Jump to content
Why become a member? ×

therealting

⭐Supporting Member⭐
 View Profile  See their activity

  • Posts

    2,037

  • Joined

  • Last visited

 Content Type 

Everything posted by therealting

  1. therealting
    Bump! Still interested in Bravewood, Sadowsky etc but also interested in medium scale instruments, particularly Precisions, singlecuts or five/six strings Will consider an outright sale too.
  2. therealting
    The Yamaha LLs are wonderful. I have an incredible, beautifully crafted LL26 Yamaha gave me which was my main acoustic for many years and is still one of my primary recording instruments.
  3. therealting
    Watched this yesterday. Really like the dismantle-able bass idea, sounds great for flying. Also really don’t like the “P” style one.
  4. therealting
    I’ve tried most flats at this point, and I personally prefer a brighter flat so quite like the Ernie Ball flats, their Cobalt flats, D’Addario Chromes and Fender flats. The TI Jazz flats are lower tension, feel lovely and are what gives the Pino P its sound IMO. If you prefer darker flats, the Pyramid Golds are also worth a look.
  5. therealting
    Ah shame, am quite interested but that is a bit of a trek for me and I won’t be heading that way for some time 😔
  6. therealting
    May I ask where you are located?
  7. therealting
    I have D’Addario Chromes in my Super P5, and alternate between Dingwall and Sansone strings on my Super J5.
  8. therealting
    😯
  9. therealting
    Are they full size / scale?
  10. therealting
    Probably to make the instrument more vintage-correct, which is the whole idea of the series.
  11. therealting
    6.1lb?! What’s the trick?
  12. therealting
    That's outrageously light for a 5-string! Is the neck roasted?
  13. therealting
    Payment sent.
  14. therealting
    Damn that was quick. Have these on my two Dingwall Supers, excellent tuners.
  15. therealting
    Possible deal for both?
  16. therealting
    I've compared Bravewoods and Limelights and IMO there is no comparison - as you would expect given that Bravewoods are at least twice the cost. I still think they're excellent value though, cheaper than a Custom Shop and MUCH nicer to play, feel and look at. Given that you have a 64 Precision, like me, I'd suggest not skimping. The Spitfire stuff looks nice, but almost too pretty - doesn't look original to me... and it's ridiculously expensive.
  17. therealting
    John at Bravewood restored my 64 Precision and ended up putting a beautifully aged replacement guard on it (he had to make a new body anyway as the previous owner had an accident with it and replaced it with a plywood body, of all things). I've had it side by side with an original in good condition and it's honestly indistinguishable. Even the bevels etc are a perfect match.
  18. therealting

    G-bitch

    therealting replied to G-bitch's topic in Feedback

    [quote name='therealting' timestamp='1503847169' post='3361156'] Bought a lovely gig bag from him that I'd been searching for for YEARS. Very helpful and a gent. [/quote] Graham found a hanger for this gig bag 2.5 months after I collected the bag from him, and posted it to me with no further charge. Legend.
  19. therealting
    Super Js are 32-35" for 5 strings.
  20. therealting
    What scale(s) is it?
  21. therealting
    Oh man, this is almost exactly the four string version of my Dingwall Super P5. So tempted...
  22. therealting
    I bought my Dingwall Super P from wayne58 last year - he made a complicated transaction very easy and it's now my #1 five string. I'm so tempted to have this off him too...!
  23. therealting
    I am a big fan of Bravewood's work. Not the cheapest option necessarily, but virtually indistinguishable from the real thing, apart from the fact that IMHO they are generally much better instruments.
  24. therealting
    That's beautiful.
  25. therealting
    What scale(s) is this?
×
×
  • Create New...