RedVee
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It was always Father Christmas in my day....🤔
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Have you any plans for a visit to England next year?
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I am currently after a M-2000 and your Bass looks stunning. If I lived closer to you I would snap that up straight away!
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That is a beautiful specimen Andy.....Enjoy 🙂
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I went boring some 7 years ago and opted for un interesting standard Sunburst for my Classic. But I love it!
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I use an MXR Iso Brick and it has never let me down.. Has a proper mains lead,10 outputs varying from 6v to 18v, 100ma-450ma. I can't remember how much it cost me though I think it was over £100. I would defo stay way from the Chinese efforts.
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OH HOLD: Alembic Spyder 4 Limited Edition - *SOLD*
RedVee replied to hiram.k.hackenbacker's topic in Basses For Sale
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Lovely Bass......And the usual top Class G&L Bridge.
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Why not try an Ampeg PF-20T, not an exact reproduction of a B-15 or an Heritage but very close.
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Obviously before you posted a reply in the Huawei thread, did you not see some of the earlier posts where members are blatantly getting into politics which is not allowed on the forum. Please learn how to do your job as a Moderator properly. I have reported it but I thought you would have known better!
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So a sovereign state bans equipment from another sovereign state (at the behest of another sovereign state) in its Telecoms insfrastructure. Can't see how this is not political/Political. Maybe stick to reading about string gauges and speaker cones is the safer option and block Off Topic?😉
On a different note, have never been able to understand why people post PM's in a status update but I thought I'd pile in anyway, I feel liberated!
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Not floppy at all if you hold the string with both hands, but I guess some people just don't have the technique which is a shame.I still cannot get my head around your idea of sticking strings to a lollipop stick.....LOL. That is a sure fire way of losing some control when filing nuts.
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Now you are making it more complex than it really is, the gauge of the string will create the perfect slot so there is no need to add anything else. Just use the end of the string before you cut it and you will be fine.
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I have replaced many nuts on my basses over the years and have always used a string. The finished job is always perfect and the technique is easier than using a file as you use both hands which gives you more control. Obviously it is better using Rounds than flats but flats will do the job too.
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Why not use the strings that you are going to put on the Bass as a file. That is what I have always done, it is just as good as a file and will leave you with more dosh in your pocket.
