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Duroc17

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  1. JET Guitars JPB-300 Bass, Green nice useable P easy playing. Great back up - just not using it pick up Clitheroe or can ship for £15 the blurb 😎 Single PB-style pickup delivers classic bass tones Roasted maple neck improves stability and provides a smooth playing experience Vintage-style chrome hardware gives it a timeless look with reliable performance Red tortoise pickguard adds a unique aesthetic touch to the striking green finish The JET Guitars JPB-300 Bass, Green is a beautifully crafted instrument designed for players who seek classic tones with modern reliability. Its roasted poplar body provides rich resonance, while the roasted maple neck and rosewood fretboard offer a smooth and stable playing experience. The single PB-style pickup delivers punchy, vintage-inspired bass tones perfect for a wide range of musical styles. With vintage-style chrome hardware and a striking red tortoise pickguard, the JPB-300 stands out both visually and sonically. Its 34" scale length ensures a familiar feel, and the 2-point bridge with 4 saddles offers excellent tuning stability. This bass combines retro aesthetics with modern build quality, making it a dependable choice for any Classic PB-style pickup for punchy tones The JET Guitars JPB-300 Bass features a single PB-style pickup that delivers classic, punchy bass tones with clarity and definition. This vintage-inspired pickup is perfect for achieving the iconic sounds heard across a wide range of musical genres, from rock and funk to blues and soul. Its output is balanced, providing both depth and punch, making it an ideal choice for players who seek versatility in their tone. Roasted maple neck for enhanced stability Equipped with a Canadian roasted maple neck, the JPB-300 offers superior stability and smooth playability. The roasting process strengthens the wood while improving its resistance to warping and environmental changes. Combined with a rosewood fretboard, this neck provides a comfortable, fast feel, making it perfect for both intricate runs and solid grooves. Vintage aesthetics with modern reliability The JPB-300 stands out with its vintage-style chrome hardware, giving it a timeless look that complements its classic tone. The durable chrome hardware is built to last, ensuring reliable performance over time. Paired with a striking red tortoise pickguard against the vibrant green finish, this bass guitar blends retro aesthetics with modern construction, making it both a visual and sonic standout. Optimised playability with a 34" scale length Designed with a 34" scale length, the JPB-300 Bass offers a familiar feel that bassists will appreciate. This standard scale ensures excellent string tension and provides the right balance for deep, resonant lows and crisp articulation. The 2-point bridge with 4 saddles adds to the instrument's stability, allowing players to enjoy accurate intonation and smooth playability during any performance. Specifications Product Name: JET Guitars JPB-300 Bass, Green Product Code: JETJPB300SGR Body Material: Roasted Poplar Colour: Green Pickguard: Red tortoise Neck & Fretboard Neck Material: Canadian Roasted Maple Neck Shape: Modern C Fretboard Material: Rosewood Fretboard Radius: 12" Nut Width: 1.5" Nut Material: Bone Number of Frets: 20 Scale Length: 34" Truss Rod: Double action Hardware & Electronics Machine Head: Chrome, Vintage-style Bridge: 2 points, 4 saddles Pickup Configuration: 2X PB Style Controls: 2 Volumes, 1 Tone String Brand: Flats Hardware Finish: Chrome
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  2. Bought Kelley Compressor - great comms and packaging delivered quickly - great BCer
  3. Gator deluxe hardcase plush lining - fits Rickenbacker/ Fender full scale basses Strong clasps - smooth handle - lockable but no key - prob genetic one. Few marks here and there as has been used £10 post or collect Clitheroe
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  4. Bought from fellow BCer but ended upselling the Ric - it did however, make the Ric way more usable - easy intonation, locking saddles, palm muting, better sustain. please note the screws that came with it, I’m not certain are original as one head snapped off leaving in the Ric - which to be honest cost cash in the sale (probably could’ve got someone to take it out) so use the original Ric screws or get some better quality from Screwfix Postage £8 or collect
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  5. Just got these for a P - tension tad stiff for me. E and A cut for a P bass. inc postage.
  6. Duroc17

