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Can anyone tell me the tonal difference between these? Or is the 'Custom '62' just the new name for what was the old 'Original'? At a higher price 😅. Details of each below. Thanks, Ian Fender Original - https://richtonemusic.co.uk/Fender-Original-Precision-Bass-Pickups/ Fender Custom '62 - https://www.fender.com/en-GB/accessories/pickups/custom-shop-62-precision-bass-pickup/0992214000.html
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Selling my DHA VT-1 Purist valve preamp pedal. Great pedal for adding classic valve drive tones to warm up a solid state amp (it works superbly with my LMIII) or for adding additional boost in front of a valve amp. A quality pedal, hand built in the UK by the legendary Dave Hall, sadly departed. A few cosmetic blemishes but in full working order. Velcro strips on the underside. Needs a 12v centre negative power supply (not supplied). Easily available on ebay, something like this TC Helicon adaptor should do the job https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/265191763723. Only selling as I'm now using a VT-1 Pro pedal. Price includes UK postage. Here's the spec and description from DHA: The VT1-Purist-Bass from DHA is a hand built valve Overdrive effects pedal which uses a 12AX7 (ECC83) pre-amp valve to provide true valve tone, the tone generated has to be heard to be believed! The VT1-Purist is designed and voiced for bass players looking for subtle clean to crunch valve tone for blues and rock. There is a “cool blue” back light which acts as indicator for effect on. Overdrive is achieved by using both gain stages in the 12AX7EH valve/tube to generate the classic valve pre-amp overdrive tone It is great with modern solid state amps by adding valve warmth and fantastic with valve amps by overdriving with a true valve signal path. The Gain and Level controls let you select that tone you been looking for! And don’t forget the volume and tone on your bass which will react well with the VT1-Purist-Bass just like a real valve amp/pre-amp. There is an i/p pad pot on the bass version which is useful when using active pickups. There is a true By-Pass Foot Switch. The tone is pure valve/tube, fat and warm and completely different to silicon effects pedals which tend to fizz and compress the signal. Unlike silicon pedals you can use the volume control on your bass to control the amount of distortion you want, just turn it up for the solo. The output of the VT1-Purist-Bass is connected to a standard 1/4" jack for use with an amp, desk or recording set up. The VT1-Purist-Bass runs from a 12VDC 500mA (12VDC 1000mA recommended) supply via a standard centre negative 2.1mm socket. The VT1-Purist-Bass is totally hand built using a quality PCB.
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Possibly a Retrovibe Route '51 (£32)? Looks similar but the string winding on yours fills the bobbin more. https://retrovibe.co.uk/product/retrovibe-51p-replacement-single-coil-bass-pickup-for-50s-precision-alnico-poles-cloth-wire-string-binding/
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You can enquire directly to Yamaha about spare parts here - https://inquiry.yamaha.com/country/?lcl=en_AU&act=3
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FS: Squier Precision Bass 1991 MIK - Upgraded/Modified - *SOLD*
ikay replied to mrn1989's topic in Basses For Sale
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FS: Squier Precision Bass 1991 MIK - Upgraded/Modified - *SOLD*
ikay replied to mrn1989's topic in Basses For Sale
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Just sold an Audere preamp to Grant in a seamless and straightforward transaction. Good comms and quick payment, would happily deal with again. Many thanks and hope the JZ3 works well for you. Cheers, Ian
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Thanks for confirming
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I'm having trouble visualising this. Is it like the diagram below where the bootlace (red line) is tied to both the upper and lower strap buttons and the strap (blue) is connected to the bootlace some distance further in from the lower button? That would have a similar effect to having a countersunk strap button on the back of the bass which was an option offered by Dingwall at one point to reduce the long reach of the 37" scale (see second pic).
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Fender Tidepool - what colour is it really? (see comparison pics)
ikay replied to ikay's topic in Bass Guitars
Neither of the above. It was just that when I started looking more closely at tidepool in photos the colour was all over the place and I wondered what colour it really is! -
Just bought a comfort strapp from Paul. A pleasure to do business with. Quick to answer questions, straightforward transaction and quick delivery. Many thanks!
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Thanks for posting the pic. There doesn't appear to be an obvious back-bow in the neck. Here's a cropped shot for others to check out.
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Maybe a pic like below so we can see the string action up and down the neck to confirm the back-bow (which is what it sounds like). As hi-res as you can so we can zoom in and see the detail.
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Can you post a photo? Might offer a few clues.
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I tried GHS pressurewounds some time ago. Liked how the sounded but they felt stiffer/higher tension than rounds of the same gauge (which I didn't like).
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Jon just bought my MIJ JB62M and drove all the way from Lincolnshire to West Sussex to save the hassle of packing and postage. Top chap! Good to meet you Jon and enjoy the bass! Cheers, Ian
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'Turn Up The Bass' black cotton T shirt size M ** NOW GONE **
ikay posted a topic in Completed Items
Black cotton T shirt, size Medium, with 'Turn Up The Bass' logo on front and bass guitar design on the back. Worn and washed once but in almost 'as new' condition. Unfortunately it's too big for me (I'm S/XS) so free to anyone who can collect from West Sussex (RH12 3DX) or will post for £3.30. -
Unused set of Dean Markley Blue Steels #2679A in original packaging. String gauges 45-65-80-105-128. Packaging is a little dog eared but strings are pristine. These are excellent strings but I've moved to a lighter gauge so no longer needed. Not that easy to find in the UK and quite pricey these days, the cheapest I could find was £44.99 at guitarooze.co.uk. Selling for £25 posted.
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The one in the pic looks like a Switchcraft SC-151 barrel socket. They usually come with a regular hex nut rather than a circular knurled one.