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I also remember the 70s basses which were well avoided at the time. However, I begin to wonder if we just find the right bass for us whenever it comes along. It could be a Squier or it could be a CS. There seems to be an element within each individual bass which appeals to some and not others. I have two precisions which, barring financial difficulty, will always be in my arsenal. I also have a Cort Artisan which I once tried to sell as I fancied something else. The sale fell through which was lucky for me as I still have the bass and it has become part of the permanent stable along with the two precisions. Others have come and gone and not just Fenders. One of these was a CS Masterbuilt job which just didn't inspire and was eventually moved on. Who knows what it is that makes a bass just right for us. That is the magic of playing bass!
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Bought a very nice Ibanez Fretless from Russ. A really great guy with whom it was a pleasure to do business. Many thanks!
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Cherish these stores my friends. I live in a wasteland for music stores and am hugely envious when I read on here about the good experiences you all have. I try to organise holiday destinations to take in some stores but I think my wife is catching on!😄
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TRADED: 1981 Ibanez Musician MC924PW Polar White
Hutton replied to Aero71's topic in Basses For Sale
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Job is now completed. Thanks for all the advice chaps!
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Many thanks Morris. The precision is a Limelight so another wee ding won't make a lot of difference. 😁
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Ok. I've got the message loud and clear. I am about to re-align the neck on one of my precisions after it was pointed out to me in the 'for sale' forum that the dots weren't absolutely in the centre between strings. After never noticing such things I now find myself checking all precisions as to the position of the dots. I have found many exactly the same as mine. Obviously it is not a dreadful problem!
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I have just acquired an 18v cordless screwdriver. I am wanting to use it for slackening off the neck on one of my precisions. I notice that the driver has different torque settings from 1 - 16. I don't want to over-tighten and was looking for a bit of guidance from those members who use cordless screwdrivers. Many thanks.
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1981 Ibanez Roadster Fretless (Hardly a build diary!)
Hutton replied to binky_bass's topic in Build Diaries
My oh my oh my! That looks absolutely fantastic. I'm sure it sounds equally as good. Are you going to part with this anytime soon? -
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It may be that the photo is taken off centre. I have had a scan through other pics of precisions and this is obviously not an exact science with positioning not being determined by digital calliper. Who knows? Whatever is the case this bass looks, plays, and sounds superb. If this is just a casual comment it may be better to make such comments by pm. However, anyone is very welcome to play this bass before purchase. Here’s a pic of the bass as taken by Limelight. Nothing wrong here folks move along now!😄
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Here's the spec list from Limelight:- 1957 Precision Bass Candy Apple Red over silver/white Hand rolled finger board Black dots Ultra Light relic – as per pictures Maple P width neck Gold annodised scratchplate Period correct 1957 Fender Precision logo Thumb rest below strings. All metal work VERY lightly tarnished Reverse Gotoh Tuners Strap button on reverse of headstock Thomastik Flatwound Nickel schaller strap buttons Vintage wiring Switchcraft Jack CTS pots and Spraque cap Alder body
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Up for sale is my Limelight '57' Precision. The colour is faded Candy Apple Red as appropriate to a '57' which has been around for sixty years. This is the lightest relic job that Limelight has done and it is extremely pretty. All hardware is age appropriate with the pickups being wound by Limelight themselves to replicate a '57' sound. A bonus with this sale is a G&G Fender tweed case which is in excellent condition. The bass is strung with a new set of Thomastik TI flatwounds. This bass plays and sounds superb and will make someone very happy. Price includes shipping to UK mainland. No trades I'm afraid.
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Feel free to use any of my pics.
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Not at all. Lightweight Limelight!
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Just for the record here is the newly arrived Limelight 00218.
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Limelight 00218 has finally arrived and what a beauty she is. I asked Mark to do as light a relic as possible on a '57' precision. She looks great, sounds great, and plays great. What more can I ask?
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The way we were... in defence of Later (sort of ...)
Hutton replied to Old Man Riva's topic in General Discussion
This made the hairs on the back of my neck stand up. Obviously Mavis Staples liked it as well. -
Sold 1983 US Standard Fender Jazz, Fullerton, Ivory, Maple & White
Hutton replied to karlfer's topic in Basses For Sale
It absolutely astounds me that this is still here. If I was a Jazz player it would be gone. My '84' precision is a marvellous bass. It is indeed a shame that bass players haven't yet caught on to how superb the 82 - 85 Fenders are. Don't believe the nonsense you hear about quality etc. These basses were built alongside the first reissues that command high prices. This bass in this condition is a huge bargain. -
SOLD 1981 Fender Precision Bass Sienna Burst £1000
Hutton replied to james's topic in Basses For Sale