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  2. biro
    Hello! To be perfectly honest, I am not quite sure about the radius – it seems no different from other stingray 5s I had, and not as flat as my 14" or 16" Ibanez basses. I'd assume it should be 11"-12". As to why people used to stick them on Stingrays, I am not sure why they did. That said, very much as far as my experience goes, have never played a Stingray I was 100% happy with neck-wise (I am amazed they still do not have a dual action truss rod), in terms of stability, fretwork, and truss rod robustness. (I had three at different times, years ranging between 2005 and 2013.) I am sure there are lots of lovely ones out there, and maybe I could have lived with those necks. But this neck solves the issues I had and quite frankly seems to me to be in a different class.
  3. scrumpymike
    PM sent
  4. Gizmo
    Steam - peter gabriel
  5. Al Krow
    It's certainly a very straightforward option to set personalised monitor out levels on the A&H CQ desks - so I'm not quite sure about your point that most mixers don't have preamps built in or if I've misunderstood what you're saying?
  6. walshy
    Send me a PM matey.
  7. TheSwing
    Thanks, Mokl. I was running two as a vertical stack – best live sound I've ever had!
  8. TheSwing
    The DM610 is a large bookshelf/standmount speaker from renowned hi-fi brand B&W, featuring a well-braced 30-litre sealed cabinet with 8-inch mid-bass driver. The larger driver and extra cabinet space create a much better low end range than from most similar speakers. This model allows for either bi-wiring or bi-amplification. These speakers present clean tight bass response, surprisingly clear mids for such a large driver and the pleasant highs that the well-designed B&W tweeter at that time was famous for. They can be driven quite loud, enough for the physical effect of the bass to be felt without audible distortion or a sense of sound compression. Both speakers are in Very Good condition, especially for their vintage. All-original, complete with full grilles (one of which has a small hole, shown in the final photo). Only £125. Collection from Bournemouth BH6 preferred. Here comes the science bit… Type: 2-way closed, shelf speaker Colour: Ash black veneer Dimensions: 490 x 236 x 303 mm (H x W x D) Weight: 7.8 kg Recommended amplifier power: 30-150 W Frequency response: 70 - 20,000 Hz (±2 dB) Crossover: 2500 Impedance: 4 Ohm
  9. Terry M. started following Musicman Stingray 5 / Status neck - 2006 Anniversary Model + OHSC (ABSOLUTELY NO TRADES, I AM WEAK)
  10. Terry M.
    Please forgive my ignorance but I know nothing about Status necks. Do you happen to know the fretboard radius measurement on them? What's the story with sticking them on Stingrays,I've seen it before and genuinely curious 🙂
  11. Terry M.
    I would say it's not priced too cheaply for a US model. It's in the correct ballpark based on other examples I've seen.
  12. TheBigOz
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  13. SumOne
    I got a Zoom CDR 70+. Instant online Amazon purchases and next day delivery is almost too good! I have a Bass playing gig tomorrow and sold my multi-fx before Christmas so wanted something cheap and small as tuner and compressor that can also do stereo keyboard stuff. First impressions are it is pretty good. A bit annoying it doesn't have overdrive (the old ones with the hack can though - so perhaps that'll come soon). The Plethora X1 is similar size/cost and stereo, but that doesn't have a tuner and only does one effect at a time....but I do like the look of it with the colour screen and simple way of turning a knob to select the effect. I don't love the Zoom interface and fiddly small knobs though, it comes down to that thing of suddenly deciding 'I want to turn on a delay and gradually increase the rate' and needing a Delay preset somewhere quickly to access and parameters settings to access to increase rate - even if it's saved as a easily accessible preset it isn't something I want to do have to engage brain to do wiile trying to play keyboard, but if an individual Delay pedal was just sat there then obviously it is just click on and and twist the rate. The keyboard can actually do most effects itself, it is just the access to them while playing that's tricky, interface and live usability is the key thing I need. I think in the end I will end up going with a few individual pedals so I can have that 'hands-on' quick access from the keyboard without any preset scrolling or menus. There aren't a lot of stereo ones to choose from but I think: Delay/Reverb: Boss RE-2 Modulation: Source Audio Gemini Overdrive: EHX Operation Overlord (stereo overdrive is a rare thing, it isn't that I want the actual overdrive to be in Stereo - it is that it is being fed a stereo signal from the keyboard that has rotary speaker sims etc, so the stereo in/out needs to be preserved).
