bumnote

Nice playing

I like the superstition track as well, nice feel

[quote name='Delberthot' timestamp='1340135024' post='1699828']
Now that's nice
[/quote]

Thank You

[sub]Sold subject to the usual[/sub]

As in the title.

In pretty good condition, few minor scuff here and there, nothing major, plays well.

Dont want to see it go but it needs to go somewhere where it will get played more than I do.

Sorry no trades

Comes with a new ritter gig bag that came with my lakland

Looking for £450 plus postage.

Any questions please ask.

[quote name='untune' timestamp='1339966030' post='1697044']
Damn, been looking for a Jap Fender Precision... I may well have had this but I can't stand fiesta red Good luck with the sale
[/quote]

CIJ 57 reissue, 2 tone sunburst, gold anodised scratchplate maple neck?

[quote name='andy67' timestamp='1339285096' post='1686508']
Up for trades?
[/quote]

Thanks but no not really

have you got the date right?

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There isa limited edition run of 60, I got an email this morning, [nothing to do with me]

[b][size="3"]Limited Run Of Union Jack Hofner Violin Basses[/size][/b]
[b][size="3"]Need Help? Call Sam [/size][/b]
[b]01695 57 00 23[/b]
[b]At last night Queens Jubilee Concert Sir Paul McCartney played a Union Jack Violin Bass on the last number of the night. This was sent to him by Hofner a few months ago and we were in on it...

We now have a limited run of just 60 Union Jack Basses all with certificate of authenticity. These are sure to be highly collectable, and we are offering the first 5 serial numbers prior to their arrival in a couple of weeks time - so secure yours now. [url="http://therickenbackershop.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=444ac2019a57b378bd317ae00&id=bd7a175cad&e=f40b10bb38"]Union Jack Violin Bass.[/url]

This bass is a Contemporary series model which is a replica of Macca's 62 original bass. Made to a high specification and painyed inglorious red white and blue.

Don't miss out on this great oportunity to get a historical limited model.[/b]


[b][/b]

[sub]Model:[/sub]
[sub]Sterling[/sub]

[sub]Size:[/sub]
[sub]12-1/2" wide, 1-5/8" thick, 43-7/8" long (31.8 cm wide, 4.1 cm thick, 111.4 cm long)[/sub]

[sub]Weight:[/sub]
[sub]9 lbs (4.08 kg) - varies slightly[/sub]

[sub]Body Wood:[/sub]
[sub]Select hardwood[/sub]

[sub]Body Finish:[/sub]
[sub]High gloss polyester[/sub]

[sub]Bridge:[/sub]
[sub]Standard - Music Man® chrome plated, hardened steel bridge plate with stainless steel saddles; Optional - Piezo bridge with nickel plated brass saddles[/sub]

[sub]Pickguard:[/sub]
[sub]Standard - Black or White; Optional - Shell, White Pearloid, Vintage White Pearloid, or Black Pearloid.[/sub]

[sub]Scale Length:[/sub]
[sub]34" (86.4 cm)[/sub]

[sub]Neck Radius:[/sub]
[sub]11" (27.9 cm)[/sub]

[sub]Headstock Size:[/sub]
[sub]Only 7-5/8" (19.4 cm) long[/sub]

[sub]Frets:[/sub]
[sub]22 - High profile, wide[/sub]

[sub]Neck Width:[/sub]
[sub]1-1/2" (38.1 mm) at nut, 2-1/2" (63.5 mm) at last fret[/sub]

[sub]Neck Wood:[/sub]
[sub]Select maple neck[/sub]

[sub]Fingerboard:[/sub]
[sub]Fretted - maple or rosewood; Fretless - Pau Ferro with or without inlaid fretlines; Stealth - Ebony Fretted or Fretless[/sub]

[sub]Neck Finish:[/sub]
[sub]Gunstock oil and hand-rubbed special wax blend[/sub]

[sub]Neck Colors:[/sub]
[sub]Standard - Natural; Optional - Matching painted headstock[/sub]

[sub]Tuning Machines:[/sub]
[sub]Schaller BM, with tapered string posts[/sub]

[sub]Truss Rod:[/sub]
[sub]Adjustable - no component or string removal[/sub]

[sub]Neck Attachment:[/sub]
[sub]5 bolts - perfect alignment with no shifting; Sculpted neck joint allows smooth access to higher frets[/sub]

