MM Stingray 62

Hi do you still heve the case candy.

Wow what a bass that's got to be the best neck I've seen on a stingray classic. And with a ebony board it just doesn't get any better than that. This won't be around for long.

Somebody buy that jazz so I can get to sleep. £1400 for a 1960 stack knob custom shop jazz I wish I had the cash.

Did you get this bass from Promenade music. I think I had a play of it last year.

Hi did you get my PM. Cheers Mick

Great price for a great jazz if I could afford I would snap it up. Have BUMP on me.

As I posted earlier, may have sold my bass by the weekend, do you have any more pics of the jazz? I.e. certificate Cheers Mick

What a fantastic pair of basses, probably one of the nicest Stingray basses I've seen. I absolutely love the jazz bass, I played one of these in Bass Direct, it was fantastic. I'm in the process of selling a bass myself, if all goes well, I will definitely be back in touch about the jazz. Cheers, Mick

Hi nice bass love the colour is the bass just for sale or are you looking to trade.

Is there any damage to the bass at all. Cheers Mick

Hi if you ever want to sell your lakland neck I will buy it. Cheers Mick

Nice bass joe have a bump on me.

Hi do you still have the lakland case. Thanks Mick

Any pics Cheers Mick

Fantastic looking jazz the best colour combo IMO . Dont think it will be round for long at that price.

Any pics

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pm'd

EQ, which allows you pick from a menu of EQ frequencies and store them in the active preamp. Marleaux also offers a nonassignable EQ system with an active/passive switch.)Here's how it works: Mission control is the 3-way switch, which toggles between program mode, store mode, and selected frequency mode. With the switch in the middle position, frequencies can be selected by turning the EQ controls to desired EQ points. The bass control selects 100Hz, 160Hz, or 250Hz; the midrange 400Hz, 700Hz, or 1.2kHz; and the treble 2.5kHz, 4kHz, or 6.5kHz. (Leaving the knobs in the center detent position selects 160Hz, 700Hz, or 4kHz.) Once you've dialed in the frequencies, you place the 3-way switch in the "Up" or third position and hold it two seconds to store the frequency centers. Move the switch to the "Down" or first position and the EQ points can then be cut or boosted by 14dB. It takes awhile to become comfortable with the system, but once you do, you'll find a load o' tones. I hope this helps. Cheers Mick

Hi Nige Great bass mate plays like a dream whoever gets this bass is in for a treat. Cheers Mick

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Wow what a bass Good look with sale