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This thread is really starting to put me off using this forum.

I'm interested, but I don't want to put an offer in until i'm sure.

So let me know if you put it on ebay...

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='128469' date='Jan 26 2008, 10:20 PM']Black Bartolini equipped Streamer Stage I.[/quote]

I take it that is the black on the bottom right?

Looks good, what is the spec?

And more importantly, how much?

[quote name='BigRedX' post='128138' date='Jan 26 2008, 08:45 AM'][url="http://www.waterstoneguitars.com/bass_indra.shtml"]Waterstone Indra[/url][/quote]

Yeah I would have to agree there, nice basses for the money.

Which one them has the most growl in your opinion?

You really are a fan!

So which ones would you consider when thinning that rather nice collection, i've wanted to try a Warwick properly for a while.

Budget mesa amp?

....if there is such a thing

I take it you already have the BDDI/PBDDI ?

This thread on talkbass might help you out, take it with a pinch of salt though.

[url="http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=369986&highlight=RBI+SANSAMP"]http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.p...ght=RBI+SANSAMP[/url]

Personally I would say you are not going to see a huge improvement... your money though mate

What else do you have in your stable?

The only thing that puts me off about this steamer is the colour, I don't like blue!

Nice collection man

lol!

Eden stuff is great especially the cabs, but i've also read reports of reliability issues with their amps... however the Thunderfunk sounds like it might be right up your street

That's pretty cool, what are the dimensions?

Exactly, for me the Audere is a final refinement of a very well finished bass... imo it should be the very last thing you add. Which is why I tried to mentioned replaceing the pots, expecting you to say "but I want an audere".

So I suggest putting the cost of that pre toward making it a very good passive bass, if you buy parts second hand you can always resell if you want to try the that sound.

I think they charge over the top for them, a good EB-0 for example is worth about £600 imho.

Gibson basses have gotta have a natural finish in my book, but your white eb-3 is really nice

M2000 is a nice amp, suprised you didn't hold onto that one?!

Which trace did you have, I owned an pre-gibson ah350 with gp12 pre-amp for a while... kinda wish I still had it, really awesome, stable tone and way louder than anything else SS/Hybrid rated for 350w RMS.

[quote name='thedonutman' post='128401' date='Jan 26 2008, 07:41 PM']What do you mean?

I'm not just buying the body, i'm buying a 5 string jazz and replacing the neck. So I'll have a bridge, tuners, pickups etc. Which I will probably add an Audere to later.[/quote]

I mean just that!

So you are using Fender or SX stock parts (you don't say what brand/model the top pic bass is), I would advise against using SX parts.

What about pots and jack socket, which Audere pre are you going for?

Doesn't sound like a very complete plan to me lol!

What about everything else?

IMO the weak points on an SX are the frets, tuners and the pots... of course due to the nature of their production the quality of the finished product fluctuates, so you might have a really nice bass there.

I would say without pics it is worth about £50-100, which model is it?

Only the XB925 and RB2502 have ever caught my attention, Washburn don't make good basses imo.

Just sounds like a screwed pot and it will deteriorate if you don't get it seen to, it's a simple fix but if you aren't competent then don't attempt it since working on amps can be a dangerous affair.

Take it to a techie, it won't be expensive unless something like a gremlin in the pre-amp is to blame.... that would be worst case scenario and *highly* unlikely.

Fun pedals for the money, don't be put off by the low price or the marshall tag.

Try a little bit of research: [url="http://www.basspickup.com/soundclips1.htm"]http://www.basspickup.com/soundclips1.htm[/url]

Despite their huge size and humbucker-like look, Dark Stars are single-coil pickups. They have individually adjustable polepieces (the row of flat-head screws are the adjusters), an enormous steel core, and two big Alnico V bar magnets. According to frequency-response tests performed by Alembic’s Ron Wickersham in the late ’60s, the Hagstrom design has exceptionally broad frequency response. This wide and even response was one of Fred Hammon’s primary design goals.

How old is it?

Pics would be good, i've been after a vintage one of these to mod for a while!

Nice looking basses, shame they don't do higher spec models.

Darkstars would require routing, so if you are up to the task, sounds cool to me, but make sure you replace everything else electronic wise.

A full leveling, crowning, detail nutwork treatment will do more for the bass than anything imo.