    NBD 72 P

    John Deacon’s has always been my fave looking bass
  7. Duroc17

    NBD 72 P

    Went to rescue this from a weekend in a DHL warehouse, bright and early. 1972 P was lake placid blue but stripped with Brazilian rosewood and vintage C neck on a B nut width. Strung with La Bella’s - had tort pick guard but came with the original mint guard which went on straight away. Well after letting it warm up and played for an hour. The search is over this is my bass now. I got leant a 79 P, nine years ago and it was love but the guy just wouldn’t sell (he rarely plays it as he’s a guitarist) as he’d had it new, I tried quite a few times. This is bass is lighter and every bit as good as my memory of it. The vintage C neck isn’t chunky but lovely roundness and whoever sanded and sealed this has done an awesome job. So resonant Put the covers in from an old late 80s P which was one that I had chasing the 79 vibe. Just for fun - taken off now as I prefer TI flats and I have a set ready but for today I’m enjoying the La Bella’s but they’re a heavier gauge and stiffer than I like. Happy days
  8. As great as they are it's not for me and I had the chance to get a refinished strpped to natural 72 P think John Deacon (complete sucker for natural basses esp satin feel) So 'ere no messin' abaht - rock bottom price £2400 got offered £2200 off one of the well know UK bass shops but too much off a loss - so can just about live with dropping £450 in two months for this amazing Ric - Mr Mojo Risin and all that Bought from Andy Baxter in Dec to scratch the Ric itch - I really didnt like the standard Ric bridge - so got a hipshot one from BCer here - and much much better to play and can palm mute without having a physics degree to work out break angles and can intonate it easily, i have the action pretty low as I dont really dig in but this locking bridge is easy to raise too- UPDATE the original bridge is back on back on for sale and include hipshot - also will include new foam mute from Ricky Sounds that needs putting on if you want. Full disclosure putting the old bridge back on one of the hipshot screws lost its head - which is 1 of 3 under bridge so cant see it and all still works - cost well reflected in price - easy fix if you have the tool - i dont and dont want to risk messing up the wood. Weight was 9.1lbs - think hipshot has made it more 9.5lbs but it doesnt feel it as balances real nice - nut is 40mm - the neck is the best ive played - i dont know what profile it is apart from it's great. Buckle rash on back and the odd ding here for a 41 year old bass and there but nothing that takes away from playing Grab a chunk of Ric gold for much less than the 3K+ you see these got for. Come play it in Clitheroe - happy to drive about 40 miles in any direction - or can post but post will have to be insured about £50 - comes with vintage case which is a snug fit, see in pics or for extra £50 can throw in bigger more roomy hard case. Cheers for looking - get in touch if you need to know anything.
  9. Cherry Coloured Funk - Cocteau Twins
  10. this is what i'm talking about - i'm guessing Serek Grand or Lincoln maybe? stop twirling more focussing on bass!
  11. totally - especially fake bass face - if you have time to look like your having a stroke you're not serving the song but yourself (let's see how that can of worms goes down haha) looking at you League haha (top bassist) but sorry bass face really annoys me - i just look annoyed i've been told but that's what i always look like
  12. Yes!
  13. So tired of waiting - the kinks
  14. Subclause 45a Basses without headstocks automatically are excluded from any filming due to being played by misguided fools
  15. Up the junction- Squeeze
  16. We demand change! Ring the King tell him not all is well!
  17. c**** are still running the world. Jarvis Cocker
  18. Or when the singer names the band - he has to say … on the (make and model) bass is…(name of bassist, age star sign optional)
  19. I’m going to write to the government or the police. That when there is film of a live band - there must be, by law, at least a 5 second shot of the bass including headstock close up. im not unreasonable I don’t expect a caption of what make and year it is, just a proper shot of the bass the amount of time I’ve seen some interesting bass on a video but not seen all of it is criminal yours faithfully Seymour Bass
  20. I get 90% on with it. And it’s fab - sounds amazing. Probably could get used to it. As been noodling for hours and hours on it. But I don’t want to have to think about placement when playing- I know I’ll regret it but jazz is for me.
  21. Holding back the years - Simply Red
  22. f*** John Fox Ass Should’ve probably previewed the footage 🤣🤣🤣
  23. Yes it’s the Energy cab - didn’t realise I’d put wrong title. Yes it’s the 400w super light one.
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