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  1. mr zed
    'Something' and 'And Your Bird Can Sing' are 2 that I enjoy playing.
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    If bumping is an issue, is it possible to add the 36 hour bumping button, but rather than not being allowed to bump within the 36 hour time frame, leave it up to the seller whether he bumps or not with the proviso that if they bump within 36 hours a bumping fee of say £1 is charged. In fact, if you have a £2:00 advertisement fee (which is very low IMO), charge £1 per bump anyway. This will not only generate funds for the site but will encourage people to bump economically. One advert + 8 bumps = £10 - still reasonable compared with ebay. You could go further and charge £1 to edit the original post thus hopefully getting a better quality of information first time. I think this would help to allieviate some of the issues discussed. A £20 subscription fee should cover all ads & bumps. The system also needs to be simple - like Amazon's 'one-click' charging system. It should also be in the original 'for sale' section not the new classifieds as this promotes good feedback from the community. Free bumps from others should still be allowed and their value will be greater than ever for the seller - thus imparting a greater community - relationship building - ethos. There we go chaps - sorted
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    [quote name='Conan' timestamp='1354626493' post='1888278'] But if you are only selling a set of strings, for example, that price would be excessive and offputting. Maybe just charge a joining fee for the site itself? Then everyone pays a small amount rather than hitting the sellers disproportionately. [/quote] A very good point. I hadn't really thought of the lower value stuff - too much time spent in the 'basses for sale' section So either a yearly subscription, a price per ad based upon percentage, or free ads for items under a certain value say £100?
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    Yep - pay per ad is the fairest way. If someone only sells one item within a year, the suggested £20 fee may be off-putting. If they sell 10 items the £20 fee would be very attractive. How about £5-10 per ad?
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    These. [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000UJ8RHE/ref=tsm_1_fb_lk"]http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B000UJ8RHE/ref=tsm_1_fb_lk[/url] Bargain IMO
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    Hi Peter, I was having the same problem last week and I found that this helped [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/192707-uploading-photos/page__hl__upload__fromsearch__1"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/192707-uploading-photos/page__hl__upload__fromsearch__1[/url] Best of luck and have a bump for a great sounding bass.
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    And replied.
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    [quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1353954089' post='1880229'] Bassface2K10 has one of these - speaks very highly of it... [/quote] 'Tis a fantastic bass. Jazz bass sounds on steroids and a really comfortable and lightweight bass. Ideal for anyone looking for a well made and beautiful looking bass that won't give them back problems.
  9. mr zed
    Stunning looking bass Mark - have a bump.
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    Up for sale is my 2009 MIA Fender Jazz Deluxe in sunburst/Rosewood. Bought new by me in April 2010 it is still in as new condition. This is my go-to bass and just works really well in the mix. 2 pickguards, aged white and tort – looks great with either fitted. OHSC also in excellent condition c/w trussrod tool & case candy included. I'm based in Bolton and am looking for [s]£850 £800 [/s]£750 Will post at buyers expense. Sale only now please as I've got my eye on something - unless you've got a 2012 American jazz in sunburst with a maple neck with cash adjustment my way - nah, didn't think so. [URL=http://s1291.photobucket.com/user/zedsled/media/Optimized-jazz006.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b560/zedsled/Optimized-jazz006.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s1291.photobucket.com/user/zedsled/media/Optimized-jazz005.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b560/zedsled/Optimized-jazz005.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s1291.photobucket.com/user/zedsled/media/Optimized-jazz003.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b560/zedsled/Optimized-jazz003.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s1291.photobucket.com/user/zedsled/media/Optimized-jazz002.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b560/zedsled/Optimized-jazz002.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s1291.photobucket.com/user/zedsled/media/Optimized-DSC_0014.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1291.photobucket.com/albums/b560/zedsled/Optimized-DSC_0014.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Fender blurb/Specs are here. This select alder-body bass has a modern C-shaped, graphite-reinforced maple neck with a contoured heel (for easy access to upper frets), five-bolt neck plate, maple or rosewood rolled-edge fingerboard, abalone dot inlays and highly detailed nut and fret work. Other features include chrome hardware, a variety of pickguards (see specifications), deluxe chrome-plated steel bridge plate (string-through-body or top-load) with nickel-plated brass saddles, and Fender/Schaller® Deluxe Lite-Bass tuning machines. Model Name Fretless American Deluxe Jazz Bass® Model Number 019-4460 Series American Deluxe Series Colour 3-Color Sunburst, (Polyurethane Finish) Body Select Alder Neck Maple, Modern C Shape, (Satin Polyurethane Finish) Fingerboard Rosewood , 9.5 Radius (241mm) No. of Frets None it's fretless Pickups 2 Samarium Cobalt Noiseless Jazz Bass® Pickups Controls Master Volume, Pan Pot, 3-Band Active EQ with: Treble Boost/Cut: +/- 10 db @ 8kHz, a shift in the cut frequency, and about a 2dB slope per octave. Mid Boost/Cut: +10dB, -15dB @ 500Hz, and a wide band slope. Bass Boost/Cut: +/- 12 db @ 40 Hz, with a 4dB slope per octave. Pickup Switching Pan Pot Bridge Deluxe Chrome Plated Steel Bridge Plate (Strings-Thru-Body or Top Load), with Nickel Plated Brass Saddles Machine Heads Fender®/Schaller® Deluxe Lite-Bass Tuning Machines Hardware Chrome Pickguard White Scale Length 34 (864 mm) Width at Nut 1.50 (38mm) Unique Features Posiflex Graphite Neck Support Rods, 18 Volt Power Supply, 5-Bolt Neck Plate, Contoured Heel for Easier Access to Upper Frets, Abalone Dot Position Inlays, Rolled Fingerboard Edges, Highly Detailed Nut and Fret Work Case Standard Moulded Case,
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    Had the very same synth for 3 decades and the same piano module. Hope these were also Bontempi
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    And replied.
