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  1. BassAgent

    Guitar Porn

    My not so very impressive but very comfortable guitar rig: They're all surprisingly fantastic for their money. My guitar teacher estimated the LAG on £750. It's not even half that.
  2. Right, here I go, underlined still here: Yamaha RBX270 Yamaha RBX270F [u]Yamaha BB N5II (2001)[/u] Yamaha TRB5II (2001) Yamaha TRB5F (1998) Yamaha BB300 (1988) Yamaha BB400S fretless (1989) Yamaha BB414 (2008) [u]Fender Jazz Bass Fretless (2002)[/u] [u]Fender Jazz Bass (1966)[/u] Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass V (1998) Squier Classic Vibe 60's Jazz Bass (2009) Squier Standard Jazz Bass Squier Vintage Modified Precision Bass (2008) Squier JV Precision Bass (1982) Knooren/ESP custom Jazz Bass Frankenjazz (2010) [u]Blade B2 Tetra Bass (2001)[/u] Blade B1 Celinder J Update 4 (1998) Motion B-05 Cobelens & de Bruyne Primo (2009) Lakland 55-60 Limited Edition Trans White (2011) Squier Classic Vibe Precision Bass 50's (2010) [u]Warwick Triumph (1981)[/u] [u]Gretsch Electromatic 5442 BDC (2013)[/u] [u]De Gier Bebop 5 (2013)[/u] [u]Eko BA4 fretless (1987)[/u] [u]Maya Jazz Bass (1977)[/u]
  3. Thanks! Oh btw: with that last vid, the real fun starts at about 3 minutes in, with a bass solo at 3:55. Just so you know.
  4. Some recent vids: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpE9s6JhnrU[/media] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BueZ6_5zruM[/media] On German TV with Icelandic singer/songwriter Svavar Knútur [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6FKtnwsiQ8[/media] [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-bdFS-epms[/media] With Brazilian singer Morais
  5. If only someone'd buy my Gretsch...
  6. BassAgent

