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Beedster

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  1. I'll gig it out and post some pics at the weekend, looked iconic ๐Ÿ‘
  2. Here's a pic for you @Cosmo Valdemar Still a big part of me wants to strip this bass, despite the very high quality of the current finish and relic work - and blondify it al la Tumahai/BBD, that bass was an iconic part of my youth! Problem is, I'd do all that work and probably still sell it ๐Ÿค”
  3. It is. If I were going to keep it I would probably switch out the current circuit to a stacked VT/VT control set, to maintain the vintage vibe but make it easier to find the sweet spot between the two PUPs. Having said that, having what amounts to three presets is pretty handy also ๐Ÿ‘
  4. Hey mate, there's nine pics in total, I can see them all, I've no idea what this stuff (below) at the foot of the first post is, but i don't appear to be able to remove it. Either way, I can post more pics?
  5. She is, and I just made THAT mistake as well.......... Had to take it into the house to weigh it, so before taking it back out to the studio thought I'd have a quick play...... ๐Ÿค”
  6. Stunning ๐Ÿ‘
  7. Itโ€™s been done better here too
  8. That is my sentiment, fine for the builder/player, but thatโ€™s where it should stop. To my ear it sounded far too much like a fretless bass to warrant the hassle of the larger instrument ๐Ÿ‘
  9. Takamine did it better ๐Ÿ‘
  10. Hi mate, I'll stick it on the scales later today, worth mentioning ahead of that that it's the classic 'moderate weight' bass, neither noticeably light or noticeably heavy ๐Ÿ‘
  11. And he knew a thing or two about cool
  12. Thanks Dave, it still sounds lovely but hard to get anything other than the yellow preamp LED to light and switching tube hasn't fixed it
  13. As luck would have it, having taken this out today ahead of a visit from a prospective buyer, it seems to have developed a pre-amp fault so i'm going to need to get it looked at
  14. Lovely piece of kit bought about 8-months back from @Brucegill here... It's SSL so the build and functionality are second to none. But - and it's becoming quite a big but - when it comes to audio I'm realising that I get better results when my eyes are seeing what's going on alongside my ears hearing it, so I'm increasingly reliant on working in the box. But anyway, it's a lovely piece of kit, adds that little bit of mojo to a mix. Details here https://www.solidstatelogic.com/products/fusion ]
  15. Ozzy leaving Sabbath, both the Sabs and Ozzy produced some pretty decent material following the split?
  16. More a member losing a band than a band losing a member, but The Band leaving Ronnie Hawkins and joining Bob Dylan was a pretty decent move all things considered ๐Ÿ‘
  17. Used once, put back in the box around this time last year, where unaccountably it stayed, largely I suspect as the result of having replaced an EA Doubler I foolishly sold to @Happy Jack at a moment in time at which I fancied a change ๐Ÿค” Anyway, I can't really speak for its quality or versatility but a lot of folks on this forum can apparently, for example ยฃ225 plus postage seems fair, in fact pretty damn decent really ๐Ÿ‘ \\
  18. Pickguard also included (fretless neck not) ๐Ÿ‘
  19. Can be had with more traditional albeit good quality bridge
  20. Owes me around ยฃ650-700 but I'm feeling generous, plus I have some building work to pay for! Body from Dan @d_g originally listed here. Beautifully finished by Dan, it feels old as well as looking old. I've added a reliced Badass !!! that gives it an edge intonation-wise, a rather lovely Squier Cabronita neck that fit's the body like a glove and which is way slimmer and faster than the classic 51/54 necks, and some lovely reverse tuners which IIRC are either Gotoh or Hipshot. It's an interesting instrument, with both PUPs full up it's quite Jazz Bass and can do a decent Precisiony slap/funk, but solo'd it's a different story, with the back PUP giving classic 70's Jazz Bass while the front does everything from lovely mellow bluesy/jazzy thing to grunty rock (think ZZ Top). Kinda looks the part also. I was going to strip it and do a blonde refin for the pure Charlie Tumahei look but time and money are short As you can see, the headstock has worn it's fair share of different tuners ๐Ÿค” A1ACF97A-E722-46B8-B745-0FB571E8C489_1_201_a.heic A1ACF97A-E722-46B8-B745-0FB571E8C489_1_201_a.heic A1ACF97A-E722-46B8-B745-0FB571E8C489_1_201_a.heic A1ACF97A-E722-46B8-B745-0FB571E8C489_1_201_a.heic A1ACF97A-E722-46B8-B745-0FB571E8C489_1_201_a.heic A1ACF97A-E722-46B8-B745-0FB571E8C489_1_201_a.heic C1DB8A3F-F94B-4AFC-9238-10FFDE182480_1_201_a.heic
  21. There does appear to be some activity in my PM box for sure Mick! In answer to a few questions, standard Fender fit at heel, drilled for Fender 4-hole, 38mm at nut ๐Ÿ‘
  22. I bought this with a bass on here a while back but prefer an old and very worn MIJ wood neck on that bass. While I really wanted to use this neck to recreate my old Modulus Flea in a budget, I simply don't think it can be done. I think we're all aware of just how good these are, way ahead of the sort of quality you get with Moses graphite and arguably up there with Modulus. Either way extremely stable, no hint of dead spots, and capable of taking ludicrously low action. It's in very good condition, only factors of note are a scratch on the beck of the heel (pictured) which doesn't whole once the neck is mounted, and a very small chip at the truss rod access point, again pictured, but also hard to see. Frets are good, every works as it should. A lovely fast, stable, and rather beautiful neck. No trades or offers thanks, I'm selling it for less than it owes me as it is ๐Ÿค”
  23. Lovely line of reasoning ๐Ÿ‘
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