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[quote name='Green Alsatian' post='1267954' date='Jun 13 2011, 09:46 PM']If you're after a dirt cheap platform for modding, the Vintage EJM96 Jazz copy can be had for less than £100. I had one not so long ago with the intention of modding it and found that it sounded and played pretty decently as-is. With better wiring and a decent set of pickups, it would have sounded even nicer.[/quote] I agree, i just picked up a vintage jazz, and its all there. The jazz neck, the pickups, even brass bridge saddles. I dont like the neck pup hole though, its a swimming pool, meaning no sans pickguard playing. But it feels like it could be enhanced. And i got mine for £100.
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Looks awesome. What with the tiny holes that arent for PG's?
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Yeah, i was looking at that, and although i could possibly get around using a 500k pot, as well as the fact its meant for PCB mounting, i just wanted to check out there for what im looking for, thanks anyway.
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I recently got a jazz bass, however, the 2vol 1tone thing i find a bit annoying, so i want to switch it to a blend/volume arrangement. I have all the knowledge to do this, however, although i can buy a 250k blend pot, with centre detent, off ebay, they seem a tad expensive for what they are, and i was wondering if anyone on here has one lying around after a bulk buy that i could purchase. Failing that, does anyone know of a UK store that does them for under £4 ish?
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Maybe a used G&L tribute L2500? I feel myself going for something with dual humbuckers....
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[quote name='lettsguitars' post='1264150' date='Jun 10 2011, 05:09 PM']the easiest way is to get hold of a scratch plate and use the pickup hole in that + router to create your template. you'll have to drill out the corners first to achieve the correct corner radius, a 6-7mm drill bit should work.[/quote] This isnt a bad idea. It would seem as if once these are done, it would be a lot easier to route the rest out. I may implement this in a future rout.
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Well, ive routed a few holes with a router, but because on my inexperience, the first was rubbish, second, only slightly better, third, bit more better. Id go for the chisel route if you have time, and can be patient, otherwise, have an immovable template for the jazz hole, and stick to it.
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Heres a pic Quite unusual that i have it, as i dont normally buy it every month, just copies that look decent.
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[quote name='KiOgon' post='1259271' date='Jun 7 2011, 07:49 AM']He bought one of those *pointy* basses - - - Everybody told him but he didn't listen - - - They said - - - "If you're not careful - - - you'll have someones I out with that" [/quote]
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Why not try a stingray HH?
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Alrighty, so im kinda bumping this from about two years ago, but its up for sale again, so hopefully the mods wont mind (ill donate when it sells) with all the new sale rules. So im in a band which has started gigging, and ive used this successfully, as it was also DI'd (balanced xlr output) and not topped out. But i wanted something bigger as ive got a festival gig next week, and id prefer something bigger, which i now have (ashdown spyder ) So im selling this to recover the funds. Now, the amp itself. Its 60cm tall, 65cm wide, and 35cm deep. Its also 32.5kg. Its around 1997ish made, with the fuzzy green/black carpet covering. Got the 7 band EQ, treble/bass sound balance, 2 presets, effects loop, balanced xlr output, mute switch, active/passive input, the usual, except it does not have an output for an external cab. the preset sounds are awesome, one good for a scooped tone, and the other good for old schoolish sound. The front doesnt glow green though like newer ones. The original driver went as well, so ive put a bugera in there and sounds decent. Tryouts can be had if you come see me on the wirral. Trade wise, im more after money, but i could be persuaded by an 8ohm 4x10 , or a nice bass. All offers considered. Seriously, try anything. I may consider it as this is an awesome place. So, pictures. I can get more too if you fancy. wide Controls Alrighty. -
Wrong sub-category. Try posting here, you may get more hits [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showforum=16"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showforum=16[/url] Or here for introductions [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showforum=3"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showforum=3[/url] But to have a go at answering you question, id probably go for something with a double humbucker arrangement.
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Dam! I was after the neck too. I could possibly pickup it up though..... -
Wow, ive never seen a perfect replica of a MM bridge on any other bass besides MM. Normally its all screws, but that has the posts...... Im am very much considering it, but i really want a jazz bass im looking at.....
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Musicman Stingray 3 EQ - Beautiful As New Condition
tommorichards replied to Deedee's topic in Basses For Sale
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Cool pics man. One last question. What dya reckon the polepieces are, AlNiCo or neo?
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Cool. Any chance of posting a pic of the pickups with a ruler in shot, for measurements and such. And im not exactly a pro and pickup making, but i can see what happens.
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[quote name='steve-soar' post='1250559' date='May 30 2011, 05:57 PM']A couple of tiny blobs of super glue is all you need, that way it can easily be tapped out if needs be. Did you file the slots before fitting?[/quote] File? I made them to the right shape.... seems to work. And in reply to ahpook, is anyone wants one made, send me a pm with some form of template i can use and i can see what happens.
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yes i did. Thanks. I was just wondering as i may want to make a pair for myself. What're the resistance if ya dont mind?
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Whats the diameter on those poles?
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Am i missing something? £750 for a squier?
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[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' post='1249799' date='May 29 2011, 11:38 PM']Apart from the satisfaction, what are the benefits?[/quote] Well compared with my previous plastic nut, it seems "slippier" which is to say when you detune it or retune it, the string doesnt get stuck, so it results in "smoother" tuning. in my less then expert opinion.
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Well, i went with a bone nut. I just finished making it today. Heres a picture of it finished And heres my build thread [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=138446"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=138446[/url]