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  2. Pinball
    Some close ups as requested.
  3. warwickhunt
    As soon as I saw it advertised online I queried the weight (too much experience of purported sub 9lb Musicman basses... that aren't). When they put it on the scales and gave me a money back guarantee that it was that weight, I snapped it up.
  4. rwillett started following Mesa Boogie Bass 800D
  5. rwillett
    Why humanely?
  6. Al Krow
    Love that fact (and loving your music too!) When was the Friday rock show?
  7. Skybone
    Can You Dig It? - The Mock Turtles
  8. ian61
    And in not doing so you have un-knowingly added yet one more nail in the coffin of free speech and free expression. You, ie humanity cant have it both ways.
  9. nilorius
    Everytime fast speed - Donna Lee.
  10. Rayman
    We were originally a 4pce, but the original bass player left. The remaining 3 of us are original yep…. I was the singer, but also took over on bass when the original guy left around 20yrs ago.
  11. Cornwall Steve
    Wow, that is an absolutely stunning beauty of a bass ❤️
  12. Rabbie
    I could do £150 but I’d have to put the round wounds back in and sell the flat wounds separately
  13. dub_junkie
    Hi John, your Sabre sounds like a keeper! I had a 1990 Sabre which was 9lbs. The 2013-2016 Classic reissues were from my own experience as well as what I've heard from other owners, mostly on the heavier side of things. Keir
  14. andyhaines
    I did, and do you know what? I really didn’t like it! It sounded a bit too “hard” to my ears and the power amp side was really hissy/noisy when only turned up 40-50% By comparison, the PJB D400 was pretty silent on the power side, but was too noisy for me at the preamp stage. To be fair to the GR, the preamp/DI was really quiet. Having to disable the fan every time I turned it on was tedious. So, this too has gone back. The next step will be to try the Eich. Did I mention earlier that I’m really picky? I sometimes envy those who just buy stuff and get on with it…
  15. roger
    Yeh never liked the bridge with the mutes! Wayyyyyyyy to big but after that with the extra bolts is perfect to my eye, that’s gotta be a better design than a ‘bent tin plate’ just screwed in🤷‍♂️ that’s what sets the stingray apart, I’m quoting the tin plate from Fender forums!🤣
  16. johnbiffa
    Any interesting trades ?
  17. Al Krow
    Wow, you guys have been rocking solidly for 45 years - respect!! No line up changes in all that time?!
  18. Lozz196
    Great set list @lozkerr
  19. Beedster
    The V4B is possibly the best combination of tone and versatility that Ampeg produced - it does lovely pre and power tube stress albeit at usable pub/club/venue volumes - in a unit that utterly defies the 100w designation 👍
  20. Piers_Williamson
    Geezer
  21. Stub Mandrel
    Spival tap Private Walker's band
  22. Sweeneythebass started following Music Man Stingray Anniversary F/S
  23. Piers_Williamson
    Slopknot
  24. soulstar89
    Funny you bumped this. I saw your listing on eBay and im trying to rationalise having two p basses. 🙈
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  26. Sparky Mark started following Music Man Stingray Anniversary F/S
  27. Sparky Mark
    I think the main reason is to reduce the weight of the bridge and the overall weight of the latest Special Stingrays. The machine heads are also a reduced size lightweight design. As long as the bridge plate is well secured to the body there shouldn't be any noticeable difference in sustain. The classic pre EB bridge looks great but probably weighs twice what is necessary.
  28. manudepaz
    For sale absolutely mint condition MARUSZCZYK ELWOOD ABSOLUTION 6a-24 FRETLESS, never left the house. For sale for £1800 / 2100€ Specs: - Model: Elwood Absolution 6a-24 fretless, Right handed, 34” long scale - 6 strings flatwound - Body wood: Alder with birds eye maple - Neck wood: Hard rock maple, graphite rods - Fingerboard wood: Ebony, 24 frets, 54mm black nut, 18” radius - Markers: Small dots on 3,5,7,9 etc fingerboard side - Binding: Black on body and headstock - Hardware colour: black - Machines, bridge: Hipshot ultralite, standard 16mm spacing, ETS knobs - Headstock: 4+2, matching headstock, black logo - Pickup: Aguilar AG DCB-D4 bridge position - Electronics: Aguilar OBP 3 (4 pots without mounting plate, mid freq switch) - Colour: natural - Finish: Matte all - Straplocks: Dunlop flush month - MARUSZCZYK bag
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  29. James Nada started following Orange Terror Bass
  30. James Nada
    Great amps - I just rehersed with mine this week after using something else for a year. I'd forgotten how good they sound. I'm gigging it tonight
  31. WalMan
    😍 I love a bit of graphite weave 🥰
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