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Sibob

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  1. Price reduction: [b]£220 inc postage[/b] Cheers Si
  2. No details, clues or pics......but have ordered a fretless :-D Guessing game starts........NOW Si
  3. Hi Guys, Thanks for this, we're looking into it currently Si
  4. I've dropped Mooer an email to see if they can do it in-house, if not I'll see if Max can sort it :-D What are prices like on the Pitch-Box? Si
  5. That Mooer looks really interesting, I wonder if they could do me a momentary version so I can pitch up an octave, like the Boss T-Bar/S-Bend feature. Hmmm Si
  6. Sibob

    Sold

    I'm resisting Si
  7. Sibob

    Sold

    Pictures? Box included? Oh I really shouldn't lol, don't suppose you wanna part-ex my Boss Slow Gear? hehe Si
  8. Precisely, thanks Shep. It was purposely built like that, not a fault/mod, but was quickly changed in later versions for obvious reasons I guess. As mention, this could be modded so the LED is latching too, but I've kept it original. Cheers Si
  9. Wednesday bump, it's now on eBay Si
  10. I can totally vouch for this pedal! I have one of the BassBoosts in a slightly larger format /box and it's fantastic! Hasn't been off my board since I got it Buy it now Si
  11. Very cool, such a great song to noodle about on! The Zoot sounds quality too! Si
  12. Hey, thanks Yeah it's in fantastic condition considering it's age. I should think it will go on ebay, but thought I'd offer it here first Cheers Si
  13. Hi guys, Have my eye on something, so thought I'd move this on. Rare, May 1979 (as decoded by the Boss Area serial number machine) Slow Gear SG-1. Volume swells on the fly without a volume pedal. This is the rarer silver screw edition, it features quirky circuitry whereby the effect is latching, but the LED on the pedal is momentary. WHY?? you ask, who knows, those crazy Japanese pedal designers. This is corroborated by notes in the schematic: [url="http://schematics.circuitdiagram.net/viewer.php?id=bwy1291369545z.jpg"]http://schematics.ci...1291369545z.jpg[/url] The later version of the pedal changed this, and you could mod the LED on this to be latching.....but I've kept it original. [b]SOLD[/b] Cheers Si
  14. I'm not asking what is better....simply how they compare & contrast Cheers Si
  15. Cheers guys I haven't played fretless for years, and that was an unfinished rosewood board. Thinking I'll go Ebony, then I can always epoxy it at a later date...harder to go the other way I suspect Thanks Si
  16. Hi guys Just wondered if I could gain some opinions on epoxied rosewood fingerboards verses non-epoxied ebony fingerboards. Things I'm interested in thoughts/personal experience of: Sound/tone Wear with round/flatwounds Feel Cheers Si
  17. Yeah that price is wishful thinking at best Looks nice though! Si
  18. It won't be based on the OC-3 as that has the fuzz option, but then the OC-3 will be based on the OC-2 pedal obviously. I have an ME-50b too, and while the sounds on their are obviously based on their single-pedal counterparts, I always favoured the OC-2 over the multi version. But then I'm biased....I have three OC-2s :-P Si
  19. Best Octave's available! Si
  20. Definitely not a '69. Refin at best, re-badged jap-crap at worst Si
  21. PM'd re. Bogdan Si
  22. Have to say that I've never played a Jazz that has touched my USA one I had one of the Squier CV's for a little while, and while they're really great basses for the money, it didn't come close to my US J. What they're worth from a monetary point of view is totally subjective and completely influenced by your personal circumstances. Si
  23. I think a weight would definitly help this move Si
  24. Hi Rick, Please post prices for each bass, and I suppose a pair price too. Beautiful basses...I might even be tempted lol Thanks Si
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