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Sorry to disagree - I used mine for dinner jazz ( and plenty more besides) for years!

Don’t touch me there - The Tubes

This used to be my playground - Madonna

No probs, I guessed it wasn’t worth a fortune but may whack it on here for a tenner or something. Many thanks.

My hometown - Bruce Springsteen

Brilliant guys, thank you. Anybody have any idea if it’s worth anything?

Forgot to add this pic of the internals - nothing there!! Just looks like a split into two outputs, but what use would this be?

Been going through lots of stuff with a view to selling what I no longer need, and found this. Any of you clever folk know what it is please? It's a small metal box with 'Stereo Sound' logo along with a web address that doesn't work. One 1/4" jack socket on each side, and marked 'Treble' and 'Bass'. And it's Made in England apparently! Hard wired cable terminating with a Neutrik stereo 1/4" jack . I'm guessing it's maybe some sort of crossover unit, but can't find anything on the web at all. All ideas gratefully received, shoot!

Somebody else's guy - Jocelyn Brown (killer bass line too)

Somethin' stupid - Nancy Sinatra

Across 110th Street - Bobby Womack

First we take Manhattan - Leonard Cohen / Jennifer Warnes.

Angel from Montgomery - John Prine / Bonnie Raitt

Shiver - Natalie Imbruglia

Peacock suit - Paul Weller

Now taken , cheers.

Love is like a butterfly - Dolly Parton

Thanks, PM sent.

Found this clip of the bass in action on a (mimed) Swiss TV show in 1973. Great shot of the bass in question right from the start, and it doesn't appear to have a Fender logo even back then! Interesting to see that the percussionist is Patrick Olive, who eventually replaced Tony Wilson on bass (after a short stint by Brian Satterwhite) and famously played that left handed white Rick.

Tired of waiting - The Kinks

Abracadabra - Steve Miller Band

When I decided my Stingray days were numbered ( only due to their weight, loved them otherwise) I sold off a few. Of course, this was just before s/h ones started to rise in price! Even the USA Subs appear to have done this too, at one time you could get them for around £350, now it’s £500 +. As mentioned, with the Stingray this probably reflects the recent price hike of newer models. At a dealer near me they have an ex-demo Ray in stock at £1999, so maybe a grand for a tidy s/h one isn’t actually that bad?

Always the last to know - Del Amitri

Hard times for lovers - Rumer

Coat of many colours - Dolly Parton