    Jazz

    My beauties: Fender - 1966 Fender - 2001 De Gier - 2013 Blade - 2001
  7. The best with the best looks I ever had has to leave, unfortunately. The GAS for a decent Precision bass is too big. It's a Gretsch G5442BDC (BDC stands for Black Double Cut). I love it. 30.3" scale, D'Addario Chromes and looks to kill. Whether you want to play Nick Olivieri style rock riffs (yes I know he uses a Precision) or wanna sound like Macca, this bass can do it all! Price: £550 obo ex shipping The bass comes with a very solid Hagstrom Hag Bag, and I'll try to pack it as good as I can when shipping. Local pickup anywhere in Holland is also an option. Will also trade for a good Precision bass (Fender Road Worn/Classic/USA, Squier JV, 80's Tokai Hard Puncher), but that's only with local pickup Looks great on stage too, BTW
  8. [quote name='Toasted' timestamp='1368610677' post='2079080'] My Celinder would be the last thing out of the house. I'd sell my bath before I sold it. [/quote] That's exactly what I thought, until I found out I actually don't really use it... @Bigwan: If it turns up for sale some time: get it. It's a great bass.
  9. Thanks I'm torturing myself as well by putting this up for sale...
  10. I hate to do this. I hate to put one of the best Jazz Basses I've ever played up for sale. I hate to let one of the basses I dreamed of since I was 14 go. But I'm gonna do it. This is the one, the famous Scarbee bass from April '98. [b]Specs:[/b] Ash body Maple neck/fretboard Lindy Fralin Pickups Aguilar OBP-1 preamp Brass nut Hipshot tuners BadAss II bridge The bass weighs 5.8 kilos, which is about 12.7 lbs. That might sound a bit heavy, but I've never experienced the bass to be particularly heavy How it sounds? Think of the fattest, best 70's-like Jazz Bass you know. Add a little bit more testosterone and some funk and you have the sound. It sounds brutal and plays like butter. You want it. You know you do. [color=#5A5A5A][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=4][b]£1800 plus shipping. No case included, but I might get one for shipping. Adds [/b][/size][/font][/color][color=#5A5A5A][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=4][b]£30 to price.[/b][/size][/font][/color][color=#5A5A5A][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=4][b] Pickup in Holland preferred though. No trades, except for a rosewood fretboard 5-string Jazz.[/b][/size][/font][/color] Chris himself said this about it: [quote][i]Yeah it seems that that bass has become somewhat of a legend. The body on the Scarbee bass is Danish ash. Medium weight - lighter than Northern White Ash (US) and heavier but with more heft than Southern Swamp Ash (US). The neck is hard rock maple with the same hard rock maple fingerboard.[/i] [i]Pickups are Lindy Fralin Jazz, and the Aguilar OBP-1 preamp is setup with double volume, bass (boost), treble (cut) ... or "vintage tone control" if you will. The trimmer controls the boost level of the treble in the preamp. I am not a fan of treble boost (on a bass), thus I always wired the OBP-1 this way so you can preset the amount of max treble on the trimmer and then cut it from there on the front of the bass to suit the music. The Badass bridge is from right before I designed my own bridge (with string-thru-body-option). This bass has serial # 9804130 ....meaning it was built in April 1998 and is bass number 130.[/quote][/i]
  11. [quote name='wombatboter' timestamp='1356957107' post='1915521'] Got my old Lefay back through a trade for an Elrick...nice to hear those slides again. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bjcsReNQjoI[/media] [/quote] And now I'm jealous again.
  12. [quote name='BassAgent' timestamp='1266400384' post='748085'] [b]Yamaha RBX270 (1999)[/b] First bass, traded it for my Yamaha BB N5II [b]Yamaha RBX270F (2000)[/b] Sold, great bass [b]Yamaha BB N5II* (2001)[/b] My first 5-string ever. I traded it for the Frankenbass but regretted it so much I bought it back. It's tuned E-C now and I love it so much... [b]ESP/Knooren frankenbass (unknown)[/b] Traded it for the TRB5II [b]Blade B2 Tetra Jazz* (2001)[/b] Bought this really really cheap. It's a very nice bass but I upgraded it anyway, with an Aguilar OBP-1 and Nordstrand NJ4s. It got signed by Marcus Miller I'll never ever sell this. [b]Fender Jazz Bass Standard Fretless* (2004)[/b] One of the fretless basses I've ever played. Modded it by installing Fender CS60's pickups, a new pickguard, Gotoh 201 bridge and had the fingerboard epoxied. [b]Yamaha TRB5II (2001)[/b] Sold... it was an awesome bass. I want it back. [b]Yamaha BB414 (2007)[/b] Traded it for one of my Aguilar cabs. It was an excellent instrument and I want one again some day. [b]Johann Georg Kessler double bass (unknown)[/b] Sold. I got tendonitis from playing upright so I had to sell it. I still have the urge to play... [b]Motion B-05 BK (unkown)[/b] This was in a terrible state when I got it. I cleaned and repaired it, played it for a while then sold it. It got me GAS for a proper acoustic bass though. [b]Blade B1 (2003)[/b] Sold. I will regret this for ever. [b]Cobelens & de Bruyne Primo merbau (2008)[/b] Returned it to the luthiers, so they could use the electronics and hardware for my new bass. My endorsement ended (they stopped building entirely) before I got the new one. [b]Squier Vintage Modified Precision (2008)[/b] Changed the pickup to Fender Original, it got a new bridge and new pots, and it's now way better than a USA Fender. Sold it to a very good friend of mine. [b]Yamaha BB300 (1989)[/b] Good bass, but I traded it for the TRB5F. Got it back later in another trade, but sold it to get the Squier CV Precision (see below). [b]Yamaha TRB5F (1995)[/b] Awesome fretless, but I liked my Fender more so I sold it. Still want it back though. [b]Squier Standard Jazz Bass (2007)[/b] Sold. It was good but not good enough. [b]Celinder J Update 4* (1998)[/b] I have dreamed of having a Celinder for about 5 years and now I was able to afford it and get it for a reasonable price. It's an old one (and the one in the Basschat banner) and one of the most comfortable basses to play I own. It's certainly the loudest. [b]Squier Classic Vibe Jazz Bass (2009)[/b] This was absolutely fantastic and made me buy my '66 Jazz. I sold it anyway [b]Fender Jazz Bass* (1966)[/b] Thanks to me and my brother winning a Dutch TV quiz I could buy this. It has been my dream to have a vintage Jazz for my entire bass life, and now I have this one Everyone who plays it, including yours truly, is astonished by the playability, feel and sound of this creation from heaven. [b]Fender Deluxe Active Jazz Bass V (2004)[/b] Had Bartolini's installed when I bought it. Awful boring sound, so I took the preamp and the pickups out and installed passive electronics and Nordstrand split pickups. It sounded quite good but weighed a ton so I sold it. [b]Squier JV Precision (1982)[/b] Got this bass in mint condition with a cable, Blue Note strap, Fender amp and stand for the astonishing amount of €75. It needed new strings and a setup badly, but otherwise this bass was absolutely amazing. I sold it for €850 'cause I never played it ánd I wanted to afford another bass (see below ;-)). I think that was the worst decision I've ever made basswise. Not that the bass I got back for it was bad, but mán what an instrument. [b]Lakland 55-60 Limited Edition Translucent White (2010) *[/b] Got it for a good price (new). One of the best 5-string Jazzes I've ever played. It's a Skyline, but it has some birdseye figuring in the neck It sounds absolutely amazing, has an extremely tight B-string and I love the looks and playability. I won't be selling this one very soon I think. [b]Squier Classic Vibe Precision 50's Butterscotch Blonde*[/b] I missed the JV. I wanted a Precision again, so I got the Yamaha BB300 (see above) again. However, I wasn't completely satisfied with the BB300. It missed something. I then played a CV Precision in a store somewhere and that was what I wanted! So I got one [b]Warwick Triumph (1981)*[/b] A bass from the Framus/Warwick transition period. It used to be a 5-string and the electronics were messed with, but I want to restore it. See my thread in the Upright section of this forum for more info on that [b]Frankenjazz[/b] Built from a Warmoth body, Allparts neck, Fender CS60's pickups and Gotoh hardware. Great bass, but I had some better basses than that so I sold it * indicates I still have them. [/quote] It's been two years, let's edit this a bit...
  13. Here's me sitting in a car I absolutely adore: a 1961 Fiat 600 with suicide doors. I saw it in Rome, it was in mint condition and I was in love with it immediately. I was drooling at it for a while, when a guy (apparently the owner) came up to me: "Would you like to sit in it?" Well, errr, YES! [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/229152_10151011749008741_1910502215_n.jpg[/IMG] And here's what I do live: [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/DSC_0514.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v311/BassAgent/DSC_3252.jpg[/IMG]
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