[sub]Electronic Shielding:[/sub]
[sub]Graphite acrylic resin coated body cavity and aluminum lined control cover[/sub]

[sub]Controls:[/sub]
[sub]Single Pickup, 3-band active preamp; vol, treble, mid, bass; Dual Pickup, 3-band active preamp; vol, treble, mid, bass; Piezo 3-band active preamp: vol, mag/piezo pan, treble, mid, bass[/sub]

[sub]Switching:[/sub]
[sub]Single Pickup - 3-way lever pickup selector; Dual Pickup - 5-way lever pickup selector[/sub]

[sub]Pickups:[/sub]
[sub]Standard - Music Man® humbucking with ceramic magnets and hum canceling phantom coil; Optional - Dual Humbucking with ceramic magnets; Optional - Humbucking/Single coil with ceramic magnets[/sub]

[sub]Left Handed:[/sub]
[sub]Yes[/sub]

[sub]Strings:[/sub]
[sub]45w-65w-80w-100w (Super Slinky Bass #2834[/sub]

The MM Stirling made in usa has a smaller neck, Jazz ish size and a smaller body. Same pick up but with a three way switch like the 5 er.

Not the Stirling by MMan

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Im in Hampshire and I have what is the current model of the Bob Glaub a 44-64 Vintage P Bass. It is one of the best p I have played and I have half a dozen.
Welcome to come and try it

[i]what is the acoustic 2x15 does it have a model number?[/i]

Shared gear is a disaster. Try and agree to each of you owning a specific bit of kit. In mine I own the speakers, the guitarist owns the desk and a power amp, The drummer the cross over and another power amp. That way if one person leaves, he has a specific bit of kit he can take with him, or agree a price to leave it with the band.

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[size=2]I [size=3]have been using an m500 amp [the same amp section as this] with an 8x5 neo pjb cabinet for a year now, and after 40 odd years of bass playing its my favourite amp. The sounds once you get used to the multiple controls are excellent. It was used last sunday at the pipeline convention by 5 bands with a 4x5 extension over an 8 hour period and it didnt miss a heartbeat. It wasnt even hot. During the course of the afternoon the bass player in one band was so loud, he was taken out of the FOH completely and the bass still filled the room[/size][/size]

[size=2][size=3]These are very underated amps [/size][/size]

[quote name='MB1' timestamp='1334229907' post='1612827']
MB1.
Reminded me of Russell Hunter who played Lonely in the cult t.v series Callan?
i know youll remember that one Ash?
[/quote]

Blimey that brought back a few memories, I used to love that, and I thought Woodward played that really well.

[quote name='Jayben' timestamp='1333891761' post='1607789']
Bass drum instead of kick. A small thing but can be so confusing in the studio if your drummer is lazy with his vocabulary and just says 'bass'.

'Shred'
[/quote]

Best tell the drum manufacturers their terminology is incorrect then

[b] Bass Drum Spur Bracket(Starclassic Maple)[/b]

TAMA's MSB30 die-cast bracket holds the spur bracket securely, thanks to the same powerful hinge mechanism used on the MTB30 mounting bracket.Unique memory markers found on the folding spur bracket help simplify set up

[quote name='brensabre79' timestamp='1331572443' post='1575084']
Is your thumbnail pic from the back of one of your Acoustic cabs? I seem to remember mine having something like that on a plate on the back...
[/quote]


thats the one

I bought my first acoustic a 450 head and 406 cab from Kingfisher in fleet, about £700 if I remember, an absolute fortune, and it was worth every penny. The first bass amp I had that did the business. I tried HH, Fender, Marshall, Simms Watt, and they didnt come close

I bought a 220 and a 406 four or five years ago [and er then a few more] and they are still emminently giggable even today, if you dont mind the size.

I still have a 320 and a 406 cab and its fun to rattle the glasses off the shelf.

I have an unreasonable lust for the purple all sparkle p bass on the Simms stand I expect it will go in a few days

I would like whatever he is taking

[url="http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-50s-precision-bass-fiesta-red/20345"]http://www.gak.co.uk/en/fender-50s-precision-bass-fiesta-red/20345[/url]

[url="http://www.fender.com/en-GB/products/search.php?partno=0131702303"]http://www.fender.com/en-GB/products/search.php?partno=0131702303[/url]

Hi Sorry for the delay, heres some pictures from the fender site. Their photography is miles better than mine, and my bass is exactly the same. No blemishes marks or anything.

If you need anything eslse let me know