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Harley Benton TB-70VS Deluxe Series

Electric Bass Body: Okoume, Set-in Mahogany neck, Fingerboard: Blackwood, Dot fingerboard inlays, Neck profile: D, 20 Frets, Scale: 864 mm, Nut width: 38 mm, Pickups: 2 Roswell GB4 mini humbuckers with active electronics, 1 Volume controller with...
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chilipeppermaniac said:
HEY Marshalltsl,. where do you live? Catalonia is in Spain, right?
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Hi
Catalonia it's in Spain but we have different culture and different language. In 2017 the Catalan parlament aproves a vote to decide if people of Catalonia want leave Spain but on the day of the voting, the Spanish police went to the voting centers to beat the voters who went to vote peacefully. After that we have a strong oppression of the Spanish state
 
eSGEe said:
Marshalltsl...........

what is your goal with this ??? --

are you wanting new or used?

for new --- ad on your side of the globe Id say Thomann

the Harley BEnton basses are STELLAR for the $ -- NEW--
great kit -- great support --
this simple (all ya really need to start) "P" bass is under 100 Euros........
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Harley Benton PB-20 BK Standard Series

Electric Bass Body: Poplar, Bolt-on neck: Maple, Fingerboard: Laurel, Dot fingerboard inlays, Neck profile: Modern C, 20 Frets, Scale: 864 mm, Nut width: 42 mm, Double action truss rod, 1 PB-Style pickup, 1 Volume , 1 tone control, Hardware:...
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A used one. I don't want a HB. They are to cheap. They looks ok but It feel really bad. I have a nice acoustic from them. Cost 45 euros. It's the worst guitar I ever played.IMG_20201118_141943_388.jpg
 
marshalltsl said:
Thanks for all tips. I apreciated It.
Great people in this forum. I'm sorry, my Inglish is bad and I need spent several minutes to say something. Lol.
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Marshall, "We completely understand everything in your English that you have said." You are doing great.
Also, thanks for explaining about the voting/ beatings of Catalonia/Spain.

So, is your money in Euros? Just to let you know. The 2 Squier Basses I showed, are a great value for the cash. I got each of mine new for under $250 US from guitar shops. Do you have any online sources such as ebay, reverb.com, Online local sales ads such as craigslist, facebook marketplace etc? Where have you bought your guitars/amps etc from?
 
chilipeppermaniac said:
Marshall, "We completely understand everything in your English that you have said." You are doing great.
Also, thanks for explaining about the voting/ beatings of Catalonia/Spain.

So, is your money in Euros? Just to let you know. The 2 Squier Basses I showed, are a great value for the cash. I got each of mine new for under $250 US from guitar shops. Do you have any online sources such as ebay, reverb.com, Online local sales ads such as craigslist, facebook marketplace etc? Where have you bought your guitars/amps etc from?
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Many things I bought in Andorra (no taxes). In the '90 you could buy an Ibanez in Andorra for the half part of the cost in Spain. The same thing with Marshall, Gibson and yamaha brands. I buy only two Marshall's amps brand new (Andorra)'98 TSL100/'12 VM2466. All the rest of my gear are bstock or used.
I bought gear in all the world. Once I bought a lead12 in USA (this model it's easy to convert It to 230Vac) from eBay. I like autions from eBay.
 
Well, Marshalltsl, Glad to hear you have been successful buying gear lots of places.

I will agree with our members so far that you can find good playing and nice basses at reasonable prices with a little searching.
As posted already, ESP, LTD, Schecter, Squier/Fender, Epiphone/Gibson, Ibanez, Jackson, Dean, OLP/Stingray/Ernie Ball, SX, Peavey, all make great basses.

 
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