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Love his playing, what FL should sound like
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I love it Although, for some reason, I also visualised it being played by Sting (perhaps it has lute-like qualities?) which has put me off a little
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WITHDRAWN - '98 USA Precision Special 3TSB - MINT + case
Beedster replied to Soledad's topic in Basses For Sale
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Fender 70s fretless neck on an unknown body
Beedster replied to Jono Bolton's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Saw that, the board is probably screwed however (and by no means an easy fix, I've had to pay for two similar examples to be fixed over the years), and there's no way apparently of viewing before buying. Even at its current price I'd keep clear given that. Money going to charity is a bonus of course -
Good advice, but not 100% safe. This was what I found frustrating (from email between me and DV247 last year). Despite having paid for an in-stock item in the UK, it couldn't be sent to me because it was out of stock in Germany? I think their systems are the problem, might be very efficient for the business, but not for the customer. Might be different now, but might not, might simply be a lottery?
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I might be wrong, but I think a big part of the problem with DV247 is that, certainly when I had the two issues I referred to above, the website gives you the impression you are dealing with a UK busIness holding stock in the UK.
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I ordered a cab from Bass Direct early PM yesterday, payment was easy, and I received a very nice email within minutes thanking me for my custom, nice experience. Doorbell just rang and it's the bloody cab, I make that around 18 hours from me first seeing it to their delivering it. Absolutely bloody awesome service, especially given the accounts I'm hearing of other (and bigger) shops making a complete mess of things at the moment. Well done Mark and team, and many thanks. Chris
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My last two orders with Dv247 were chaos, totally illogical processes and rude comms. Never again.
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Reverb will get better as people depart ebay
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That’s absolutely the best advice you’ll get
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Rather optimistic pricing - even for a great rig
Beedster replied to Steve Browning's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Very optimistic isn't it Steve? I guess if the seller is unaware of current trends in used gear prices, is aware of what a blindingly good rig it is, and paid a bloody fortune for it back in the day, the price perhaps seems reasonable. Either way I hope the seller isn't depending on the proceeds, the BIN is about £2,500 above what the two could currently be bought for with a bit of patience and luck -
Glorious, glorious amp. I sold this mid-Covid lockdown because cash was short and I wanted to keep my SVT. As prospects of gigs looked bleak I then sold my SVT, so I keep coming back to this page wondering if I can justify buying it back. These come up for sale only very rarely, because people who have them tend to keep them. As Nik says, it's the Rolls Royce of bass amps, one of the best Mesa ever made, and that's up against some pretty stiff opposition
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Amazing how many great 70's bands are out there under the radar
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There is, Shipley https://www.shiply.com/ who I have used a lot and with whom I've never had a problem. You have to be on your toes to get the best deal as drivers will bid en-masse, but I've found it a great way of moving things that I either wouldn't trust to Parcelforce, or Parcelforce wouldn't take anyway. A good example is a studio desk I bought from Hampshire, 3.5 x 2.0m, weighed a tonne also, cost around £80 to be delivered and the guys happily bought it through the house and into my garden studio.
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Businesses do lose a lot, they just send in such high numbers that it represents a small loss and in many/most it's probably covered by wider business insurance anyway.
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I can. No insurer, looking at the track record of couriers generally, would cover them
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As with all insurers (and couriers), it's not about how cheap they are, it's about how they behave when you make a claim. Frankly I don't imagine an insurer forking out £250 for a £4 premium every time a courier damages/loses something. I hope I'm wrong
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All the best for the move Nik, hope to catch up with you up there (you never know, if it takes you any longer to list 'The Thing' I might be able to justify a trip up......). Given your ability, your experience and your personality it won't take you very long to find a few bands and a network of like-minded people Of course, if you played DB it would take even less time 😁
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I see your Gunnarsson and raise you a Danko
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If the busker calls the 'bum' aggressive he needs to get a life frankly. That's just a guy down on his luck And frankly, I'd have paid the busker several bucks to stop playing