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I did commit to updates on the 'legal' purchase. Here it is on the right (next to the prototype) just needing the pickups and string tree to arrive.
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Very tricky. Both brands make quality instruments and will probably boil down whichever feels best in you hands. I ended up keeping the Spectors and selling the Warwicks but it wasn't a strightforward choice. Probably no help whatsoever
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Beautiful basses @three Quite a lot of knob action there too.
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We must both be afflicted by a similar talent deficit
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More info on this bass please. Looks really nice.
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Hi folks I recently bought myself some pickguards for my Geddy Lee jazz direct from WD Music in the USA. To make the postage from the US, customs fees etc. more viable I doubled up on the order. I have the following for your delectation and, hopefully, purchase. All are in their original packaging, unopened, and with the protective film on: 1 x Black / White / Black £25 Now sold 1 x White / Black / White £20 Now sold elsewhere 1 x Aged Pearlescent White £44 Now Sold Not looking to profit from this so these are the prices I paid without the additional fees etc. Postage to the UK mainland is included.
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SOLD - £200 - Squier Classic Vibe 60s P Bass - 3 Colour Sunburst
ead replied to a topic in Basses For Sale
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I've owned a couple of SRs but never really gelled with them. Older SR1500 Also an SR4000E
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ACG Retro B ACG J Type fretless Anaconda Crusher (cruurent up for sale)
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Kitchen foil works well enough. It's aluminium so very conductive. Maybe scrape a bit of the colour off the bottom of the bridge. Whatever the plating is to give the gold finish it will probably have a varnish coating over it.
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Interesting. I do agree that the chrome one look a bit 'sudden' on the '77LE and thinking about replacing the ones on my bass with black items. Gold look great though... ...but I'd need a set for my 79LE too so looking more expensive by the minute
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I actually have a spare ACG PB pickup (made by Armstrong). Dimensions are 100 x 50 mm so maybe you need to source one of the 40mm housing sizes. None of the ACG pickup range are in what might be termed std sizes so may not be the optimal solution.
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I got a reply back in 2 hours, super helpful.
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Here are a couple more with a reasonable degree of certainty: 29350 - Ordered late summer 2016; delivered May 2017 25665 - Acquired new from C&C in March 2016 - 2015 build xxxxx - Ordered July 2020; delivery anticipated very early 2021....
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Just heard back from Sandberg ref my Electra VS4. s/n 22365 born on 31 May 2014. I probably have another point of reference or two, will check back later.
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I don't believe that I've seen such a table but would interested to see it.
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You may be able to centralise the p/ups with this option depending upon how offset the are.
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Have you considered possible getting a luthier to extend the routing to a common size to give you a lot of choice e.g. EMG 40 size (102.1 x 38.4mm)?
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Or maybe try one of the custom pickup shops? I had one of the Tanglewater variants but stayed with the std p/ups. Are the dimensions one of the common sizes? If so probably multiple options. Maybe measure up and check something like Bass Direct for some ideas?
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Whilst being mindful the city is in lock-down now
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Just in case the plan doesn't come together I'll be driving from Preston down to Wells, but not until 25th August.
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I had one of the previous model Cali I VS4 passive basses. I though it was a cracker and easily the measure of any P bass. Eventaully sold it to buy a TT4 (passive). Still miss it tbh and keep looking out for it. Good to see Sandberg are offering the Cali II VS4 in passive now.
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Very good isn't it, just purchased RR. Will investigate TTTT&TRE subsquently...
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Thanks for the heads up. Not on my radar but I'll check them out.