  14. Dave Whitehead
    Dave Whitehead joined the community
  15. 2pods
    I think that was the SGR800 LE. I had the SGR1000 too.
  16. bnt
    No new EHBs for 2026: the ones listed in their 2026 announcement appear to be the two EHB600 series basses already announced, in the same two finishes (Walnut Flat and Purist Blue).
  17. biro started following Musicman Stingray 5 / Status neck - 2006 Anniversary Model + OHSC (ABSOLUTELY NO TRADES, I AM WEAK)
  18. biro
    Selling this bass for one reason only – property. The less said about that, the better. What matters is that this 2006 Ray is in excellent condition and has reached that rare stage where an instrument stops trying and simply is. No drama, no fuss – just very, very good. I don’t usually get on with Rays. This one is an exception, which is irritating. It is easily the best I’ve played and the only one I've ever seriously considered keeping. If Ernie Ball built them like this consistently, my opinion of Rays would require revision. If it doesn’t sell, I’ll keep it and pretend this listing never existed. This is a ceramic magnet Ray that behaves like it knows some vintage secrets. With sensible EQ (but even without) it does the classic Ray thing convincingly – full, authoritative, and effortlessly cool. Ideal territory if Donny Benét is anywhere in your musical orbit. Comes with the original OHSC, which is immaculate and frankly better looked after than most flats. Can be tried in North London – tea and biscuits provided, subject to the ongoing goodwill of the kettle. I work in central London, so handover there is also easy. Shipping is fine: I’ve sent instruments to Australia without incident. Pitcairn remains a hard no. Please don’t suggest trades. I have a documented history of poor decisions in that area and would like to keep this transaction emotionally tidy. Photos included, plus a video from @lowregisterhead below – shared in the optimistic hope that he won’t mind.
  19. dudewheresmybass
    the locomotion - Little eva
  20. iamtheelvy started following Dunlop Fuzz Face Minis
  21. iamtheelvy
    A whole set of the Dunlop Fuzz Face Mini pedals up for grabs! Great pedals, great tone, and all in good condition, but just haven’t been used (plus, quite hard to display upright…). The following choices available (prices including UK postage): FFM1 - Silicon Fuzz Face Mini (blue) -£100 FFM2 - Germanium Fuzz Face Mini (red) - £100 FFM3 - Jimi Hendrix Fuzz Face Mini (pale blue) - £110 FFM4 - Joe Bonamassa Fuzz Face Mini (black) - £120 FFM6 - Band of Gypsys Fuzz Face Mini (red with white knobs) - £110 - £110
  22. Kev
    I didn't know about the daisy chain trick either, swear when I used to run daisy chains I still had issues with ACA pedals, perhaps not though as we're going back some years!
  23. ezbass
    Alter Bridge, top 10, nice.
  24. scrumpymike
    Enjoy your fully-fitted Christmas! 🙂
  25. tauzero
    Number 8 is rather unpredicted.
  26. spyder
    Could I have the dimensions please.
  27. joeabass

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  28. SH73
    Yep, at no 15
  29. tubbybloke68
    The old original MIJ jobs are bloody fantastic, a nice decision to have to make! Enjoy. I’ve tried newer yammys but they’re just lacking something if you ask me 🤔x
  30. Craig Robinson
    Budget Jazz Bass in excellent condition. A Stagg branded jazz with a maple neck and lightly flamed maple board. P bass nut width. Controls are as standard aside from the series/parallel switch. Plays and sounds very nice. Alder body (according to the spec sheet) which is Quite light and full sounding, and rare at this price point. Could do with the funds but im open to trades for amp heads or pedals possibly. Postage possible, collection/meet preffered. Cheers
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  31. Craig Robinson
    For sale, My Epiphone T bird with mods/upgrades depending on your point of view (Done professionally. Offered in excellent condition, it cant find any marks on it. The original pups have been swapped out for an EMG 35 soapbar set wired to EMG solderless pots and assigned as vol and tone for each pickup (there is a small visable gap on each side of the pickups due to different pickup dimensions). The battery is very neatly seated in the rear control cavity. The tuners have also been swapped out for a nice set of Gotohs, so all together a lovely bass which im only selling to fund emergency car repairs. All this wrapped up in a fitted T bird case with case candy (an unfortunate scratch on the case as pictured). None of the original parts are included or available sorry, I bought the bass in its current state. Although its in a hard case I would like pick up or meet up, but if you would like to organize a courier of your choice I have lots of packaging. Cheers Craig.
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