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    [quote name='bassman344' timestamp='1353603996' post='1876524'] I had the 5 string version of this and was afraid to play it in case I scratched it or got a dent on it. Spent more time staring at it on a stand as it was a beauty. If I had £1800 I wouldn't hesitate. If you like MM, you will love this as these are the cream on the Ernie Ball bun. Have a bump. [/quote] Thanks for that bassman344. It really is a thing of beauty. This is my 'Sunday best' bass. Frightened to take it to rehersals and some of the gigs that we play in shall we say the rougher parts of town for fear of it getting a knock. As such, it's been handled with great care and there isn't a mark on her. Sounds wonderful as well irrespective of which combination of pick-ups you select. There isn't a bad sound in there. Seems a shame to have such a good bass being under used so I was thinking maybe a Stingray HS or HH and put a few quid back in my depleted bank account. If she doesn't sell, I won't be too upset as she's a beaut. I just need to re-calibrate my mindset and use her more. Thanks again for your bump.
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    Help BC

    mr zed replied to ped's topic in General Discussion

    [quote name='mingsta' timestamp='1353593422' post='1876382'] I've donated - it was thanks to the BC community that I've picked up a Zoom B9 for an absolute steal. [/quote] Ha Ha - it was thanks to the BC community that i'm always flippin' skint! There was a time not so long ago that my one bass that i'd owned for years was enough. I didn't even think of changing it. Since coming on here i've bought and sold more than is healthy. And the dreaded GAS is still not kept at bay. Forget changing the for sale section in the forum to the new classifieds. Get rid of any opportunity to buy, sell or trade and i'll be back in the black and my marriage may last a bit longer Keep up the good work. I'll throw a few quid into the coffers when i've paid off my debts.
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    Berg!
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    Sorry chaps but you're all wrong. Has to be tort. Edit: on second thoughts, I was wrong and you are right: Black.
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    Bump for price drop.
  18. mr zed
    That really is an awful lot of bass for the money. Good luck with the sale.
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    Great thread! It's good to feel the positive vibe coming through. There is so much moaning around these days that this makes a refreshing change. My current band have had some issues in the past, so much so that I was going to walk a few short months ago. We have however worked through the issues and have found the direction that we all want to persue. Happy, oh yes! The band has become closer through sorting out our differences, compromises have been found and it is a real pleasure to be part of something that now works well. The old team building model (forming, storming, norming, performing) is very relevant. It has taken us a couple of years but, we are now performing well together. Anyone having issues, stick with it, remain positive and don't let things fester. Communicate!
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    [quote name='gilmour' timestamp='1328309210' post='1525507'] I have a shuttlemax 6. Seriously impressive amps, there's so many tone shaping options (probably more than I'll ever need!) The only fault (and it's one that really annoys me) is that the feet on mine are plastic, which on a lightweight amp means it slides all over the place when playing at volume. I think the reason it annoys me so much is that it would have been very easily fixed with rubber feet. Rant over, brilliant amps, light as a feather, effing loud and sound great. [/quote] I had the same problem - cured with some anti-slip matting cut down to size and rolled over the top of the cab. The amp just sits on top. Got mine from B&M Bargains for about 79p. I've gone slightly oversize so that my tuner also sits on the mat (plugged in to the back of the amp). Simples [url="http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roll-of-Anti-Slip-matting-1-5m/dp/B004AXTIYM"]http://www.amazon.co.uk/Roll-of-Anti-Slip-matting-1-5m/dp/B004AXTIYM[/url]
  21. mr zed
    Bargain!
  22. mr zed
    That's nice! Unfortunately I have a Hercules stand so it wouldn't really work for me Have a bump.
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    [quote name='WHUFC BASS' timestamp='1351608976' post='1853216'] Nothing whatsoever. Go in clean and eq on amp. Just some new zingy DR strings and whack up the gain on the amp. [/quote] This. I use quality basses, a quality amp and quality cabs. DI from the amp to the PA, Tuner fed from the amp. I've played with effects over the years and some can sound great in isolation but when I bring them into a live situation I miss the natural tone and punch I get when just keeping it simple. Works for me.
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    I changed the 'aged' white pickguard on my sunburst American deluxe jazz for a tort one a while ago. Looked great. A few weeks ago I started gassing for another bass (maybe a passive jazz) then last weekend I put the original pickguard back on for a change. Hey-presto, gas gone (well subsided as it never really leaves you). Feels like i'm playing a different bass. I'll probably change it back again in a few months and get that new bass feeling once again. Just thought i'd share that with you all.
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    Hi. Could you tell me what model is this please? thanks.
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