on the back of the body (which doesn't go through to the wood) shown below, and a previous owner added a couple of swithes which aren't wired up. Otherwise it's in excellent nick about two inches long, and could possibly be polished out (or filled in with a pen) if it was an issue
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After some more thought, and amongst other things, the need to rationalise my bass collection, my starfire is definately up for sale, I'm looking for £600 collected. There's a couple of pics on the [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=34048&hl=starfire"]original sale thread[/url] for now, but I'll put up some more as needed. I'm hoping to get to the Harrogate Bass Bash, if I can make it, I'll be bringing her along. Forgot to mention that i'm not looking for trades
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I'll have this please, assuming it'll be suitable for a short scale bass?
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that looks freaking fabulous dave, words fail me
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[quote name='bass_ferret' post='391653' date='Jan 26 2009, 12:47 PM']We spend money on more expensive basses because we want to [/quote] +1, and also because our wives would only spend the money on haircuts, shoes, new kitchens, cats etc if we didn't
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I like the look of those graphite necked T basses
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[quote name='stingrayfan' post='393182' date='Jan 27 2009, 09:21 PM']I've got a Status neck on my Stingray which feels really nice.[/quote] same here, i really like the profile
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hmmm, think it's a perfectly valid thing for a bass, as is classical music (have a look at bach cello suites etc). Just because the basses original role developed as a supportive one in a band environment doesn't mean its uses can't evolve and expand. Boundaries are there to be pushed sometimes
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Simple, cheap straplocks. No screws needed. £4
steve replied to solo4652's topic in Accessories and Misc
I've used some of these for years, and the only problem i encountered was when the two parts separated, but I think that was possibly my fault for not watching what I was doing. Otherwise they're great, and as mentioned above, if they were to fail, your strap is still on the pin. -
How important is theory and reading to you??
steve replied to JakeBrownBass's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='BigBeefChief' post='391945' date='Jan 26 2009, 05:28 PM'].........although, f*** it, I'll give it a go![/quote] if you invest the same amount of time as you have in this thread, you'll probably have it sussed -
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How important is theory and reading to you??
steve replied to JakeBrownBass's topic in General Discussion
[quote name='mcgraham' post='391461' date='Jan 26 2009, 09:56 AM']But the knowledge of theory and being able to read shouldn't change whether someone is creative or not, if anything it should only increase their creativity as it provides them with more tools and understanding.[/quote] +1, pretty much hit's the nail on the head for me -
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not to worry, thanks anyway mate