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ead

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  1. Thanks people, indeed a very nice fretless bass.
  2. Just bought a pedal from Dan. As has been said to bloke to deal with good comms and despatched very quickly. Many thanks for a very smooth deal.
  3. Brilliant news. Played my first full gig fretless a few months back.
  4. ...and responded. SOLD PENDING.
  5. For sale is my Zoom Multistomp MS-60B pedal. It comes with the original box and instructions and has only been used for practice at home. Condition is therefore excellent, but it's way above what I need for effects. Here are some pics.: £60 posted to mainland UK please. Thanks for looking.
  6. For sale is my faithful EBS Multidrive that has done faithful service for a few years but is being replaced by another Scandinavian product from a nearby country. The pedal has lived on my pedal board and has had use, but I've looked after it as I hope you can see from the pics. This is before the True Bypass version but having tried both I preferred this one. I can't find the original box I'm afraid but I will make sure it's very well packed. £40 posted to UK Mainland.
  7. For sale is my Eve Iona fretless bass. I don’t think that there are many of these in existence, I believe this might be the first one and there is definitely one other finished bass on the Eve Facebook page. Other than these two I’ve not seen any others. [b]Construction: [/b] Body Style – Iona 4-string Body Wood – American Ash with Wenge centre block Control cavity cover in American Ash to match body wood Neck – 3-piece quartersawn Sapele bolt on, with scarf joint headstock in Sipo with Ash veneer top plate, Rosewood truss rod cover Fingerboard – Ebony, unlined 16” radius, side dots (at fret positions), 2 octaves Spector Professional locking bridge Black hardware Scale length - 34" ABM djustable brass nut [b]Finish: [/b] Natural oil and wax finish; this shows off the wood grain really nicely and is very tactile. [b]Electronics:[/b] Two Eve custom pickups; a ‘soap bar’ in the bridge position (switchable series/parallel) and single coil in the bridge position, these feed an Eve 2-band preamp. The controls are: Neck volume (with pull up passive options); bridge volume (with pull up series/parallel switch), treble boost/cut and bass boost/cut. [b]History: [/b] I commissioned the bass late in 2014 and took delivery in March 2015. This is undoubtedly a high quality instrument with a gorgeous slim neck and flexible electronics package. I have used the bass at home and in rehearsals and once at a gig. It remains like new however and has been very well looked after. Everything is original and in excellent working order. The neck is nice and straight and very nice to play on. The action is set low action, which I feel benefits a fretless bass and there is scope to go lower still if that’s your preference. Bar a little unavoidable string wear on the fingerboard, the bass is in A1 condition. [b]Weight/ergonomics: [/b] The bass weighs in at a little over 8.5lbs according to my bathroom scales. It is a very nicely balanced instrument both on lap and strap making it very comfortable to play. The neck is fantastic, slim and very comfortable to move around on. The neck pocket is one of the tightest I have seen to the point that it looks like a set neck. [b]Sound: [/b] Very versatile with the switchable bridge pickup and the active/passive option that comes with the electronics package. You can get an extremely wide range of tones. [b]Strings: [/b] Currently strung with TI JF344 flat-wound strings. The strings are around 12 months old now so barely played-in in flat-wound terms. [b]Case/bag: [/b] The bass comes with a good quality Thomann padded gig bag. [b]Sale price and collection/delivery options:[/b] £800 collected from my house in Chorley (near M6/M62/M65). To buy a similar bass new today would cost around £1,200, so I hope that you feel the price offers excellent value and reflects the price of a recently sold Eve fretted bass. I am also happy to meet up or deliver within a reasonable range; please PM me to discuss possibilities. Delivery to your door using UPS or similar can be organised (at cost), although I would by far prefer to arrange personal delivery/exchange if at all possible given the quality of the instrument. [b]Why am I selling? [/b] This is a beautifully built and very flexible fretless bass. There are very few fretless Iona basses around, and Eve is creating a good brand with a loyal following. However there is a new fretless custom bass incoming and after a lot of contemplation I decided that this was the bass that has to go to avoid duplication of function and purpose. [b]Trade/part exchange options:[/b] Although a cash sale is my preference, I am open to trade offers, but please note that I would prefer trades with some cash my way. Trade-wise, definitely a four-string fretted bass; I'd certainly consider a Jazz-type bass. [b]My feedback:[/b] Please see the links in my sig. below. Thanks for your interest and here are some pictures. I have these and more in hi-res so if you would like to see them or any other details of the bass please drop me a PM and I’ll do my best to give you a comprehensive response. [attachment=217174:LR Eve Iona FL4 03.jpg] [attachment=217175:LR Eve Iona FL4 04.jpg] [attachment=217176:LR Eve Iona FL4 06.jpg] [attachment=217177:LR Eve Iona FL4 07.jpg] [attachment=217178:LR Eve Iona FL4 12.jpg] [attachment=217180:LR Eve Iona FL4 13.jpg]
  8. My golden rule is in general basses get gigged, if they don't they go. One exception is my fretless 5er that I'm still learning to play to a standard where I can inflict it on others.
  9. ead

    NoirBass

    Chris has just purchased a small gig bag from me. Top bloke and nice to deal with. Many thanks Chris.
  10. Thanks Jon, I thought it looked a bit odd and the stuff on t'interweb didn't stack up in the same way you describe above. I don't know enough about these things myself though, so the guidance of the BC cognoscenti is always much appreciated.
  11. Does the wood colour look not quite light for something of that age too?
  12. My daughter works down in the smoke so not an issue. Just curious as to what it is as my efforts to find out via Google have left me confused.com
  13. Is this worth a punt? Not enough knowledge to know if it's a real thing or something I should avoid like the plague (or man flu, another known killer) http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Squier-Series-Precision-Bass-Japan-1994-5-/301920449448?hash=item464bdc73a8:g:EjAAAOSwtUtXA~T-
  14. Just sold Paddy a bass. Very easy to deal, excellent comms., very quick payment. A pleasure doing business with you sir, thanks again.
  15. This must be one of the few Eude basses I've not had a go on, but if it's like the others it will be immaculate and a beautiful instrument. Eude is a genuine bloke and a top banana to deal with even if he is the size of a hobbit and requires non-manly scale lengths. GLWTS
  16. I have only had a Sandberg VS (passive P type bass) with Delanos and wasn't that keen tbh. Lacked a bit of grunt for a Precision.
  17. ead

    Jazz

    Something non-Fender now. ACG J Type and Sandberg Claifornia Mk2 passive for your delectation: [sharedmedia=core:attachments:215702] [sharedmedia=core:attachments:192597]
  18. Not sure if this is black enough to qualify....My recently acquired Sandberg California Mk2 TT passive. [sharedmedia=core:attachments:215702] It's got black Sadowsky knobs on now too if that helps.
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