E sharp
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Hi Jim I used the 5 position rotary. So rear, rear/middle, middle, middle/front, and front. Same as a strat five position. Got the originals in the deal, if someone wants to revert to original. The 3 Fat stacks were close to £400. Taking a fairly bit hit on this, but there you go- it’s the Basschat way after all.
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My virtually immaculate Japanese Modern 5 Sadowsky up for sale. I’ve had this bass now for around 18 months to a year now, and was my go to, until recently. Been favouring my jazz bass as of late, and this is now relegated to back up. I’ve had the middle pick up added (it’s been covered before on other threads). Only one tiny mark I can see on the rear of the body, that I’ve pictured. Original pick ups are supplied, and also comes with the Sadowsky soft/hard case. All the specs can be found online- think it’s 19mm spacing at the bridge. Weighs between 8.2 and 8.4 lbs (got both readings a few times). I’m not interested in shipping this to be honest, so will be a meet up somewhere preferably. Trades wise, there’s not much I really need. Only selling really, to get some Bergantino HS cabs and Schroeder cabs I’ve seen. Thanks for looking. Paul
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Bit late on this again I'm afraid. I mentioned about my 4 gig week last week - Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. And just had the Saturday and Sunday to report on. Saturdays gig was a wedding with the function band. Converted barn in thr middle of nowhere. Arrived and apparently their old 'non cut out' limiter, had been replaced that week, with one set to 95db, but right above the stage - knocking out stage sockets, if the red light was solid for 9 seconds. Utterly ridiculous. The couple who run it were lovely, and gave us a long extension lead to another room. It was put in by the owner (farmer and landowner, and a more obnoxious bloke you'd struggle to meet anywhere else). He turned up two songs in and went ballistic, pulling the power out. We were already playing really quiet, and I mean really quiet. A few , let me say discussions were had with the tw*t. We demonstrated that at the back of the venue, the smart phone apps of a few of the guests were reading mid 80's, and just outside, it was mid 60's. He wouldn't have it, as apparently he'd had an 'expert' to install it. It was eventually agreed that we'd carry on, as we'd started and a good night was had by all. He said he'd get it moved to end of the barn. Ho hum Sunday's gig was a pub with the Northern Soul band (exactly the same line up, but different drummer). This was an absolute belter of a gig. So it turned out, that out of the four gigs, the cheapest and least plush one, was the best. I've got a Ska gig tomorrow (two of the members of the function and Northern Soul bands are in that too- sort of a big family of bands really). This will now be back up to a five piece, as the sax/guitar player who's dying, has said he'd very much like to carry on and gig as long as he can. I'll be surprised if he sees Christmas really. Many thanks for the comments about this on the previous page (my last post). I'll try and get a picture of tomorrow's gig. Though any of you in East Anglia may recognise him, as he's been around for a bit. He's quite private, so he may not want anyone to know outside of our close knit group of three bands. Thanks again guys for the comments earlier - death and taxes eh?
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As new Cavemen BP1 compact for sale. Still in box, though used the box to transport to gigs, so slightly frayed. Bought this from Bass Direct a while ago, when my Sonic Farm pre completely died at a gig, and depending on the gig, either used the caveman or an old Paradriver. Was running this straight into a power amp for gigs, but now I’ve gone for an amp head again (with a nice built in DI), so this is just sitting around now. Used it probably around 20/30 times, and always boxed, so it’s as new really. £370 posted to your door. Thanks Sorry that the pictures are upside down- for some unknown reason, they just won’t let me spin them around.
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Bit late on a couple… Last Saturday was at a club in Cromer with the Northern Soul band, and it was a great night. Loads of Northetn Soulies dancing all night from the off. Next day was a Sunday afternoon session with the ska band. The main sax player, who also plays guitar and sings, has not been well for a while, and has had numerous tests and scans etc. He said it’d be his last gig for a while, until he’d got sorted out what was wrong with him. So the extended sax break in Pigbag, with the main singer/guitarist/2nd sax, where they trade off licks at the end, was far far longer. It’s brought to an end by me hitting a note, for them to come back in with the main riff. I let them both carry on for ages, as non of us knew when we’d play with him again. Turns out that we won’t ever again. The next day he was told he had terminal Pancreatic cancer, that had also gone to his lungs, liver, and bones. Been given 6 months; but knowing people who’ve had this, he’s probably looking at weeks. He’s only 51, and been a pro played for years- spent ages with Suzi Quattro on tours, playing sax, guitar, and bass- when she went on keys for the occasional song. Not got another Ska gig until next Friday , so we’ve drafted in the Northern Soul singer, so we can pad out the sets with some other songs etc. All a bit sh*t really. This Thursday did a small wedding with the Function band (all of the 3 bands have some members that play in all of them), and that was a lovely little gig. Last night was Function band again, that was a complete scrub out- but there you go. We’re out again tonight at another wedding, which should be good; and then tomorrow afternoon with the Northern soul lot. So apart from the bad news , which has hit us hard, it’s a really busy month of gigs
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Aguilar DB750 that I bought off Mike (Chimike) on here, into two Bergantino 212s. Sounds really nice
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I'm gigging so much this year, but don't tend to post much on this thread. Had a Saturday night with the function band at a holiday camp, which was pretty good, but Monday Bank Holiday's afternoon gig at a local pub (mini beer festival was great). Do it every year, and weather was perfect, and it was rammed full. A little picture of some ol' middle aged man fumbling away on bass..... ho hum