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  1. Had I not made a significant recent purchase id be seriously "in" on this... this is the quintessential P, classic looks and classic sound... arghhh
  2. The pedal looks like its got dandruff on it in the pictures for some reason, it really hasnt though.
  3. I dont really use this anymore so its up for sale after me having it for quite a few years. Its a very solidly built (as you expect from EHX, tank-like construction) wah. Its an interesting design for a wah as it has no moving parts, all controlled by being on a flat floor - although I believe you can buy a "cradle" for it to sit in as well if you prefer a more traditional set-up. It also has a fuzz circuit in it so you can do a pretty decent Cliff Burton impression with it all in one pedal! I probably gigged it about 5 times so its in very good nick. Discontinued now I think, last PMT price was £82 so ive gone for half that. Happy to post / courier but at buyer's expense, I can work from home so arranging pickup etc should be simple. @Dood the mod knows where I live so buy in confidence, haha!
  4. Time to thin out some of my gear, first thing on the list is this Warwick Gigboard 23100. Its a pedalboard but with a PSU in it which is nice. Comes with the (slighty tatty now) manual still, bag with all zips etc intact, plus all the power cables that came with it and the mains lead itself. I have some of the velcro for pedals still and thats in the bag as well. Its in very good nick because i barely used it.... largely because I barely use effects, ho-hum. Dimension etc are all online, this would be a great choice for someone who wants a self contained all-in-one solution for pedals. Happy to post / courier but at buyer's cost - I can work from home most days to make pickups etc very simple! @Dood the mod knows where I live, so buy in confidence 😛
  5. Is it £150 or £350? If its the former it wont last long here... I love mine
  6. Well, whoops - I bought one, and im very glad I did! This is an amazing instrument. It feels great - I cant describe it, just really well constructed and "Premium" (which youd expect considering the price...) Even the rear of the bass has been bound at the edges with the classic Ric checkerboard finish. The bottom string using the neck pickup is thunderous bottom end, its like an EB2 on steroids. Then one flick to mid position and youve got a honky sort of vintage 70's tone... lastly on full bridge pickup (with a pick, preferably) you've got a sound very close to the classic 4003. A very versatile instrument indeed! The case is somewhat bigger than the other vintage case I have for my 4003 BRG but thats to get the wider body in... speaking of which this might be short scale but it doesnt FEEL it. Reason? The body is basically a 360-shape body so its mahooosive, so the bass itself is pretty much as long in total as a 4003. So if you are put off by shorties, maybe try one of these first and see what you think - its not dinky like an EB3 (which puts me off using my SG Bass). Oh yeah, and theres 24 frets so dusty-end widdling is very much catered for here! There's a great deal of "give" in this neck, absolutely no effort is required to bend strings on this unlike nearly all my "early" Rics. The independent dealer I bought mine from had FIVE (!!!) of them in stock, i picked up the one which was the lightest (got to start thinking about my back now, haha) which coincidentally also had the nicest wood figuring under the finish on the body, as well as the darkest fretboard, which I like.. particulaarly in contrast to the crushed pearl sharkfin inlays. Feel free to ask any questions... this one is a keeper!
  7. did anyone ever try the 4005XC? I was intriugued by them given they are shorties, and the body shape is really nice... and the price of them seems to have come down considerably since the 4005V announcement...
  8. Here's my "family picture" 😛
  9. A dealer here ive used before thought based on the RRP hes been quoted by the distributor that the UK price will be £5999/£6299, so this isnt far off the mark. But at that price I am most definitely OUT. Its a crazy price for what they are intending to be a standard offering in the model list.
  10. Ah yeah, the pointy one is a very limited run for the 90th anniversary of Ric - hence the "boutique" price. Allegedly the new (long scale) 4005V is supposed to slot in as a standard offering... it cannot be standard at that price lol Also goes totally against what ive heard dealers in the US taking preorders around the $4K mark - would actually be cheaper to buy a flight to Santa Ana, pick it up from the factory and take it home at that price! 👨‍✈️
  11. https://www.rosetti.co.uk/rickenbacker-4005v-bass-fireglo This price isnt... serious is it??
  12. This is a bonkers low price for something quite quite special, warts and all this is an early 70's Ric with great added components!
  13. Shocking that @andybassdoyle doesnt fancy this Calling @Dood instead... wink wink!
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