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  1. franzbassist
    Lots of great lightweight 1x12 cabs out there, all with slightly different flavours of tone.... it's a good time to be a bass player
  2. franzbassist
    Excellent little cabs. Throw out a load of air and have a good, full-range sound.
  3. franzbassist
    And sold
  4. franzbassist
    Bump
  5. franzbassist
    These are seriously good quality bags. I had one and only sold it because my needs changed. Very good quality bit of kit.
  6. franzbassist
    I sold a bridge to Mikkel, and it was a very smooth transaction. Communication was excellent every step of the way, and I would have no hesitation in dealing with him again.
  7. franzbassist
    I'd be very surprised if the Drophead version of the CTM 15 head is any different to the standalone head. I suspect that it's a typo, but would recommend checking with Ashdown to be sure.
  8. franzbassist
    Both bridges are now sold
  9. franzbassist
    Hi guys Two fantastic items, just a couple of weeks old and hardly used, that I have decided I won't use enough to warrant keeping. [url="http://pjbworld.com/product_headphone.html"]H850[/url] headphones sell for £80, I'm asking £60 posted [url="http://pjbworld.com/product_bighead_top.html"]Bighead[/url] headphone amp/digital converters sell for £185, I'm asking £150 posted Buy both for £205 posted. Thanks
  10. franzbassist
    Compressor sold
  11. franzbassist
    I sold a gig bag to Kev. Very smooth deal. Highly recommended.
  12. franzbassist
    Sold a pedal to Lee. As always, a perfect transaction.
  13. franzbassist
    Purchased some George L's from Bob. The deal was smooth as you like with excellent comms.
  14. franzbassist
    Bump
  15. franzbassist
    Happy to take a more basic 4 string EUB in part exchange
  16. franzbassist
    [quote name='donslow' timestamp='1428526655' post='2742232'] Consider trades at all?! [/quote] Possibly, what are you thinking? (PM me if you prefer) [quote name='JimJim' timestamp='1428587561' post='2742741'] Do you have a Paypal Acc'? I might take your M288. [/quote] Where are you located?
  17. franzbassist
    My nan had this on the left hand pinkie, and I have noticed that my left hand pinkie has recently started to hurt when I press down hard on the fingerboard (most notable on upright). I had thought it was the start of arthritis, but maybe it's this?
  18. franzbassist
    Mmm that is lovely
  19. franzbassist
    All pedals are in good condition and full working order. Velcro on bottom rather than feet. Boxed. Compressor £100+£5 P&P Octave Deluxe £75+£5 P&P Overdrive £70+£5 P&P or £245 for all three, posted in the UK. Prices are firm. Thanks Gareth
  20. franzbassist
    I like a bit of Mozart, Elgar or Vaughan Williams if I'm honest...
  21. franzbassist
    Last time I saw EC was in The Windmill on Pitch Hill. He was having a pint mind
  22. franzbassist
    Thanks for the replies so far. Sorry if I wasn't clear, but I only want to use the effects on one channel of the Providence.
  23. franzbassist
    Hello all So, I have gone on a bit of an FX splurge recently and purchased the following: MXR Bass Overdrive MXR Bass Compressor MXR Bass Octave Deluxe I also have a Providence Dual Bass Station, which is effectively a dual input, two channel EQ preamp pedal, which allows me to switch between fretted/fretless or electric/upright with ease. What I'd like to do is put the pedals on one channel of the preamp only, so my questions are:[list] [*]what's the best order for the pedals? (I was thinking Octave>Overdrive>Compressor, but I know there are no "rules" here!) [*]should they come before the Providence or after? [/list] Cheers Gareth
  24. franzbassist
    Burgundy Mist, Mint Green scratchplate, dots and bound neck with lollypop tuners. Job done
  25. franzbassist
    Well, the La Bella site says this of the Low Tension Flats: [i]Using the same techniques that have made the Deep Talkin’ Bass Stainless Steel Flat Wounds the best-selling flat wound set on the market, [b]La Bella has adjusted the construction to create a lighter and more flexible alternative[/b] to our classic heavier flats. The Light Tension Flexible Flats deliver the same classic sound but without the floppy-string effect associated with other light tension flat wound strings. These hand-wound and hand-polished strings are equipped with [b]round cores for flexibility, and narrower ribbon wire[/b] to achieve that unrivaled smooth feeling uniquely characteristic to La Bella Strings.[/i] So my guess it's mainly down to a narrower core.
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