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Ebay - Bass Guitars Recommended for you - Go for it?
Eldon Tyrell replied to Eldon Tyrell's topic in General Discussion
Sorry, I should have checked better π -
Ebay - Bass Guitars Recommended for you - Go for it?
Eldon Tyrell replied to Eldon Tyrell's topic in General Discussion
BTW, the same guy is also selling a used Classic looking 1980's Air Guitar which is just an empty hard case and a stand for Β£799. Not sure what this is all about. A bit late for an April 1st joke. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1980s-Vintage-Air-Guitar/264451163959 -
Got an email from ebay today: "Bass Guitars Recommended for you" One was this one: https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/264754366975?campaign-id=90001&run-date=20200730023000&templateId=0bff632b-c44d-4b26-aa5d-5d92d3981176&templateVersion=259&co=13&placement-type=mfe.piyi1P&user-id=44117871227&instance=1596101400&site-id=3&trackingCode=16TE79002_T_ALL_ORM&placement-type-name=mfe.piyi1P&mfe-Id=101242 Text days: "A beautiful example of a 1970's Fender Jazz bass. Solid body with bolt on neck, Rosewood fingerboard and active electronics. Well loved and well played. In need of some TLC and would suit some-one who is just starting to learn" What do you think, should I go for it? π
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Nope, I am only "performing" in our living room for my wife and our neighbours π
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Wish you were right, @Al Krow Unfortunately, I still want the Yamaha BB Peter Hook signature bass (huge JD and NO fan), an EBMM Stingray Classic in natural (as a Bernard Edwards Tribute bass) and a P bass (as my Motown and Stax bass, already got the Fender Pure Vintage 63 pickup for it). However, knowing me, I will get all these basses and then sell them to finance (a) Spector bass(es). I've already done it many times before (with Fender, EBMM, G&L, Lakland and Dingwall basses) π
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I have bought Euro LT with the FF pickups but have not received it yet. I decided to have the front pickup replaced with the Mike Inez Fishman Fluence Legacy Series pickup. This will be my second AIC bass (in addition to the Mike Starr Euro LE with the Haz 9V). I hope to receive the bass next week. My brain still says that the bass is way too expensive for a Euro; however, it really looks killer and when it comes to Spector basses my brain does not seem to have much say anyway π
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I am sure they mean the new LT with the Fishman pickups as the Black Fade/Faded black model comes with both Fishman pickups and preamp. It is a limited edition and only 50 were made: Check from 3:13. Interestingly, the prototype looks quite different from the actually released bass. I think the actual bass looks much, much better as the prototype had a "naked" back. The specs also differ from the other LTs (red, blue, tiger eye and violet). Andertons probably just copied and pasted the text from the normal LT (it also says gold hardware and Darkglass preamp) and currently shows the official list price. B&M show the NAMM prototype but also give the wrong specs. Again a case of copy& paste. https://www.bandm.co.uk/spector-bass-euro-4lt-black-fade-gloss.html From https://bassmusicianmagazine.com/2020/01/spector-bass-model-updates-and-signature-models-for-namm-2020/ Euro LT β Faded Black β Limited Edition Limited Edition Euro LT Figured Maple top; Weight-relived Paulownia body Ebony Fingerboard; Fishman Fluence Pickups & Circuit 4-String β MAP $2,599.99 5-String β MAP $2,699.99 From Spector: https://www.facebook.com/OfficialSpector/posts/new-for-2020-the-spector-euro-lt-faded-black-limited-edition-last-year-spector-d/10158208184954206/
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Andertons still has two in stock. Go for it. You only live once π
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Well, well, what can I say, I failed π
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Congrats!
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You got it?
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Latest update: BD has one in stock now too for Β£2299 and it looks KILLER!!! Good for me that it looks too close to my new Forte, so I hope to be able to resist the temptation π
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This is not "a Euro LX TW". This is a stunning looking "Euro LX TW" π
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Update: Andertons has two in stock now (warehouse) and, guess what, they are indeed selling them for Β£2,719.00. Well, good luck with that π
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Spector fans! I posted this in another thread but thought you may like it too: Good news is that 2 Spector basses made it into the "most iconic basses" collection. My main take-away: Doug seems to be a really cool dude and Ian may not be the most qualified when it comes to country names π Ian Hill's Spector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfK9oErvUeo 13:41 - Ian Hill Doug Wimbish's Spector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtHd2v9YiEA 29:38 - Doug Wimbish Enjoy!
