Great sounding and easy to use. Decent amp and cab sim and good bread and butter effects.
Good condition, mainly home use and a few rehearsals.
Only selling as I realised I was only using it as a tuner and compressor.
Should be easy enough to post. Let me know if you have any questions.
Cheers.
Excuse the blatant promotion, I have a nice cort b5 artisan in the for sale section. It was my first 5 string and was a good intro.
Ergonomically it's brilliant. It fits my body well and balances perfectly. Much less awkward than a jazz me.
I've tried to sell it a few times and make the mistake of playing it before sending it off.
I'm only selling it as I'm totally skint at the moment and it doesn't really suit my retro band.
Let me know if you want more info.
Hi everyone,
Just wondered what approaches you have when the tempo starts to drag unexpectedly.
We currently have one or two songs in our ska band that occasionally slip. I try to push the beat with a hope to pick it back up to tempo, but this can mess with the feel.
What do you do?
Thanks
I've tried to sell this a few times and changed my mind... But it has to go now!
Really beautiful burgundy red colour on an open pore swamp ash body. Resonant, light and nicely balanced.
5 piece walnut and panga panga neck and roasted maple fretboard.
Bartolini mk 1 pickups with markbass preamp.
Any questions let me know.
Cheers
Cool easy to play short scale jazz from Ashdown in a metallic silver finish.
Light (3.3kg according to bathroom scales), well balanced, sounds jazz like.
30" scale, 20 frets, vvt controls.
Any questions let me know.
Cheers.
Will probably regret this, but I'm really not playing any guitar at the moment.
This is a lovely Ocean Turquoise Fender Vintera 60s Jaguar.
Sounds like a jag should and is loads of fun to play.
In excellent condition.
Any questions let me know.
Cheers.
Enhanced pic from our gig on Saturday: Warwick star bass fretless > tuner> jhs pulp n peel comp> house peavey 300w 15" combo. Rattly, mid Focussed and loud enough on the small stage but pa support was massive adding the required weight for the ska and reggae set.
Katana perched on top for the guitarist sounded good too.
First gig with the first wave ska band the Long Shots supporting ska punk band Rudebeard.
Pretty decent turn out considering the trains were off after the storm.
We played pretty well for a debut, lots of really positive comments.
Played my Warwick star bass fretless through the rattly house peavey combo, but the sound guy did a great job.
This was my first proper gig for over 12 years so pleased it went so well.