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Larko Glitchmann

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  1. Hi Sandberg lovers,

     

    I've been using Sandberg  5 strings for many years. I ended up ordering a custom bass from them.

    It's a TT5 passive base with a paulownia body. There are some details like the luminiscent sidedots or the ramp.

    I received it 6 months ago and I only play it now.

    I kept my VM2-5 25th Anniversary as a spare wich seemed light to me at the time but wich weighs as a truck today compared to the 2,7kg of my custom one !

    I'm definitevely a Sandberg addict !!

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  2. Yep, same here. I've been used to have great communication with them for years and nobody answered my former mail.

    So, maybe here I can have an answer ?

    I've received my custom order bass wich is great but I've noticed something regarding strings.

    I play with Sandberg strings 048/120 (5S) and it's what I asked in my order.

    The strings are, for sure, 048/120 but they don't look like Sandberg strings. The end of the strings (wich goes into tne machine head) is cover by black nylon. Usely, Sandberg strings are without any nylon...

    Did anybody noticed this too ?

    BTW the strings sound very good and that's why I'd like to know what they are ;)

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  3. Hi everyone,

     

    Here's for sale (no trade) my Sandberg TT5

    I bought it new in april 2021 at Bass Direct

     

    the specs:

    Marque    SANDBERG
    Modèle    TT5
    Nbre de cordes    5
    Année de fabrication    2021
    N° de série    34993
    Coloris    Highgloss White
    Pickguard    White
    Corps/Body    Aulne / Alder
    Manche/Neck    Erable canadien / Canadian Maple, fixation 6 vis, profil C
    Touche/Fingerboard   Ebène avec blockinlays perle/Ebony Pearl Blockinlays
    Diapason/Scale    34"
    Radius    14"
    Largeur au sillet    45mm
    Espacement des cordes    18mm à 19,5mm
    Nbre de frets    22
    Micros    2 x Delano JMVC FE/M2
    Electronique    Active
    Préampli    Sandberg 2 bandes / Full passif par push-pull
    Chevalet    Sandberg
    Mécaniques    Sandberg
    Finition acastillage     Black
    Poids    3,8Kg
    Gigbag    Sandberg
    Straplocks    Dunlop

     

    Here's a link for the images: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmVYg8Lg

     

    Fell free to contact me for more details

     

    I can send by Chronopost free of charge 

     

     

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  4. 11 hours ago, Reissueplayer said:

    The pictures have it is a slab board. I’ve had two Nash pb63 with slab board and they’re fine instruments. It does make a difference in the attack of the note, a bit more compression, most noticeable with rounds of course.

    I agree.

    Il comes with rounds btw.

    I've added a SC link to the first post.

  5. 13 minutes ago, J66Bass said:

    Width is what in cm please , I think the one you gave us is in American length (or perhaps I’m wrong) 😊thanks 

    Yes I've made a copy/paste from the Bill Nash web site.

    Here is my personal file below wich is in french language. The width is 41mm, a perfect mix between old school's PBs and JBs

    Marque    Nash Guitars
    Modèle    PB-63
    Nbre de cordes    4
    Année de fabrication    2020 (achat 2021)
    N° de série    LG 208
    Coloris    Sherwood Green 
    Finition    Nitocellulosique - Medium Aged
    Pickguard    Tortoise 3 plis 
    Corps    Aulne / Alder
    Manche    Maple / Erable
    Touche    Palissandre / Rosewood
    Diapason    34"
    Radius    10"
    Profil    C
    Largeur au sillet    41mm
    Sillet    Graphite Auto-Lub
    Espacement des cordes    19mm
    Nbre de frets    20 (6105 nickel)
    Micros    Lollar
    Electronique    Passive - Vol. Ton. 250K CTS pots Sprague Orange Drop Capa
    Préampli    Non
    Chevalet    Vintage Classic
    Mécaniques    Gotoh Res O Lite Vintage
    Poids    3,8kg
     

  6. Hello PB's lovers (and the others 😉)

    FS/FT here's my Nash PB 63 bought new at the beginning of the year (January 2021, invoice available) from the french importer Centrale Guitars in Paris.

    The finish is Sherwood Green Medium Aged

    It is as I bought it, in perfect condition.

