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  1. 20 hours ago, jazzyvee said:

    What's not to love, jazz bass style and same number of knobs and switches as strings. . :-)
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    With all due respect to Alembic (one time owner myself) these are just not right for me especially on the pickup placement department. Both the JJ and the PJ is really off for me.  Wonderful woodwork though (as pretty much always from Alembic) 

  2. Spector Euro5 LX, made in the Czech Republic.

    You can score one used around 1000GBP.

    They sound great, very well built, great B string and has some great ergonomical features that you will like (based on the SR305)  

    Also korean Spectors, called the Legend series has some very high price/value basses.

  3. 43 minutes ago, Dan_Nailed said:

    Interesting that this has the TW EMG's, are the volumes push-pull to allow coil tapping? If so you can get a Jazz bass on roids sound out of this (I had the TW in my old NSJH5 bridge position).

    Yes, it has the 40TW's. Both vol pots are push/pull for coil tap. 

    Also it is a 2016 modell with the separate battey compartment. 

    Killer bass for a reasonable price. Should not last long. 

  4. For sale is my EBS Fafner II amp. Currently these go around 2000-2100£new.
    I'm the first owner, got it new in spring of 2014. Gigged with it about 6 times, otherwise it sat in my smoke and pet free home studio unused. It is the best amp I have ever had and the sound is incredible with the matching 2x410 EBS proline cabs but I don't need this much onstage power for the gigs I do and it is a pity to have it being unused. Shipping in the factory shipping box is included in the price within the EU. Comes with the Euro power supply cable.

    As for trades I don't seem to lack anything and most probably I'll say "no" as very few items catch my eye lately but might be interested in higher end basses and even can add cash for the right trade. (5-6 string US NS-XL Spectors especially)
    About the amp:
    Power: 750W RMS @ 2Ω and 600W RMS @ 4Ω
    2 Channels: Clean & drive can be operated in parallel or in series
    With tube pre-amp - tube: ECC 83
    Effect loop for each channel & common loop with mix level
    Dual pre / post EQ balanced DI output
    Tuner output
    Line out
    Power-Amp input
    Lo-Z input
    Remote switch inputs (RM-4 is not included)
    Standby switch
    Speaker outputs: Speaker Twist
    Dimensions: 19" x 14" x 3U (48 x 36 thomann x 13 cm)
    Weight: 16 kg
    Made in Sweden
    Clean channel controls:
    Bass
    High mid with sweep
    Treble
    Clean level
    Drive active switch & filter active switch
    Drive channel controls:
    Drive
    Middle with sweep
    Edge
    Level
    Boost switch
    Serial switch
    Tube mode switch (ECC83 Tube)
    Master controls:
    Gain with peak
    Compressor limiter
    Volume
    Hi & lo character character filter switch
    The amp is in an excellent cosmetic and working condition. The only thing to notice is that some of the small switches have some movement to them (was like this when I got) and the serial switch's LED does not light up. (the cab on the pic is not part of the sale)

    More pics: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yz4g3204b65sbgm/AABfuGuS2vAibc8C94Jg1Csfa?dl=0"]https://www.dropbox....C94Jg1Csfa?dl=0


     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

  5. String tension will be an issue. To have regular (EADG) tuning at, say, the 3rd fret you have to tune the bass 3 semitones down first, then capo. This will make the stings a lot floppier if you don't use heavier gauges. But you should try, there is nothing to loose.

  6. Unbelieveable. That top is killer and the figuring on the fretboard is really nice, too.
    The quality of the US Spectors are second to none and this is no exception I assume.
    Alas I have no use for a 4 string bass at the moment....

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