dyerseve
⭐Supporting Member⭐-
Posts
906 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Shop
Articles
Everything posted by dyerseve
-
ive just posted the video on Fender Germany's Facebook page. Let's see how they react...😬
-
I think it would be mostly fixed by improved production methods, better quality control and people actually giving a sh!t about the products they are making...
-
Ibanez SR1010 SOL Made in Japan, 3.8Kg, **price drop to £495**
dyerseve replied to dyerseve's topic in Basses For Sale
-
Online retailers should take a few minutes to setup a bass before posting promotional pics...
-
see my updated reply...
-
The string location relative to the pup looks ok. However, the E string looks too far away from the edge of the fretboard - the opposite of what Lobster had to deal with.
-
Don't look in the BC classifieds then...
-
Alembic Essence 1991 Flamed Walnut top + original case and papers
dyerseve replied to Quasar79's topic in Basses For Sale
-
It's not cheap but it sure is nice....
dyerseve replied to vinorange's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
100% agree. I shudder when I see flame maple tops on exotic basses as it almost always will look tacky or remind me of tacky instruments... -
- 1 reply
-
- 1
-
Up for sale is a vintage Ibanez MS10 Metal Charger distortion pedal. The pedal is in excellent condition, functions perfectly and comes complete with the original box and user manual. The pedal has just been serviced - all of the potentiometers and contacts have been cleaned and the pedal has been fully checked over and given a clean bill of health. The pedal is missing one of the original knobs but I have included a knob the fits the pedal and functions perfectly. If you dont like it, you can just pull it off. From original sales brochure: Features If you are looking for that hot and heavy, massive metalmania distortion, hook up with an Ibanez MS10. It has more "raw gain" than any other distortion available. It has five controls to let you really capture the rage in your guitar. There is a Drive control that varies the amount of distortion, an Attack control for predistortion, treble and boost and Punch and Edge controls that provide post distortion equalization. Plug into an MS10 and you will swear that you have a wall of power behind you. Use The MS10 was designed specifically to recreate the tonality of large British amplifiers. Because of various reasons including different tubes (valves), equalization voicing, speaker characteristics and cabinet resonances these amps sound drastically different than other amps. The punch control simulates the cabinet resonance at certain low frequencies while the attack and edge concentrate on high frequency e.q. and speaker traits. Distortion is adjustable and at full settings simulates not only pre-amp clipping bu adds the effect of power-amp and speaker overdrive. As with any distortion device, location in the "chain" or signal flow is very important. It is usually desirable to distort the guitar signal first before adding further processing (with possible exception of compression). Since many large "stacks" don't have effect loops or outputs after the pre-amp, these amps are "miked" and the sound engineer adds processing to the microphone channel. In large halls or studios this is fine because the guitarist hears the finished product through a fine monitoring system. But for most players this is impossible. Even if you own an amplifier like this, chances are you aren't getting the "finished product". The MS10 at the front of a chain of processors may actually sound better than processors fed into expensive amplifiers. Don't distort your processing, distort the guitar then process the distortion. (experiment with placement of e.q., compressor and phaser, but always place delay effects "post distortion") Shipping to UK will be 18GBP, within the EU 15€ and within Germany 6€
-
**SOLD** For sale is a fantastic high end Japanese Ibanez SR1010 with a SOL finish. Research shows that the model number is SR1010SOL and the serial number reveals it was made in the legendary FujiGen factory Production year: September 1998 Serial number: 38096 This bass features a mahogany body, wenge and bubinga neck with a rosewood fingerboard with mother of pearl inlays, quality hardware including Gotoh tuners and an Accu-Cast B20 bridge. The electronics are also very high quality and feature pickups developed in the USA and an active Vari-Mid HiFi EQ. With this EQ you can set the center frequency that you want to cut or boost. There are also controls for reducing/boosting the treble and bass. The neck is a typical slim Ibanez neck that plays like a dream. The bass is very light with only 3.8 kg. The bass is in very good condition - there are some light playing marks and hardware tarnishing, but no damage and everything works perfectly. Luminous fret markers were added to the side of the neck by a previous owner. The bass will be shipped in a hard case. Shipping to UK £55, EU £25
-
**SOLD** For sale is a beautiful vintage high-end Ibanez from the late 80's. Research shows the model number is SR800LE and the serial number reveals it was made in the legendary FujiGen factory Year of Production: September 1987 Serial Number: 42619 Features: Offset Double Cutaway Basswood Body, Bolt-On 3-Piece Maple Neck, 24 Fret Rosewood Fingerboard with Mother of pearl inlays, Gotoh tuners, AccuCast B20 bridge, an active Regulated Lo-Z J-style and an active Regulated Lo-Z P-style Ibanez pickup, Volume / Blend / Bass and Treble EQ controls, black hardware. This bass has a very clear and powerful tone, it's incredibly easy to play and the EQ offers plenty of adjustment options to find your perfect tone. This is the second SR800LE I have owned. The other was used in a different tuning - this one was only used in the standard tuning. Overall the bass is in very good condition, especially for a 35 year old instrument! All electronics work perfectly, as does the truss rod and hardware. There are a few minor dents as you would expect on any used instrument but you have to look closely to find them - see photos The fingerboard has been cleaned and oiled, the frets have been cleaned and polished. All potentiometers have been cleaned with a contact cleaner so they work perfectly. Nice ergonomic and well balanced bass. At just 3.6 kg, it's also pretty light! The bass comes in a Warwick gig bag, packed in a sturdy shipping carton. Shipping to UK £55, EU £25 - cheaper options are available if I detach the neck and the buyer reattaches it upon arrival....
