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  2. sbrag started following Feedback for therasonic450
  3. sbrag
    Geoff saw my wanted note for a Barefaced SuperCompact and sold me one at a great price in fantastic condition. He even waved me in to his drive in torrential rain. Nice chat and a pleasure to deal with.
  4. IgorBassplayer
    Hi Paul! Thanks for the detailed feedback and the 'Bravo!', appreciate it! Interesting point about the mids on the Elite slap tone. I'm using Elixir Nanowebs and the Avalon U5 profile on my Kemper, so it definitely has that modern 'bite' which can sometimes feel a bit mid- heavy in a solo context. I'll try to dial the mids back a touch for the next recording to see if it rounds out the slap sound. As for the Music Man - you nailed it. With that Solid Rosewood neck, it's a very 'personal' instrument and definitely deviates from Leo's original Stingray blueprint. It's a bit of a love-it-or-hate-it tone, for sure!
  5. briansbrew
    Good idea, must give that a go
  6. Woodinblack
    Unbalanced TS. Can't think of any keyboards that used balanced, however handy that would be. Thats for all time, so from the moog modulars* in the 60s up to the latest. Even with other things changing, it is one thing you can rely on (apart from those tiny sockets on modern modules with the mini jack midi and output) * to be fair, I guess moog got a bulk discount on jack sockets with the modulars.
  7. MM Stingray 62 started following Haz-Labs filter pedal and Roland VB99
  8. MM Stingray 62
    Roland VB99 in fantastic condition. I bought this for a project that never happened. The pedal comes with a a padded case all the cables and manual.
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  9. W1_Pro
    You make a very good point...
  10. jd56hawk
    You're welcome. Several colors but I don't know why they don't make white to go along with the black ones, instead of blue, pink, red, yellow and green.
  11. ezbass
    Likewise. I have a soft spot for Consuls, we drove to NE Spain in a Consul - 4 adults & 3 children (those were the days, no seatbelts or max occupancy )!
  12. MM Stingray 62
    Haz - Labs envelope filter pedal. The pedal is in fantastic condition and comes with it’s original box.
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  13. acidbass
    I guess it's just the difference of how two different speakers, one being your FOH and one being your IEM, produce the same sound. The extra digital desk channel suggestion above is a good one, however in the absence of that, there may be a compromise available whereby if you like your tone out front, you could make do with a slightly less pleasing sound in your ears in the knowledge that the audience are hearing you the way that you want them to.
  14. Sweeneythebass started following FS: Two Short‑Scale Beauties — Fender Mustang Vintera II 70's Competiton £700 & Gretsch Electromatic G2220 Jet II £175
  15. martthebass
    Gig in a small East Yorkshire village at a smallish pub. A bit of a change for us as we’ve grown accustomed to larger venues, still it was a nice change. It was a nightmare on set up, plug points in the worst places and the unforgiving tiled floor….fortunately we displayed the Yorkshire ‘it’ll be reet’ philosophy. All went well apart from them turning the lights right down and we handing put all our lights up. Cue a fair few fretting errors from me as the monitoring was pish and I was using the Sandberg Lionel that doesn’t have front dots….
  16. Happy Jack
    That's a 'Farnham conversion' by Abbott's of Farnham, a famous coach-builders who spotted a gap in the market when Ford failed to offer an estate version of the Zephyr & Zodiac. AI Overview: Zodiac Farnham conversions were estate car, or station wagon, variants of the Ford Zephyr and Zodiac (MkII, MkIII, and MkIV) saloons, coachbuilt by E.D. Abbott Ltd in Farnham, Surrey, between the mid-1950s and early 1970s. These rare, high-quality conversions featured extended roofs, unique rear tailgates, and sometimes bespoke GRP (glass-reinforced plastic) components. Abbotts sourced brand-new cars direct from Dagenham, then did the conversion to Ford standard, re-using as many components as they could. That tailgate looks odd because it's actually built around the original rear windscreen. The completed vehicles were then sold through official Ford dealers. I had to buy a Farnham simply because it was the only classic car that would accept a 7/8 DB.
  17. BassTractor
    Same here. We had enough regular Consuls, Zephyrs and Zodiacs though. If I understand the WP article correctly, the estates of the Mk II were conversions.
  18. MichaelDean
    I put one in my Squier Jag SS. Didn't like it as much as the original in my 76 Mustang but preferred it to the stock P and the Entwhistle that was too deep for the cavity.
  19. fretmeister
    What is the bridge string spacing on a Mustang? My Jim Deacon shorties are very narrow at the bridge.
  20. jukeboxsound started following Shuker Lee Sklar
  21. jukeboxsound
    It was during the covid time as well, so.... started end of 2019 into 2020, got it finished bout 2023, he normally does bout 10 builds at the same time as he did mine, but did ask him to change certain things during the process, but still shouldnt of taken 3 years.. his builds are really good, but the lack of upates and emails fail below par..
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  23. Osiris
    To concur with EZbabes, I don't think it's worth the time and effort. My 2 main gigging basses are a JMJ Mustang and a Sandberg Lionel with an EMG Geezer Butler pickup, one of most highly regarded Precision pickups. In terms of tone, the JMJ is way more P like, as in pretty much identical to a P albeit with a bit more of that short scale fat low end. The Sandberg is way more polite in comparison, and for tastes, doesn't come close to the classic P sound as the pickup position is around 10-15mm closer to the bridge compared to the JMJ.
  24. Chris Maury
    If anything changes please let me know - I'm happy to help.😉
  25. NancyJohnson started following Late 60' Early 70' Fender Left hand Tuners
  26. NancyJohnson
    I think you can dismantle these and make them right-handed. Pop the gear off the plate, remove/rotate the stem, reassemble.
  27. Chris Maury
    Sorry to hear about the health issues, Misdee - I hope you feel better soon!🤗 I'm glad to hear you're still playing - man you've got a gem of a bass there! Yeah, I'm a sucker for a Jazz Bass neck profile - Lakland makes some fantastic basses.😃
  28. Jezyorkshire
    Relied mate
  29. ezbass
    I wouldn’t have thought so. However, given the smaller ‘window’ of a Mustang pickup and the narrower string spacing, there might be some string to string, volume issues.
  30. Chris Maury
    Thanks for watching! It was a fun, memorable time indeed!😃
  31. Chris Maury
    Nice! Thanks for watching and for sharing!😀
  32. BassApprentice
    Can't say scientifically - but probably not enough to justify cost of routing, new pickup and new pickguard. Of course, your bass after all. Sure it would look cool enough.
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