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    One of the best lines (and the best tones) ever
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    Great communication and easy dealing with Andy
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    [quote name='flippyfloop' post='943210' date='Sep 2 2010, 11:51 AM']Any dents on the neck.[/quote] It's practically spotless. Nothing more than a very shallow, practically invisible trace of a knock around the 12th fret.
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    Still available...
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    In superb condition...
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    Plays like butter.
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    A fine EMG - upgraded Ibanez SR300FM in great condition for sale. Original cost was £300, with an additional £300 worth of upgrades (EMG pickups and EQ) - so it's up for sale at the price I bought it for: [size=4][b][u]£275[/u][/b][/size] which I think is a very fair price. It's a fine bass with a remarkable buzz-free super-low action and the smoothest frets I've ever seen. The Pick ups and Circuitry were professionally upgraded 5 years ago to EMG according to the original owner. The active circuit is 18volt EMG's with a P and J. The control gives you total flexibility with: P & J Blend Bass Cut/Boost Treble Cut/Boost Mid Cut/Boost Mid Sweep Ibanez SR300FM 4-String Electric Bass Features: • SR4 neck • 3-piece maple neck • Agathis body • 24 medium frets • Rosewood Fingerboard • B100 bridge • IBZ DXP neck pickup (now EMG) • IBZ DXJ bridge pickup (now EMG) • Pearl dot inlay • EQB-IIC 2-band EQ (now EMG circuitry) I'm in Greenwich, south London if you want to come around and try it out. Kev
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    Thanks for suggestions, guys. Just spotted this at £170: [url="http://www.basscentre.com/bass-cabs/eden-ex110-cab.html"]http://www.basscentre.com/bass-cabs/eden-ex110-cab.html[/url] Anybody got any experience with them?
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    Terrific catchy bassline
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    To get to Sting's bass playing you have to get past his silly, high-pitched voice and cod - Jamaican accent ...and I'm not prepred to do that, I'm afraid.
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    Never heard a a better fretless than a Wal.
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    I've always thought this was a fine Pop bassline
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    Summer holiday bump...
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    [quote name='LawrenceH' post='924020' date='Aug 13 2010, 03:23 PM']Ah thanks, Dumb question, but did you have a good way of avoiding/dealing with dust in the clearcoats? Without a proper workshop to do this in I'm having trouble despite trying to keep the spray area tidy and clear.[/quote] Not really. If I look closely there is some variation in surface texture on some of the areas and I didn't have anything to buff up the finish with - but it just didn't bother me too much. It's [i]fairly[/i] smooth but definitely far from perfect.
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    [quote name='LawrenceH' post='922402' date='Aug 12 2010, 10:09 AM']Really impressive job there - can I ask did you clearcoat the bass after spraying the colours?[/quote] Yes, I did. I stayed 'brand loyal' and used a whole can of Halford's ordinary lacquer on the paint.
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    [quote name='paul h' post='855841' date='Jun 3 2010, 11:01 AM']I admit to being a bit intrigued by this glove thing so I decided to do my own little sound test. Apparently my bass playing is completely shot and I can't play in time with or without gloves but have a listen any way. One half is played au naturel and the other wearing some woolly gloves from Next. See if you can tell which is which. [attachment=51287:glove_test.mp3][/quote]
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    I've got the stacked bass and treble/pull bright and sweepable mid on one of my basses. I'm most critical of the bass pot. First of all there's no cut on the bass - just a massive 15db boost - [i]far[/i] too much in my opinion and the more you turn it up the less of the other frequencies you hear. I don't like the design and find it quite useless as it totally swamps and kills the tone. I do like the treble though - and the pull bright works very well with low noise. Critical, again of the mid control - it's difficult to pinpoint the frequency (I have no trouble on a Wal) because the pot goes way too high into the treble (all ready covered by the treble control) meaning the vital 300 - 800hz area is located in an infuriating nano- turn of the knob. He has plenty of products so choose carefully till you find the one that suits you.
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    I've decided that my Ukulele playing days are over (everyone's at it now) so I have a Hawaiian, professional quality, hand-crafted, mahogany tenor model for sale. Beautiful, sweet sound and low action. [b]This is not a toy ukulele[/b] - it's a proper instrument! [b]Selling for £180[/b] A properly carved heel. Superb machine heads that always stay in tune: Some slight dings on the bottom of the instrument; it was reduced from £315 to £265 due to this when I bought it two and a half years ago from the famous ululele shop in Spitalfields.
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    [quote name='silddx' post='920393' date='Aug 10 2010, 10:12 AM']That's an excellent job![/quote] Thanks!
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    [quote name='skelf' post='920109' date='Aug 9 2010, 09:42 PM']Very nice job Kev.[/quote] An honour from a master of the art!
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    [quote name='bumnote' post='920088' date='Aug 9 2010, 09:26 PM']that looks great like the blue going into the white[/quote] Thanks. I used your advice and had more success spraying with the body flat on a bench rather than suspended upright. Many thanks for that
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    [quote name='Wil' post='919994' date='Aug 9 2010, 08:00 PM']That looks great, well done![/quote] Thanks you!
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    It's quite a transformation both visually and ergonomically: it weighs a lot less now and tucks into the body nicely. Sounds great, too. Only one mistake: a slip of the soldering iron around the back plate - but I can't be bothered to re-do it!
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