-
**SOLD STP** Up for sale is my stunning Warwick Corvette Std. Special Edition. Built in 2009 this bass is number 06 form a very limited production run of only 64pcs! The bass has a very thick gorgeous Bubinga Pomelle top on a swamp ash body and is finished with Warwick's natural oil finish. Like all German-made Warwicks, this Corvette is a tone monster with outstanding build quality and it is a joy to play. Combine a lighter weight body with a super fast neck and a powerful Seymour Duncan Basslines pickups boosted by an MEC 2 band active EQ, and you have a killer bass that cuts through the mix like butter and can hold its own in any music genre. This bass is finished in a natural oil finish that really highlights the beautiful grain of the Bubinga Pomelle. This bass is very clean, but there are a few very small scratches and dings that I have tried to show prominently in the the last 2 photos of the bass - this is not due to neglect - just because the ash body wood is rather soft. The bass functions perfectly – this includes the truss rod, hardware and electronics. The bass is all original except for the wiring from the pickups to the balance potentiometer. This wiring has been upgraded to high quality silver plated 6N OFC copper to provide even more clarity and definition - as you will see from the final photo, it has been very well executed and the wiring is neat and tidy. This Special Edition Warwick Corvette Std. comes with a brand new, non-orginal, ABS hard case to keep it safe during shipping! Serial number: d149944-09 Article number: 0244SX0000CZABUOWW produced: 02.04.2009 Description: CO Corvette Std, 4-string Natural Oil finish Swamp Ash/ Bubinga top body Ovangkol neck Chrome hardware Made in Germany WEIGHT:4,5Kg/9.92lbs The bass is located in 56281, Emmelshausen, Germany. Shipping to the UK will be about 110GBP. Within Germany 45€, within most of the EU 60€. I only ship with full insurance and tracking.
-
Up for sale is my stunning Warwick Streamer LX. Built in Germany 1997 this bass is in absolutely incredible condition for a 26 year old bass! The bass has a gorgeous solid maple body and beautiful Wenge neck and fretboard. The body is finished with Warwick's natural oil finish. Like all German-made Warwicks, this Streamer LX is a tone monster with outstanding build quality and it is a joy to play. Combine a lightweight body with a super fast neck and a powerful active MEC pickups boosted by an MEC 2 band active EQ, and you have a killer bass that cuts through the mix like butter and can hold its own in any music genre. This bass is finished in a natural oil finish that, in the right light, really highlights the beautiful grain of the maple. This bass is exceptionally clean with no dings or scratches that I can find. There is a bit of light tarnish to the gold machine heads. The bass functions perfectly – this includes the truss rod, hardware and electronics. The bass is all original - except the strings of course! This Warwick Streamer LX comes with a brand new, non-orginal, ABS hard case to keep it safe during shipping! Details from Hans Peter Wilfer: - Bass Streamer LX 4 string Serial Number F 039249 97 Year 1997 Month June Number 039249 Neck Wood Wenge Wood Fingerboard Wenge Wood Frets Bronce Warwick Frets Nut Just a Nut Brass Version Neck construction Bolt On Body 2 pcs. solid Maple Surface Oil Finish / BeeWax surface Pickups active MEC PJ Pickups Electronic active MEC 2 Band Electronic Hardware Gold Hardware made for Warwick Made in Germany / 08258 Markneukirchen WEIGHT:4,00Kg/8,82lbs The bass is located in 56281, Emmelshausen, Germany. Shipping to the UK will be about 110GBP. Within Germany 45€, within most of the EU 60€. I only ship with full insurance and tracking.
