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Hi guys, I've recently purchased a Sterling SUB Ray 4 bass guitar and have decided I want to install a Seymour Duncan MM pickup that I have from a previous swap out for another instrument. I usually do pickup swaps and wiring myself as I havent gone into complicated wirings and have found information and diagrams easy enough on the net. However, I'm a little confused this time round as when I've looked there seems to be multiple diagrams for all different EQ's and preamps, but not for the one i'm looking for. This may be because I am a novice and just missing something obvious but any advice or direction to the correct diagram/wiring would be greatly appreciated. The Pup : SD Basslines MM pickup (previously from a Modulus Funk Unlimited) - only 3 wires (Black, White and Clear) The bass: Sterling SUB Ray 4 bass guitar - 2 band EQ - Volume, Treble and Bass Cheers guys

So how much are we looking at cost wise for an Aguilar Tone Hammer? anybody got ideas on the price ranges second hand? although i doubt many people sell them...i have an aguilar OBP-1 in my Modulus, great preamp!

yeah i will be looking into compressor's too.

yeah i have started switching to different strings too, i've gone to nickel instead of stainless and stuff. The hartke sounds interesting too, i will have to check that out. i would be happy with a sound structure change, just a specific sound i am looking for so i wouldnt be much for changing settings on stage either...i can imagine that would be a real nightmare!

i was going to put a note in my initial post saying that my EQ on my amp is fine where its at, i have got the balancing where i want it. i knew someone would come in with a comment about that. should have left it on there!

Hi guys, i have a Fender Jazz bass with passive pickups that are really nice and handwound, but i am looking to boost my highs and dont want to install an onboard pre-amp into the bass itself. The pick ups are way too good for me to remove them, but i would like a little more "punch" i suppose, at times where i feel like it... So i have been looking at a few different types of exteneral pre-amp and at the moment i am drawn to the MXR M81. But i was wondering if anyone else has experiences they would care to share (good or bad) with regards to outboard preamps. Any feedback, on any brand etc would be great. Thanks

i suppose i could have posted in there, but i was looking for background info and opinions as well..

hi guys, i have been considering buying a musicman sub bass USA model, not the sterling SUBs. Does anyone have one of these bass and have any opinion or advice about them that they can share with me? Also if anyone has one for sale i would be interested, PM's welcome Thanks in advance

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Bought Boss ODB-3 pedal off Tom great communication and everything was as describred, delivery was also spot on cheers dude