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Connor
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Posted - 08/05/2012 : 21:06:45
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This is a very long shot. I sold a bass a number of years ago to a female bassist who played in a band, midlands area - I think. This is the bass: http://desmond.imageshack.us/Himg502/scaled.php?server=502&filename=jacksonc.jpg&res=landing
It's a red Jackson concert pro V, with EMG pickups.
Since most of you are drummers, you might have even played with or know the current owner. But its a very long shot! And there aren't too many of these around the UK, especially with EMG's inside it.
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Connor
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Posted - 08/05/2012 : 21:36:43
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| Is it me or is it like, you sell things and then you think OMFG why on earth did I just sell that? I loved it... |
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swampy
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Posted - 09/05/2012 : 09:42:24
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Yeah, the amount of stuff I've sold when I'm skint and regretted since.
Still if you need to eat and pay the rent then needs must! |
Mid life crisis kicked in, drum kit bought. It's not quite like cycling though, you forget. A lot! |
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steveh
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Posted - 09/05/2012 : 11:01:08
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Connor, ol' maaaaate!! you'll get another one. I have had the same feeling with drum kits I had, NEW, then sold!!(wish I feckin' had'nt) sold a 1968 Prem kit in 1971. I bought it new. I tracked it down in 2010, guy still had it!! but geeeeezebeeze it was very average !! I bought another, the same colour and heaps better cond!! I'm happy and so is "nostalgia" . Good luck.     |
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Connor
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Posted - 09/05/2012 : 13:09:45
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| True I will find another without a doubt. I guess its the time I'd spent on this one, dressed the frets, changed the pickups, set it up to absolute perfection. And like you said, if I did track it down, most likely it wouldn't be in the shape I sold it. |
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WendyB
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Posted - 09/05/2012 : 15:06:08
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Love is a very fragile thing, she moved on (the bass, that is) and so must you. There will be another out there just waiting for you.
I once tried out for a band with a female bassist many moons ago, but I don't recall what she was playing and wouldn't know how to get in touch. Not seen many others around, almost as rare as female drummers! |
I am No 5 www.wearefullyloaded.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ AND www.unforgivenmusic.co.uk Honorary Forum Cupcake Baker. Nomnomnomnom. |
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monkeythedrummer
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