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Paolo85

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  1. Thanks! That's sold, sorry
  2. Price £9 plus postage. Nice loud pickup for the price Thanks
  3. I never did an introduction post, but I'll do a farwell post. I am not playing the bass anymore, and it turns out this spoils my enjoyment here unfortunately. I posted here an average of around 18 times per month between March 2022 and this September. I have since only made posts to sell my gear. Slowly, and with no rush, I am going to sell everything apart from my Ibanez Mezzo and the practice amp for the occasional noodling. It has been nice chatting with you these past two years. A physiotheraphist this summer said that I should stop playing the bass while we were working on my back pain. That was quite sad as I was in the process of looking for a band. She also prescribed exercises, and the whole thing pushed me to become more physically active, putting in the hours to get fit. It turned out that, as I am glued to my laptop all day for work, not spending the rest of the time glued to a big wooden object with strings, even if it makes the coolest sound ever created and is amazing to play, is good for my body, my mental health, my family. So that's it. No more time and money spent on gear, no more long hours practicing, no time for a band for the forseable future. I am not the sort of person that can juggle too many things at once unfortunately. I'll be around to sell stuff. Best wishes to you all. Farwell
  4. They were in a bass I bought a while ago. £9 plus postage. I don't have much details about them, but they sound amazing Thanks Paolo
  5. Price 35+ postage Amazing pickup from a Fender Classic 50s precision I bought it here and I assume it came from this bass Though @Woody1957 may correct me. Thanks
  6. Tonerider TRP1 Precision plus alnico P pickup and TRJ1 alnico J bridge pickup. I bought them separately, not as a PJ set, but I used them as such and I sell them as such Price Both: £35 + postage J only: 12 + postage P only: not possible at the moment Thanks
  7. Beringer BDI 21, price 10+postage Best, Paolo
  8. I bought it for a project and never got round to doing it. Price is 35 +postage
  9. PJ bitsa with Squier Affinity body Fender Modern Player J neck Electronic replaced with a Kiogon Loom (admittedly the tone pot is a bit scratchy) Tonerider TRP1 P pickup Orginal J pickup (which I like as it's very loud and competes with the P, but I have a Tonerifer J I could give you for £10 if you want) Hipshot licensed ultralight tuners Wilkinson bridge It's fairly light for a P, it has great balance, plays with nice low action. A few scratches here and there (I tried to photograph) but an amazing bass. Posting the parts would be more profitable but I'll try for a bit to sell here and see if somebody wants it as a unit. Pickup from Bromley (20 min train from London Victoria). Or I could meet in central London but I won't be able to go there much in the next few days
  10. [REDUCED, £100] An amazing bass for the money. I bought it a while ago from another basschatter. Here's a "review" I made at the time I have put Thomastick flats on. The previous owner had moved the strap pin to the horn. It did not feel sturdy to me so I put a plate from another bass back at the back on and a pin back there It's pickup from Bromley (which is 20 min train from London Victoria). I could meet in central London though I won't be able to go there much in the next few days
  11. I had a VM J the neck was incredibly good
  12. I was looking at the classfields this morning. There were no basses marked as "sold" before page 5 (where my ad had ended up two days after the last bump). There were two "on hold" page 3. Is August a slow month for bass sales?
  13. This. Just a single movement of closing the hand, but with fingers falling on the string staggered. It does not require a lot more stamina than playing eight notes
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