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Cosmo Valdemar

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  1. A good friend of mine runs a charity shop and someone dropped this bass off the other day. He hasn't got a clue what it is or what it's worth so naturally he brought it to me. I haven't got a clue what it is or how much it's worth. So let's see - it's a Kawai Aquarius, I'm guessing early 80s, and in very good condition. A bit of light wear and grime to the body but the neck seems pristine and is absolutely gorgeous. The pots are a bit scratchy but it all works. Can anyone* shed some light on it and how much it should fetch? Honestly, I'm very tempted to make him an offer myself! * @Bassassin
  2. Bookies are now taking bets that you'll have one before the end othe month.
  3. I'd love to try one of these one day, I think they look great!
  4. Big Bright Green Pleasure Machine - Simon and Garfunkel
  5. A chainsaw is far too delicate and precise a tool for RIC...
  6. Theme From Something Really Important - Duane Eddy
  7. The Ibanez was, for a few years, the one that got away... luckily I'd sold the old girl to a friend who came to his senses, realised he was more of a Jazz man and sold her back to me. She's been round the block but feels so right. And, it's the only bass I have that is a "she".
  8. It's not what you're asking but you could consider spending a bit more on a really decent set of strings that holds it's brightness. I'm a convert to DR strings, they are a bit pricey but they sound incredible and the tone lasts months. It might work out cheaper in the long run! I use Hi Beams and Fat Beams - I think I prefer the Fats as they're a bit fuller.
  9. Some of these don't sound like the original recordings, or could be live.
  10. These ABM cabs were custom built by Ashdown, not for me but for a customer who changed their mind before they were finished. They've been part of my gigging rig for years but sadly no longer needed. They are certainly very loud and have never left me wanting more. Looking at the original order confirms they are loaded with SICA ferrite drivers. The cabs are loaded with horns but I had Ashdown disconnect them as I never use them, and the original order didn't specify the usual horm control for some reason! They could be easily reconnected if you know what you're doing. They are both in good condition, some signs of wear to the covering but nothing serious. The rubber on the carry handles is starting to perish but they are still functional. Collection only from Dartford.
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