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franzbassist

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  1. Don't exclude the BSX Allegro, they are terrific.
  2. This is now sold, pending the usual.
  3. I think Who's Who is looking for Hydrive gear.
  4. Block of dense foam cut to fit?
  5. [quote name='daz' post='1304785' date='Jul 15 2011, 02:59 PM']I think you are being snobish calling a Squier P bass"el crappo" We cant all afford to throw several thousand on boutique basses.[/quote] I've said it before and I'll say it again, my new £399 Squier Matt Freeman P bass is one of the best playing, best sounding instruments I've ever owned... and that includes the 13 Wals that have been through my hands. Go figure.
  6. Well it appears that the three knob layout was introduced in August 1961, so my bad there. If nothing else, the knobs are clearly not original.
  7. I am no vintage Fender expert, but i) I thought '62s were all stack knobs, and ii) shouldn't the "offset contour body " transfer be on the ball of the headstock?
  8. These are, quite simply, the business.
  9. Price drop to £290 posted, and to note that the amp is covered in black tolex (not grey blue as someone asked).
  10. I wish someone would buy my Veillette bass, PJB Cub combo or PJB 6B cab so that I could relieve d_b5 of this lovely amp
  11. [quote name='owen' post='1304389' date='Jul 15 2011, 09:34 AM']These are great. Really.[/quote] +1
  12. [quote name='molan' post='1304097' date='Jul 14 2011, 10:27 PM']I have to admit that Oly White with a tort guard on a J is a really nice combo as well (and it has the original tort guard already).[/quote] Well if I'd know you had the original tort guard then I'd have said Oly White J too
  13. I agree with the above, apart from colour choice; I'd do Oly white for the P and Burgundy Mist for the J!
  14. Blimey, also my first bass around 1979.
  15. Fingers (and thumb) ever since I started playing some 30-odd years ago, at least until a few months ago that is, when I joined a Jam/Weller tribute band and had to get my pick-playing chops up to speed sharpish! It's actually been a good discipline to learn, much like bowing has improved my upright playing, and has made me appreciate it as another valuable string to the bass player's bow. Finding the right gauge pick for me was vital (0.8mm, since you ask). Cheers Gareth
  16. I'd take the cab, if you are willing to split them?
  17. An interesting trade offer on the table, but still available at this time.
  18. [quote name='BassBod' post='1298254' date='Jul 9 2011, 02:50 PM']It would be a bit useful. But I've got a few other repairs and projects to sort out over the summer, so funds are low (as ever!). Hope it goes soon.......[/quote] Maybe you could use your frequent buyer discount?
  19. [quote name='BassBod' post='1298084' date='Jul 9 2011, 11:24 AM']And it would be useless for teaching...those two inputs are just put there by the marketing dept to make you think its a great little amp. Right?[/quote] Correct. So you are [i]sure[/i] you don't want it?
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