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Dandelion

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  1. Yup! US first. Mexi sounded like a less distinct US. The Jap sounded odd, good but odd.
  2. BOINGY BOING BOING
  3. BOING!
  4. Anything considered.
  5. Any questions? Any advice
  6. BOING!
  7. Additional information added.
  8. http://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/bass/standard-bass/model-one ?
  9. We were 5 guys,now four. Aged 20s to mid 40's. We are all relatively new to this lark but have done a few gigs in the area with a good response. We are now without drummer and thus require a new one. Experience not required, But should not take self too seriously. We do the usual covers stuff, a bit of everything from blues to rock and roll classics. Hell, for our last gig we even got paid. We have gigs waiting. Come and have a laugh, practice your craft and make merry. PM for further info.
  10. Comes with a new 9v battery.
  11. The running man moves from the top of the cover to the bottom.
  12. BOING! See you again in 36hrs.
  13. Ayup Michael..
  14. Phaser Eye Surgery. Vampanzee. SpiderFunki. Phaserquest.
  15. I love that E string tone, and the rest of them. Fabulous instrument.
  16. Mate I love that Bass.
  17. I wanna see the flight case.
  18. [color=#ff0000]AMENDMENT ADDED 19 APRIL : Important PLEASE read..For a few months I have only played this bass unamplified, it is the one I mess about with in the front room when the rest of the family are watching TV! I figured just reassure myself that the bass is OK I better give it a blast through the Trace. When I did so today I noticed that the instrument was rather quiet. So I shifted the trim control on the back with a screwdriver (the gain control, you can see it on the image below) and the volume was restored to how I remember it.[/color] [color=#ff0000]I turned the trim pot back again with the screwdriver and it went quiet again. So naturally I returned the pot to where it was before and it is again nice and loud. I do not recall this happening before, in fact I recall that the trim pots didn't actually do much, so whether the trim pots are dusty or on their way out, I don't know. It plays fine now and I hope it continues to do so but I would not feel happy trading this unless I made you aware of this prior to the deal[/color]. [color=#0000ff]AMENDMENT NUMBER 2: Right, Paranoia kicking in now.. Due to the fact that I want a hassle free transaction I am selling the bass as FAULTY. I am probably overestimating the problem but I am anxious not to be labelled as a dodgy seller. I will post if required or I could drive half way, or more if Local-ish. (Doncaster, Lincoln, Scunny, Hull, Nottingham, Leeds, Sheffield for example) Maybe further for the right trade. [url="http://s200.photobucket.com/user/Dandelion_06/media/20130417_121306_zpsbb5da7a5.jpg.html"][/url] A Cort Curbow 4, with Bartolini MK1 Pup. [font=Arial][size=2]CONSTRUCTION: Bolt-on. BODY: Luthite. NECK: Maple, Modern 'C' Shape. NECK WIDTH: 1F : 40mm / 24F : 62mm. NECK THICKNESS: 1F:20.5mm, 12F:22mm. FINGERBOARD: Ebonol, 15 3/4" Radius(400mm). FRETS: 27 / Large (2.7mm). TUNER: Die cast. SCALE: 34" (864mm). NUT: Graphite Black. BRIDGE: EB10(4). PICKUP: Bartolini AMK1-4/F. CONTROL: Active preamp 3-band, slap S/W. HARDWARE: Platinum. UNIQUE FEATURE: Greg Curbow Design Head Volute.[/size][/font] Luthite body, so no dings or scratches. (A couple of small light scratches on the back near the buckle area) It is fitted with Roto 77 monel Flatwounds, but it sounds much better with rounds IMO. No case. This is not new, I bought it as "used" from E-Bay last year. To be honest, I can't get on with it. the body just will not sit on my lap but its nice and light on the strap, But loads of people love them. Check out YouTube. It has a tiny hair line crack where one of the tuning peg screw sits in the back of the headstock. It has been there since I acquired it, and it looks worse on the photo than it actually is. There is also a scuff mark on the neck which would probably smooth off with some wire wool. I have tried to photo them both. Overall it is in a nice clean condition. [url="http://s200.photobucket.com/user/Dandelion_06/media/de308c99-2ec1-4884-a8fc-a390cc1a597a_zpscb6b5971.jpg.html"][/url] Scuff on neck adjacent to 10th fret "E" string side. [url="http://s200.photobucket.com/user/Dandelion_06/media/20130416_163442_zps3cb72627.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s200.photobucket.com/user/Dandelion_06/media/20130416_163352_zps03979410.jpg.html"][/url] [url="http://s200.photobucket.com/user/Dandelion_06/media/KGrHqVpcFCp55H5BQshk-Oczg60_12_zpse9efdd05.jpg.html"][/url] Trim pots are on the black cover below. [url="http://s200.photobucket.com/user/Dandelion_06/media/KGrHqRiwFCf33q8zBQshlLbc60_12_zps20d0b4ac.jpg.html"][/url] Can do further images on request.
  19. The YellowPinky Batfunk Band.
  20. But a magnetic field is a magnetic field, and copper wire is copper wire. So why the variation in quality? If the difference between a good quality pup and a poor quality pup is the number of windings for instance, then why don't the poor quality manufactures simply add a few more windings and flog the better pups for a larger profit? Or perhaps buy a better quality magnet for a few extra coins and do the same? Surely the effort required to make a bad pup, is the same as to make a good pup. So why are there so many bad pups? Or dogs I suppose you could say.. Woof!
  21. Depeche Mode - Delta Machine. Ozric Tentacles - Erpland. Canned Heat - The best of 3cd set. The Jesus and Mary Chain - Upside down. Vashti Bunyan - Lookaftering. The Mission - Sum and Substance. Jet - Get Born and Shine on.
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