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Delberthot

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  1. The Bongo is the toilet seat bass The Stingray 5 is a Sillhouette shaped Sterling, or at least it was until they brought out the Sterling 5
  2. [quote name='mathewsanchez' post='1244328' date='May 25 2011, 02:57 PM']local pick up from Woodbridge in Suffolk only.[/quote] Damn. I really can't afford this but would have it back in a minute if posting was an option
  3. Its an SR5 in Lava Pearl
  4. [quote name='Doddy' post='1242951' date='May 24 2011, 01:50 PM']You've got to love Abe Laboriel.[/quote] You are a saint. I've been trying to think of his name for ages
  5. I think that's all for now. I count 32 so I must be nearly half way there - I'm still trying to sort out all of my pictures but I'll get some more up later.
  6. Yamaha TRB6 II Fretless, Status T-Bass 5 string fretless, Bass Collection SB312 fretless, Melody Grabber maple fretless, Washburn 6 string
  7. A Modulus Flea bass, Warwick Thumb NT5 and an Ibanez SR1016
  8. A black 4003 and a 1982 4000 I've had a few fakers but this is the only picture I can find of the best one. Complete with Rick TRC and in mint condition. I swapped this for a DeVille Beatle bass nd an Epiphone Les Paul guitar with bigsby
  9. Still one of the most beautiful basses I ever owned. My Rickenbacker 4003 Blue Boy
  10. And Leo's other great invention - Stingrays: Several 3 band EQ ones, 20th and 30th 4 strings, a fretless, a couple of 5s and even a left handed one
  11. And now - Precisions: MIM, MIA, CIJ, JV Squier
  12. The other Thunderbird that I had last year
  13. Fernandes Freltess Limited Jazz Bass with EMGs Ibanez SRX505
  14. Now onto the stuff I've sold on with the most recent being an Epiphone Les Paul Standard. Beautiful but just far too heavy Antoria Maple Fretless, now owned by another forum member: Epiphone Explorer. I just couldn't get on with the shape of it
  15. I've managed to take pictures of most of the basses I've owned over the years but there are quite a few missing. I'll start with what I have currently: From left to right is my April 1981 Ibanez Blazer, next is my modified Epiphone Goth Thunderbird with Hipshot Bridge and EMG HZs, followed by my newest acquisition which is a MIK Shine 8 string.
  16. [quote name='dc2009' post='1242772' date='May 24 2011, 11:42 AM']Hmmmmm, do I?[/quote] yes, you do
  17. I've decided to sell this as its surplus to requirements First is a set of D'addario string for 12 string bass. I bought these for my last 12 string bass but due to the frequency that I change basses, the strings arrived after I'd already sold the bass on so they've never been out of the packet. Not entirely sure how long I've had these but the strings are still sealed inside their factory bag. Going by the Stringsdirect website, they're £34 delivered so I can do them for £[s]22[/s] £18 delivered. I also have a brand new unused set of Rickenbacker 8 string bass strings. Being Rickenbacker strings, they're slightly lower tension gauge with 45-55-70-90 being the fundamental strings and 20-25-35-45 for the octave strings so a bit easier on the fingers. Again, Stringsdirect are doing these for £49 delivered so I can do them for £[s]35[/s] £27 delivered [b][size=4]See post from 2.18pm today for the deal[/size][/b]
  18. Its a lot easier thanyou think unless you really get your fingers way under the string when popping
  19. [quote name='Count Bassie' post='1241102' date='May 23 2011, 02:58 AM']Chicken...[/quote] Don't mind if I do Chicken and eggs are my favourite
  20. The Pog was the one effect that I badly wanted and ended up being the most disappointing. Everyone should do this at some point but get yourself an 8 or 12ver, split the signal so the highs go to a dirty guitar amp and the lows to your bass amp and soak up the filth In the words of the late, great Randy Savage - " Ooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Yeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah"
  21. Yeah, c'mon pictures. I'm standing here with my Thunderbird and a circular saw waiting for something to happen so I can copy you
  22. You can't replicate the sound of an 8 string with an octave. I bought a Pog for exactly that but it sounded shrill and terrible. Marvin Gaye and Tammy Terrell nailed it when they sang 'Ain't nothing like the real thing' If you play clean and simple then a 12ver is even better.
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