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BassTool

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  1. *SOLD* Thanks for all the interest everyone.
  2. BassTool

    GR i6 IEMs

    Nice one!
  3. BassTool

    GR i6 IEMs

    +1 for the ZS10's @ped I bought them as back up for my UE Triple-Fi 10 IEMS, and IMO they are nothing short of amazing for the price. I'd seen @EBS_freaks mentioning of the ZS10's on here and bought mine from Amazon, it included two years insurance for them too, IIRC around £10 which included damage - so for £40 odd they were well worth the money IMO.
  4. I've also weighed the bass and it comes in at exactly 5lbs 😉
  5. Will measure tomorrow! 👍🏼
  6. Sorry @iain_psb no thanks, I'm trying to have a clear out! 😉
  7. Anything specific Tom? High mass bridge, lightweight tuners, maple neck/fingerboard, brass vol/tone knobs, Paulownia bodywood, I seem to recall the pickup was branded but can't remember what. All plays and sounds well. Anything else I've missed just shout up 👍🏼 great bass for a young 'un as it's so lightweight, and equally for anyone struggling with heavier bass weight in general. This has been in a case behind a settee unused for years so time to let go. I'll weigh it when I get chance 😉
  8. *NOW SOLD* Like the Jazz I've got on sale, this was bought on a whim and unused by me. Very lightweight, I'm just looking to get back what I paid years ago, £150 + delivery at your expense.
  9. WITHDRAWN...
  10. The inspiration behind The BlazerRay, absolutely amazing what Andy did to Mick's bass, and those Simms make it extra special. Love that bass ❤️
  11. Dave it's killer! The pup and East preamp are a fantastic combo as said by @Andyjr1515early on in the thread..👍🏼
  12. 7 hour total round trip with craic, coffee, traffic, weather and bog stops Dave 😳😂😂
  13. So, still resisting the starshaped Warwick then Dave...🙄😲😆😆😆 Think TalkTalk's bassist had the fretless version of that Kramer, tasty 😉👌🏼
  14. Completed a great buying experience with Dave today, culminating in a round trip to beautiful Biggar, his home in South Lanarkshire. Communication prior to travelling was fantastic, a 40 minute phone call, several texts, including comprehensive photographs, written details, emails, measurements and even more photographs. Detailed route on how to find him - just in case the satnav played up 😆 - he pulled out all the stops to reassure me the trip was going to be worthwhile. It was 😉 Brilliant craic when we got there, he had even sanitised every flightcase prior to our arrival. Brilliant 😊 Deal done at a safe distance with an absolute gent, deal with complete confidence, this guy is a first class Basschat seller and a credit to the BC community 👌🏼 Resist the starshaped Warwick Dave! 😂😂😂
  15. Thought I'd update this thread with some visible pics as the @Clarky ones appear to have gone. Interesting to see this was once Kev Hoppers bass, presumably he commissioned it. I love it, it's a beautifully crafted bass with Nordstrand pups encased in ebony surrounds with matching ramp and knobs and it to my ears, sounds great. One of my mates calls it my Salvador Dali bass
  16. I too remember hearing Eruption for the first time on my mates turntable back in the day, awesome playing which left us both mystified at the time as to how it was done. I loved the 'Hot for teacher' video as well.. 'Sit down Waldo!' Cheeky chappy and one amazing player EVH 👍
  17. Yup, anything with more than four strings does the same to me 😁
  18. Good shout PT 👍🏼
  19. More incredible skill from Andy, superb! 👍🏼
  20. That looks fantastic! 👍🏼
  21. Amazing work so far 👍🏼
  22. Router gets my vote. And I am a rank amateur 🙄
  23. What else can I add to the excellent feedback already stated above.. Deal done in 10mins, brilliant comms throughout, amazing sturdy packaging and next day delivery as promised. Top Basschatter Clarky 👌🏼
  24. ...mind you, I've never needed to cut the top off a small nail like the original advert 😂
  25. Great bit of kit to have in your armoury, surprisingly versatile for cutting, sanding polishing etc I'd recommend the 'real thing' if your budget allows, they are very well made and tool bits are decent too
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