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Aidan63

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  1. Nice and very pleasant sale of a pedal to Bernie, paid quickly, no chipping me on the price and asked me to arrange delivery for optimal day for him and all went well despite Royal Mail's tracking online being rubbish on that day - but all arrived as planned. Bernie got back to me to say he's a happy bunny and all is good.
  2. A quick search on here didn't seem to throw this particular instrument up, I am wondering if anyone has any experience of them ? Looks like a lot to like, but of course the maybe usual Fender PJ downside too, but for the money looks a pretty attractive option, rolled Rosewood fingerboard - or maple if you prefer and some pretty colours; not quite a JMJ but they are silly money now (seemed expensive when they came out but almost doubled in price since and if you have an old one you can sell now for more than you paid for it it seems) - just a shame it's the only way to get that actual pickup but doesn't justify the price imho and I really don't like the formulaic relic job. so wondering....
  3. Paul posted a wanted and I offered him a PJ (no surprises) bare body that I had picked up off the forum and not got around to building up, and in the course of our comms I was also able to offer a set of aerodyne pickups and covers that I had acquired to suit. Quickly paid, and Paul quickly messaged to let me know it had arrived and he was happy and posted feedback. Thank you for your purchase, I look forward to seeing the completed bass. GLWTB
  4. Pete bought a pedal I had up for sale; nice easy transaction; respect; thank you
  5. Sounds great, nicely bass forward, but I couldn't make out the lyrics at all, 'kissing you' I think I heard but that was about it - I don't know how the punk producers did it but back in the 70s we could hear pretty much all the words over the instruments, or at least the bands I listened to, pistols, vibrators, undertones, buzzcocks et al, Siouxie was a bit vague sounding sometimes, maybe that's why I preferred the pretenders Great retro video, is MTV still a thing ?
  6. Excellent condition used pedal, with original packaging, with instruction leaflets in English and German as supplied. Has very small ding in the paint on front left of pedal from the aluminium trim on my board flight case, otherwise pretty much like new, and has the original rubber feet on the bottom along with velcro on rubber foam on 3m painters tape which should remove with minimal residue if not required, as pictured. Price includes UK Royal Mail 48 postage, if you want it shipping by another method please ask. Full Specs - " Basically a great preamp with D.I. for passive passive basses " The Sadowsky SBP-1 Bass Preamp offers bassists the same electronics that has been built into every Sadowsky bass for over 30 years. With the flexible combination of preamp and DI box, the pedal can be used in the effects setup in front of the amplifier or to connect your bass directly to a mixer or the PA or your amplifier. The control options are kept simple with Volume, Treble and Bass, Treble and Bass only work as a boost. The SBP-1 Bass Preamp is ideal for upgrading old vintage instruments where you don’t want to change the original electronics. The best results are achieved with passive basses or circuits with active pickups, where you can bypass the active electronics. Bass preamp / EQ / DI effects pedal Offers the same quality Sadowsky electronics that are built into Sadowsky basses Boost only EQ section for Bass and Treble Switchable mute for the instrument DI output to connect the pedal directly into a PA or recording console Bass + 18 dB boost at 40 Hz Treble + 18 dB boost at 4 kHz True bypass Controls for Volume, Treble, Bass Ground Lift switch Bypass footswitch (On / Off) Mute footswitch Status LEDs Metal housing 6.3 mm mono in / output jacks 6.3 mm mono tuner output XLR out (DI) Power supply via 9V battery or optional 9V DC adapter, 2.1 x 5.5 mm barrel plug, polarity (-) center Current draw 11 mA Dimensions (L x W x H) 106 x 107 x 61 mm / 4.17″ x 4.21″ x 2.4″ Weight ca. 780 g / 1.72 lbs
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  7. one oddness is if you post the thread without pics and subsequently add them to the thread by editing the software does not add a thumbnail, as I found with a couple of listings recently
  8. Sold Hutton a pedal, super chap, paid and let me know he'd received it and was happy too, all good, thank you
  9. Is it an American made neck with the Bullet trussrod (1974-82) ? Maybe the adjuster has been changed if so as it isn't bullet shaped
  10. So they moved the bridge closer to the neck by the look of it, so they won't be much shorter in reach than a 33" bass or smaller bodied and likely to be neck dive prone surely - I don't get it
  11. what size allen key does it take, if its a 1.5mm then its probably M3 like most metric saddle screws
  12. With original box, sticker and quick start guide Little bit of fluffy velcro on end which is where I used to stick a battery when using it with my battery powered PJB set up It's mini size pedal, super versatile unit, especially if you really understand compression and are prepared to spend time making your own set up(s), Doods review on YT covers it well; software and preloads available from TC website And it is simple to use, just one knob, in conjunction with the phone app playing a tone through the pickup on your instrument to switch between the many 'name' and general preloads, find the one you like and adjust how much, ideal for when the band or the Sound Engineer says have you got compression/you should have compression Price include UK postage with Royal Mail 48
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  13. In original box, with sticker and quick start guide Now SOLD Plenty of threads about it for bass on here and on t'internet generally; useful stackable overdrive for guitar too; takes a PP3 9v battery if you want to use it stand alone or as part of portable battery powered rig rather than using with a power supply, usual 9v centre negative 2.1mm socket for use with power supply
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