Burns-bass
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£6k is more than a dealer would pay. Given the swapped tuner, lack of a case and covers and the poor condition mean he’s done really well.
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A lot of money for what it is…
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Lobster discovers Fender / Gretsch are telling porkies about spec
Burns-bass replied to fretmeister's topic in Bass Guitars
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Yeah, they’re a hell of a band. Feels more authentic than the jazz-funk-lite of Cory Wong and those guys.
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Fascinating, comprehensive and you can certainly see why they’re priced as they are. I’ve never really fancied one, but I sort of do now.
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John Entwistle or Chris Squire, who do you prefer and why?
Burns-bass replied to The-Ox's topic in General Discussion
I had tickets to see the Who when Pino Palladio turned out for them after the Ox had died. It wasn’t the same but it was an enjoyable evening. Pete and Roger both spoke about him and all seemed well. Personally, I’ve never been a huge fan, but was a good gig. -
Thats good to know. This was very much an impulse purchase that I regretted. My wife hasn’t noticed it (or mentioned it) yet, so that’s a good sign. It’s incredible to have it next to a TH500 or Elf. I mean the whole thing is mad really.
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The head isn’t too bad. The cab on the other hand is obscene!
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I read that these can power several cabs and that people often used them this way. It’s classic “pro level” 80s gear. The sound is incredible, but the weight or ridiculous, particularly when it’s sat next to a Trace Elliot Elf in the music room!!
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I was bidding on a guitar at an auction and I saw this: https://auctions.doreandrees.com/catalogue/lot/7ad50fad34f6944428b146add59a403e/ad74375b82a358e6eef0ce537def266d/guitars-that-made-history-lot-44/ One speculative bid later and I bought 100kg of raw 80s power. Its a Marshall 3560 Silver Jubilee head in the worlds heaviest flight case, with a 4x10. They weigh an insane amount but my goodness the sound is amazing. Anyone have any hints or tips on getting the best out of the head? Or any experience with them?
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Help - Missing Travis Bean TB2000 - #391
Burns-bass replied to nationofzeros's topic in General Discussion
I wonder about what happens legally to ownership of the bass turns up again. If a seller buys at an auction of discarded parcels (which happen), for example, are they the legal owner or do they have to relinquish it to the buyer? This happened to me previously. A bass I bought was delivered to Spain (95 stingray) and was never found. -
I’m going through the DB book box and have some to get rid of. First up is the ultra-rare Eugene Cruft School of Bass Playing. This is the original book in good condition (with some wear to the binding, pictured and some pencil marks inside). This is an ultra rare book and regularly sells for $200. £75 seems fair but happy to take offers. Next is the classic Simandl bass method. Older copy but all good. £15 Finally DB Solo book by the reliable Hartley. £10 I’ll update this listing with more books when I get the chance.
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Sick of struggling with intonating your 4003? Then the Babicz is for you! This is a drop-in replacement for the existing bridge, but is a whole world better. This is only for sale in the states at the moment, and not a cheap upgrade but essential particularly if you’re recording. Sustain is greater, adjustment easier and it looks awesome too! This has been used on my Ricky but isn’t needed now. The reason? I’ve had the dreaded tailpiece lift and am fitting a whole new brand new bridge unit. Check out the pics, also includes postage at £135. Come with tools, instructions and two base plates.
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Nova Twins - incredible bass sound and really exciting band
Burns-bass replied to matybigfro's topic in General Discussion
They sound amazing. Shame I missed this gig, would have enjoyed that.