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  1. The renowned US pick-up genius Curtis Novak makes this H22 Gold Foil pickup. It is specified as a neck pickup and can be used both for guitar and bass. It is in excellent condition with the original box. Not sold through a UK dealer so this was imported from the US and that added to the cost a significant amount. https://www.curtisnovak.com/shop/h22-goldfoil/
  2. In excellent condition as per the photos. No box, just the unit itself with a USB power lead. Manuals available online. Product description TASCAM has refreshed its best-selling USB interface with better audio specs and a fresh new look for the US-122mkII. The US-122mkII starts with two great-quality XLR microphone preamps with phantom power for condenser microphones. There's also a pair of balanced line inputs and a guitar-level in for direct recording of electric guitar or bass. The stereo signal is sent to your computer at up to 96kHz/24-bit audio quality. The US-122mkII connects to Mac or Windows computers using USB 2.0, and the unit is powered over the USB cable. Zero-latency monitoring is available for recording without the delay going to a computer and back. MIDI input and output jacks allow connection of synths and drum machines. Connect the US-122mkII to monitors through the line output or use headphones with the front-mounted stereo 1/4" jack. The US-122mkII makes a perfect portable interface with metal components and solid construction built for the road.The US-122mkII includes a copy of Cubase LE5 from Steinberg. This full-featured recording software captures up to 48 tracks of audio with another 64 MIDI tracks. You can edit your tracks to perfection using a variety of modes and tools. Automated mixing is included to create the perfect master. Cubase LE5 supports VST effect and instrument plug-ins, which an assortment included with the application. Peter
  3. Best compressor I’ve owned no doubt.
  4. Just to add, I'm now prepared to courier this bass in the UK. It'll be carefully wrapped in a cheap gig bag and cardboard box. Peter
  5. What an awesome amp for a price that belies belief. I have no need and no cabs that would cope if I did but I keep on revisiting this thread
  6. Over the course of nearly 30 years I've owned a huge variety and number of basses. Well over 100 (I had 27 at one time - ADHD and obsessive pastimes may be an issue here ). For me, there is something about a good P bass that sounds uniquely kind of visceral. They connect to my sense of bassiness. There are many instrument manufacturers who put a better effort into the details of construction in my opinion. Fender do the basics (no pun intended) well enough. Sandberg are better but there are many others. Fender are expensive for what you get methinks but they hold their value well. Stupidly so sometimes. I can remember back when many 70's Fenders were considered inferior and essentially worthless. They were avoided. Now they sell for a ridiculous amount just because they've got old. I've presently got a mere 5 basses. Well 4.5 actually, with one presently up for sale. My Zoot Funkmeister 32" scale pair are superb.They aren't going anywhere. I have a P equivalent that was custom built for me by Mike and a J likewise that I bought 2nd hand from Mark its original owner who was awaiting another Zoot to be finished. Both are active with a passive bypass and both are very strong in terms of tone, build quality, playability and appearance. Then I have my recently completed Warmoth build above. I originally had a chambered body with a bubinga top with this, as it turned out, very heavy neck. It didn't balance well (hardly a surprise). I ordered a Warmoth swamp ash solid body to complement the neck and it's now met all my expectations. The fretwork is really good allowing a setup with a low action and tremendous neck stability. I've a quarter sawn maple neck in process to pair to the original body. It'll need to be finished. An East P-Retro V2 will give added options. Which leaves the Sire D5 that's presently in the for sale section. It plays and balances very well courtesy of the Hipshot Ultralites. I'm going to bring it along to the next band rehearsal and see how it sounds alongside the Warmoth. I may then pull it from sale. It doesn't sound like a P bass exactly. No bass with a Curtis Novak Gold Foil pickup could It's something else entirely and that's no bad thing. Peter
  7. I bought a new Player 2 recently. I played at least half a dozen before deciding on the one. Fenders are expensive for what you’re actually getting. I couldn’t afford a US P bass. In terms of neck stability relative to many other basses I find Fenders a bit all over the place with temperature and humidity. I built a Warmoth P many, many years ago. It ended up with a Dark Star pickup in it. Then I spotted a reduced purpleheart and ebony neck on the Warmoth site, it even has block luminary markers. It’s now a P with a 41mm nut, 20 frets, graphite rods, swamp ash body, Gotoh 201 bridge, Vintage 63 pickup and Obsidian wiring. So much better than any Fender imo and I got the fun of finishing myself. Excuse the grotty photo. It’s not light at 10lb but I have another underway with a chambered body.
  8. It’s a great bass tastefully modified.
  9. For some odd reason I posed my reply to a pm on Lee's for sale thread. Must be an age thing. Apologies.
  10. Being as I tend not to come onto BC socially any more (too much other stuff going on) I nearly missed this. I’ll be there. Hope to have my Zoot medium scale J and P and a pair of Warmoth P basses. Thank you for getting this up and running again and I’ll put the word out where I can. Peter
  11. Paul drove across country and gave my Precision a check over. Lovely chap, very straightforward sale. Peter
  12. A Hipshot Kickass bridge in chrome, boxed with spare saddles and mounting screws. Fender 5 screw fixing. Like new and has seen little use.
  13. In excellent condition with ferrules and screws. These have only seen very light use. I'm fairly sure that I have the original box for these too. Lovely tuners in like new condition and a worthy upgrade IMO.
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