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Premier Guitar Rig Rundown - Most Iconic Basses
Eldon Tyrell replied to Eldon Tyrell's topic in General Discussion
Good point. Well, they mention in the video that is covering the last 10 years, which brings us to 2010 the earliest. The dissolution of Czechoslovakia happened in 1993. Hmm. -
I came across this interesting video. A "Best of" Premier Guitar's Rig Rundown for basses. Which one is your favourite? I am a huge Spector fan and two Spector basses get featured. However, my fav is Tim Commerford's EBMM Stingray in natural with black hardware (44:38). I think it looks killer and I always hoped that EBMM would release it as a signature model (or at least allow to swap chrome for black hardware). I guess it will never happen π Verdine White's Sadowsky: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQOGJi9re5s Flea's Fender Sig: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwlQVYD-IXk Josephine Wiggs Ernie Ball Music Man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqc1tSyk0O4 John Taylor's Peavey: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfcOnTwT1wE Ian Hill's Spector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfK9oErvUeo Billy Sheehan's Yamaha: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8I5pNnvNgY Lou Barlow's Gibson Grabber: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXQ1jSmEc30 Doug Wimbish's Spector: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtHd2v9YiEA Chris Squire's Rickenbacker: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsGjl6kP0SI Tim Commerford Ernie Ball Music Man: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsgUqLdgQ1U 00:00 - Intro 00:33 - Verdine White 06:38 - The Breeders 08:25 - Flea 11:13 - John Taylor 13:41 - Ian Hill 19:20 - Billy Sheehan 26:45 - Lou Barlow 29:38 - Doug Wimbish 33:46 - Chris Squire 38:42 - Tim Commerford
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That's correct and the "creature" on the back of the headstock is the California Grizzly bear (as San Luis Obispo is located in Cal's central coast region). The bear is one of the most iconic symbols of the state and can be seen both on the state flag and seal.
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Thank you and yes, I know, I know there is no such thing as too much oomph. If it is too strong, then I am too weak π
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Well, there are direct flights from B'ham to ZΓΌrich, so yes, you should indeed be very worried as your bass really kills π€©
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Don't worry, it will be a NS2 inferno with an Ian Hill neck π
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Cheers. Yes, the Forte really has the ultimate "no-frills" look. I actually like the "bling" look more, esp. the burl/inferno red combo. I think I will go for that next (would have to be a NS-2) but they cost some crazy money. This could be good news for you if you want to own a Forte as I probably will then have to part with my two Fortes (my other Forte has EMG PJX pickups and the Aguilar OBP2, the finish is Vintage Tint Ash and only two were ever made in that finish. The other one belongs to PJ Rubal) to finance it π
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Cheers. The EMG DCxs are interesting. After having spent the last few hours playing the new bass, what can I say? Well, only for the second time (out of almost 20 basses) I owned, I am almost tempted to say that the bass has too much oomph. I know, I know, how can that ever be the case? Isn't more always better? π The other bass with almost too much power was my G&L L 2000. Similar to that one, I have to reduce the master volume quite a bit to not make the windows of my living room pop out. What else can I say after the first day? The action is great. Low without any buzz. Just perfect. The neck is ok. Not too chunky but not as slim as on my 77. I guess I am just too spoilt by my 77, which has the best neck of all my Spector basses (and the second best of all, after my Lakland Skyline 44-01). The weight is ok, not too heavy. I like the look of the wood grain a lot. The tone is good too. However, in direction comparison to my Mike Starr LE with the EMG PJs and the Haz 9V, I like the latter a bit more. It just has THE tone for me. So, all in all, the Forte is a nice addition to my collection but I guess my dream bass would have the neck of the 77, the pickups and preamp of the Mike Starr and, of course, a premium buckeye burl top in an inferno high gloss finish. Better start saving for that one then π
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There really is only one word: Perfection!