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Duroc17

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  1. lighter a feather i've no scales but my P Bass is 8lb and it's probably 5lbs when lifting both
  2. Thank you! i believe it is the Mandocaster - Ian can play just about anything you put in his hands - we were missing our lead player too due to covid restrictions in his town that day
  3. Selling my Danelectro 63 short scale- very 60s woody sound akin to a semi acoustic due to material used in construction. Twangy thumpy finger tone but kerplunky with plec set up with flats- crazy low action super fast to play - little scratched in pics bout over 16 years old Prefer collection only or can deliver within 50 miles of Clitheroe - or can post at buyer's liability Here it is in action played with plec through Fender Rumble 200 Head and 210 cab https://americana-uk.com/the-twang-factor-presents-west-on-colfax#more-52505
  4. these are great basses - i love mine - i'll only sell it if i can get my brother-in-law let me have his 78 P Bass that he doesn't play!! Or will sell!
  5. Hi Bob still for sale - sorry just saw this i dont seem to be getting notifications
  6. Hi see new pics. Still for sale one person having a think
  7. Here’s a not very helpful video - you need to turn up the volume and where I unplugged the jack - that was it started to feedback from Bass IMG_1967.MOV
  8. I think you’re right. The gain really increases the hiss but once you get the master volume past 75% it goes - I’ve read about the tweeter needing playing in - in live band situation it shouldn’t be a problem
  9. Fan noise is a bit annoying but will be ok with a band. Great at low volume - good round bass - hoping at volume in the mix it’ll be similar - turned it up half way and it’s loud! It’s highlighted my bass has a bit of an earth issue
  10. Markbass just arrived can’t really test it at home but really like size and weight - just need green light for rehearsals!
  11. You’ll also need to consider what kind of music he wants to play. This has nice flats on for a really thumpy 60s sound.
  12. 30 inch scale Carlitos- neck profile is a chunky C but like old Mustang - so easy to play but too small for my large hands
  13. that's a good idea -i usually am on tight stages to right next to amp - much cheaper than this i was looking at https://www.knightonmusiccentre.com/product/accessories/quik-lok/quik-lok-bs317-amp-stand/?gclid=CjwKCAjw9MuCBhBUEiwAbDZ-7vA5Ku5uA5owCkkaem_oMf5-8kL1l8hkhJGXQC02Z59Hnz1U8qqX6xoCcoIQAvD_BwE
  14. Hi ED_S this is very helpful - I dont need very loud and hate hums as i'll probably use it to record - we record live (overdub vocals only) so Markbass it is and going to buy a little amp stand to till it back - having no feet is a bit of an oversight - i'll buy some and put them on
  15. somewhere in between Jamerson and Macca would be my ideal!
  16. Thanks both - I was worried that the the MB might not be a great pairing for P bass - I know the Rumble is - just the smallness of the MB is probably the most alluring bit - might have to be a coin toss
  17. Hi All Had a search through old threads but cant see this comparison - i play country rock, so not too loud or too quiet - i'm really struggling to decide between these 2 lightweight portable cabs - which are same price and same 350w I'm really attracted to the compact size and reputation of the Markbass but I've used a Rumble 200 Head (for sale in market place) and cab before which was great but just want more power. I've heard the MB is too clean and some say the Rumble is too dirty - i do prefer a 12" speaker, but not sure about having a really clean sound - though the VLE button might sort that I mainly play a Bass Centre Bruce Thomas P Bass and I love it - i want a portable rig sub £600 that will fit easily in my car's boot and wont break my back or the bank. Please help me decide
  18. Definitely will look into this thanks
  19. looks nice - suitable for small gigs/rehearsals? i'm in a band that plays country rock so not too loud
  20. Hey Sulberfoxnik thanks sir that’s very kind of you to say
  21. Amplifier Type: Class-D Weight: 4.5lbs (2.04Kg) Height: 2.68" (6.81 cm) Width: 13.78" (35 cm) Depth: 7.19" (18.26 cm) Output Power: 200 watts Impedance: 4 ohms Inputs: One - 1/4" Auxiliary Input: 1/8" Stereo Line Out: One - (XLR with Ground Lift) Effects Loop: 1/4" - (Send/Return) Channels: One - (with Selectable Bright switch, Contour, Vintage switch and Overdrive) Controls: Gain, Bright On/Off, Contour On/Off, Vintage On/Off, Drive, Overdrive On/Off, Level, Bass, Low-Mid, High-Mid, Treble, Master Volume Headphone Jack: 1/8" Stereo Speaker Jack: Two 1/4” Parallel Knobs: Ivory Soft Touch Radio Knobs Pilot Light Jewel: Red LED Other Features: Classic Fender styling, soft-touch radio knobs, foot-switchable overdrive circuit and 3-button voicing palette, extremely lightweight. Footswitch: 1-Button Footswitch Postage £20 to UK or collected from Clitheroe, will require proof off address before posting - will drive to drop off up to 30 miles from BB7
  22. quick there's only nine left! 🙂
  23. Just going if what was told when I bought it could be 2002 but seen written first reissues made 1998-2001
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