    Here are the specs:

     

    PB63 Sherwood Green Medium Aged RW

    Body Wood: Alder
    Neck Wood: Maple, w/ Rosewood Fingerboard
    Features: Single Adjustment Truss Rod w/ Heel Adjust Rolled Fingerboard Edges
    Frets: 20, 6105 Nickel
    Nut Material: Graphite Self Lubricating
    Nut Width: 1 5/8
    Neck Shape: Medium C Shape - 10" Radius
    Bridge: Vintage Traditional w/ Steel Saddles
    Headstock: Vintage Correct 
    Tuners: Gotoh Vintage
    Pickguard: 3 Ply Tortoise
    Electronics: Volume, Tone, (250K CTS pots Sprague Orange Drop capacitors, Switchcraft Jacks)
    Knobs: Aged 
    Pickups: Lollar Handwound
    Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer
    Softbag : SKB

    I can send by Chronopost easily in EU (FOC) 

    The price is 1800€/£1550 (new: 2700€)

    Fell free to contact me for more details or exchange proposal (but 5S only)

    The link for images: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmTYnE9h

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    Some sound samples: 

     

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  7. Hi everyone,

    FS/FT, a beautiful Mike Lull NRT-5 (NRT for Non Reverse Thunderbird)

    It was made in oct-2013

    This was one of the favorite models of Mike Lull who was a fan of the Gibson Thunderbird and who worked on a non reverse body in order to erase the imbalance of the regular T-Birds. It's a custom handmade model wich has, moreover, the peculiarity and the rarity of offering a 34" scale and a mahogany body in red finish. The back of the neck (also mahogany with graphite reinforcements) is mat. The pickups are, of course, homemade by the boss.

    The bass comes in a custom made G&G case, the interior matches the hue of the bass.

    It's a magnificent work of art in addition to being a huge rockin' machine ! I'd say, for cars lovers, Mike Lull's T-Bird is to Gibson what Carroll Shelby's Mustang is to Ford !

    It's a passive obviousely, the sting spacing is 18mm and the nut width is 45mm. The weight is 4,1kg. It comes with Dunlop straplocks + one in the back for more confortable use.

    I can ship in Europe FOC

    Feel free to contact me for more details. Open for trades, just try me ;) 

    Here's a link to a pictures album:

    https://flic.kr/s/aHsmPXt81F

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  8. Great transaction with Latif !

    Everything was perfect, ease to pay directly in €, neat packaging and a beautifull and rare NRT5 Mike Lull !

    As George Clooney would say: What else ?

     

  9. On 20/07/2020 at 10:41, Old Horse Murphy said:

    ...Music Man really have upped their game here and I have been hugely impressed with the changes they've made. If anyone is half-thinking about trying these I'd recommend they do. Although they look pretty- much identical to the older models, they really are very different beasts and to my mind at least, a step up in terms of quality, comfort and sound. 

    Great post ! I'm  3/4-thinking about buying one ! 😃

    I definitely switched to the 5S a couple years ago after more of 3 decades on 4S. Now, even if I have to play a R'n'R vintage style gig I do prefer use one of my fives.

    I have a mixed souvenir of my former SR5 regarding its weight but the Special Series no longer seems to have this defect. 

    I hesitate between Aqua Sparkle & Charcoal Sparkle...

  10. 37 minutes ago, lowregisterhead said:

    I played a 1960 stack-knob jazz just like this one back in 1981. It was the property of prolific Edinburgh-based musician and actor Neil Hay, who I had the pleasure of meeting when I took over from him in a resident band in a Tiffany's club in Newcastle. He told me about its rarity even then and what a great bass it was, but I'm ashamed to say I was young and foolish and took very little notice, being obsessed with active Japanese basses and trying to sound like Mark King. Well, it was the 80's after all...

    This anecdote seems familiar to me. I was loaned for a few months a JB 1967 in the early '80s but I finaly went back to my Ibanez MC924 to look like Sting. Can you believe that ??!! 😂

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  11. 1 hour ago, ped said:

    Not our end - perhaps phone settings, are you using a popup/privacy filter/blocker?

    Thank you for your answer. Strange because it doesn't happen on other sites...

    I'm gonna check on my i-Phone settings, maybe something about the fact I'm located in a foreign country. 

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