-
Nothing on ebay that I can see
-
1988 Warwick thumb NT5 price dropped £2250 - *SOLD*
dyerseve replied to Bassman666's topic in Basses For Sale
-
Seller has just replied with another bizzare reply: "Most issues you show on the pics are also in the pics that i published in this announce, like the 2 missing screws, the small damage on the left top body side, also some scratches on the bottom of the body, the small dent on the neck pickup is all on the pictures, so the bass is sold as is !!!, the bass is in excellent condition for a 32 year!!! old bass guitar, neck is perfectly strait without any weak spots, yes the bass came with low action, because that is the way have all my basses and the way i like to play. again i´ll ask you where was the bass between 11 and 16 of January as you told me that ups did not clarify anything. looking forward to hear from reverb. have a nice day" So he agrees the bass arrived with more damage then when he sent it. The photos on the listing are very poor and it is not clear that there was any existing damage or missing screws - certainly none of this is mentioned in the description. Also, why list the bass as "Excellent Condition" if this was the case??? I am really not sure why he keeps asking me where the bass was between 11th and 16th of January - the answer will inevitably be in a UPS distribution center or vehicle. The answer is also completely irrelevant to the case at hand, the damage sustained and his responsibility to refund me! 🥱
-
thank you - I have already made a comprehensive collection of photos documenting the damage of the bass and have shared these photos with the seller and the website. I have just had my request for a full refund of the bass denied by the seller with the following message: "Hi Chris, the bass left my home in perfect condition, it is really strange all, ups left bass at your front door but bass was not there, so where was the bass ????? the bass setup was perfect for the strings i use ( normal rotosound 030 set). i have been working as luthier so don´t come up with stories, if the bass wouldn´t be in a good condition i would have mentioned it or even not sell it." Here is my reply and what will be my final communication with him: Please note that I am not interested in what condition the bass left your home, how it was setup or how many years you say you have worked as a luthier. What I am interested in is you adhering to the terms and condition of Reverb.com - terms and conditions you agree to adhere to when you choose to sell on this website. I am also only interested in the condition of the bass as it arrived to me. That condition did not match the condition you declared in your listing. Therefore, I have not received what I paid for - it is as simple as that. The damage to the bass is a direct result of your choice to insufficiently and ineffectively package the bass for shipping. The fact that you chose not to insure the bass for shipping is your fault, not mine. Mind you, even if you had insured the bass, your insufficient and ineffective packaging would have resulted in your claim being denied. You have no choice but to refund me, you do not have a leg to stand on and only have yourself to blame for this situation. This will be my final communication with you as you are completely unable to accept and responsibility for your actions, accept the facts of the situation or acknowledge that you are bound to the terms and conditions for all sellers here on Reverb.com. I will now pursue this matter only through Reverb.
-
Well I have now decided to return the bass for a full refund. Last night I was showing the bass to my GF when I discovered, under a brighter light, that there is a small crack where the headstock joins the neck. The Fret buzz thing is also totally bizzare - the buzzing occurs between (roughly)the 5th and 12th frets of all the strings, yet the relief is set correctly, as is the action at the bridge and at the nut. So it appears that the neck has developed a "hump" in this region. So im going to wipe my hands of this bass and this terrible seller. Just such a shame that this once incredible instrument is now close to useless and worthless...
-
1983 MIJ fretless Aria Pro 2 SB special 2 - *SOLD*
dyerseve replied to AndyTheBassBison's topic in Basses For Sale
-
Well as the bass is completely unplayable I think it's OK to ask him to pay for the setup. The way it is now is nothing to do playing style differences with all due respect! I should have mentioned that the fretbuzz only occurs on the first 6 frets so is nothing to do with action. The relief looks fine as does the nut height. This is why im wanting a pro to look at it. Also, as the bass will have to go to a luthier anyway to repair the damage, clean the pots etc. then making the bass playable again via a quick setup is not much to ask. I also want to get the neck checked to make sure it isn't twisted as when the bass arrived it was "tuned" D,G,D#,G# so that has me concerned...
-
Thanks mate. Seller booked and paid for shipping (I paid shipping costs within my order). To be fair to Reverb, although it was avery different story 12 months ago, they seem to have really turned things around with their customer service! I have had a few dealings with them lately and everything they have been nothing short of excellent!
-
Just to update: i had requested a partial refund from the seller to cover the damage to the bass and a full setup as the bass is currently unplayable through fret buzz and I don't have the right tools to adjust an Alembic neck. The seller denied the request stating any damage occurring during shipping was the fault of the courier. I have tried to make him realise that if he doesn't package the bass appropriately or sufficiently, or insure the bass, then any damage during shipping is entirely his responsibility! I've asked Reverb to step in, fingers crossed 🤞