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    Still available. I thought this was a fair price but haven't had the interest I was expecting. If anybody thinks I'm off on my pricing let me know
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    Due to not having space for more than 1 amp in my life, i'm giving away this (questionable) amp. It came with my first bass about 12 years ago and is pretty bad... but works! It will crackle when you turn a nob. It will hum for no reason at all. It is missing the bolt for the input jack. but... it does work. Really only suitable as somebody's first amp (or a project?). Collection from Cambridge. Can post pics if requested.
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    Got any pics?
  6. curlysam
    Price drop to £350 - GAS is flaring up but trying hard to not give in until this has sold!
  7. curlysam
    Is the whole setup guitar still an option?
  8. curlysam
    Difficult to tell from the photos, is this fretless?
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    Bump
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    Bump with a price drop to £400...
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    Price drop: £350 Looking to trade for a Jazz bass (cash in either direction) - ideally a CV/VM Squier or MIM Fender but will am interested in any reasonable offer! Would much prefer a trade but also accepting a straight sale. The bass is from 1999, made in Japan. In excellent condition, no dings whatsoever, just a little bit of buckle rash on the back and a couple of scratches on one pickup under the E string. - 23 frets on E/A strings, 24 on D/G. - 35" scale - Rosewood fretboard - Ash / Ovankol body - 18V electronics. Original catalog listing here...[url="http://www.drumall.com/shop/file/101/1482540388_376_320.jpg"]http://www.drumall.c...388_376_320.jpg[/url] As with many Ibanez basses of this era it has its own custom hard case which is also included in this sale. The case itself isn't in great condition looks-wise but functionally is sound. Sorry for poor quality pictures (taken on my potato) I'll try to get some better ones soon. If you want any more photos / information let me know. Anybody's welcome to come and have a play - I'm based in Cambridge. EDIT: One day I'll get formatting correct on my first attempt... not today.
  12. curlysam
    PM'd about the Classic Vibe Jazz
  13. curlysam
    [quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1509225427' post='3397472'] Nick Smith (Doctor of the Bass) is in Peterborough which isn't too far and he will come to you if required. [/quote] He'd be willing to come all the way to Cambridge from Peterborough . I've just found his website, I'll give him an email - thanks for the heads up! (Also just seen his ridiculous bass collection!!)
  14. curlysam
    [quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1509226248' post='3397477'] If you don't have any joy here, you could ask in Miller's in the town. [/quote] Ah are you local to Cambridge then? Haven't lived here long and was wondering if there's a "best" music shop in the town, the two big ones seemed to be Miller's and PMT - couldn't work out if either of them were big chains or not though.
  15. curlysam
    I'm looking for a bass teacher in the Cambridge area. Technically I feel i'm relatively solid and (given enough time) can play some fairly complex pieces - I have two things I'd specifically like to work on: - Building up my own bass lines. I've never really written any bass lines myself that I'm proud of. Recently been playing some jazz and am working my way through the classics. My (hopefully achievable) end goal is to be able to go to some local jazz open mic nights and just jam with the other musicians there. Unfortunately at the moment I don't feel I'm in a position to be able to do this. - My other issue is that I've shot myself in the foot big time by only ever learning pieces from tab. Never by ear, never from standard notation. Rectifying this in my own time now, currently working through "The improvisor's bass method" by Chuck Sher which only has standard notation. I think that the first of these two issues is the one I'd like to pay most attention to if I end up getting lessons as the tab issue seems fixable by just knuckling down and practicing. Would ideally want lessons in the city centre as i don't have access to a car - I can however offer my flat as the classroom if that helps! Anyway - didn't plan on writing as much as I have but there we have it!
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