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  1. mybass
    This looks very similar in style and history to mine so I can say it probably sounds similar, which is very good!
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    SOLD Price is now £70 A used and brilliant sounding pair of Delano humbuckers model JSBC 4HE. They use 250k pots (not supplied). I've replaced them with another sized Delano set but custom wound so these are up for grabs. (Ignore what the box description shows, they will be posted in this box). Price includes UK postage or....I'm in NE Hants for collection and cuppa....not too far off the A3
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    Thanks for the update, appreciated.
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    projeKt WEREWOLF....apparently you ‘reacted’ to this post around 6.15pm but I’m stumped as to where or what you may have said? Please message me...
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    Yep still available
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    Ash or Alder

    mybass replied to Merton's topic in Bass Guitars

    I've used Ash for many years on fretless to help along the 'attack' of the note whereas my Roscoe Beck Fender fretted bass has an 'aged' Alder body and doesn't quite have the same attack as ash, (great recording bass though). Thanks to Paulhauser's link here is what Roger Sadowsky says and I agree.... Ash: Hands down, the tightest, brightest and punchiest body wood. Alder: Sweeter and warmer, with fuller midrange
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    My double bass repairer used bore oil, Yamaha have it, it’s used down the bore of wind instruments. I’ve used it ever since on (Macassar) ebony fingerboards. Once a year should do it. Don’t pour it onto the board, dampen a rag with it and spread it, leave for a minute and then wipe off.
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    Picked this up recently, in great condition as new and in the original box. Very nice chorus with variations and a bit of a different colour to others! Selling it as a recent MXR arrival with tone controls is better suited for my fretless.
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    Cab advice

    mybass replied to jezzaboy's topic in Amps and Cabs

    MarkBass Traveller is a good cabinet, the larger 2x10 HF is easily heard to be better as the front port helps the low end volume better than the rear ported Traveller. I speak of the 8 ohm cabs only here. I’m not so sure that a 4 or 8 ohm cab can be pushed to the full extent of the full 500 watt amp without distortion occurring.... 2 cabs better than one for full volume.
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    bump
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    This Hartke is a recent acquisition but I’m going to go with my also recently arrived MXR deluxe chorus as the MXR has bass and treble eq which I’ve found helps a lot, especially on my fretless but I'll add that the Hartke is a very nice sounding chorus The pedal is in as new condition, runs off 9v battery or mains power (not included), the plus being with using a battery is that Hartke have an easy to access battery compartment, no fiddling with unscrewing the base plate to change batteries at a gig. and so selling at £30 for the Hartke pedal posted in the UK. Thomann website has a few sound examples for this pedal and it sells there at around £59 plus postage on their website.
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    Great dealings, tidy piec of kit and great comms, cheers dear chap.
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    Pmd
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    Neutrik seem to fit better as well, better contact point due to their 'stouter' circumference over other/cheaper plugs.....and watch out for plugs that look like Neutrik, especially the shiny fakish ones!
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    As a check......pickup height, is it too near the E string, it could possibly restrict string vibration if it’s too close.
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    I’m wondering if my old Gibson Les Paul bass is still about, maybe with a Basschatter? It’s a 60’s one, dark brown and I had the neck rebuilt to a long scale by D Knight of Surrey in the 1970s. He also put a bass clef at the 12th fret and retained the headstock facing. Making it a long scale bass also made the case redundant, I never thought about that at the time!
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    Didn’t Status basses use this type of multi detent pot?
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    where are you based though?
  20. mybass
    possibly Allparts UK....Warmouth USA...?
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    Markbass 102hf

    mybass replied to speed's topic in Amps and Cabs

    well the obvious source is Markbass' site showing 17.5kg for the cabinet. Possibly a new compression horn model (or speaker) may have added a bit of weight between the years this cab has been available but likely the cab packaged up would show at 19-21kg on some shop sites?
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    Thanks ped.
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    I mean ‘unread content’
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    It’s okay nowthanks Charic. slightly annoying ( using iPad) is reading the ‘unread posts’ and opening a postto read the content, when I go back Unread posts it often goes right back to the top of the page again. I realise now also that once I’ve read that post it disappears from my ‘unread posts’ page.
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    I’ve just noticed Physcoandy has a New York cab for sale.
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