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Thanks - lets see if I can shift the Steiny

I like the look of your Clover but am looking for a lightish bass. Do you know the weight?

I have a Steinberger Synapse for sale on the forum if you're interested?

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IQ sold subject to the usual

I am putting these up for sale (as I am now mostly using my Zoom B1Xon).

No boxes.

Photos here now: [url="https://goo.gl/photos/JU7R4wFcnBVj9i6p6"]https://goo.gl/photo...7R4wFcnBVj9i6p6[/url] (and attached). The Chorus is in perfect nick. The Octaver has a nick in the paint on the top left where my cable tie has scraped it. Other than that all as good as new and in perfect working order.

The EBS is True Bypass. Not sure about the Boss.

Prices if sold separately are:[list]
[*]£85 for the Octabass
[*][s]£85 for the Bass IQ[/s] NOW SOLD
[*]£60 for the Boss
[/list]
Postage £4 - 1st Class Recorded

The Steinberger Synapse is still up for grabs. Sounds great. I just used it on a Kate Bush homage 10 piece band gig. We played Rubber Band Girl and King of the Mountain for the first time and the Steiny was sensational.

G

I would really like to have a play of your GWB1/2. I am in East London. Do you think that there is any chance of meeting up?

Is it still only a provisional sale?

mcbump

I would love to have play of this but unfortunately live around 300 miles from you (in London). Are you ever down this way?

I do travel north to Glasgow occasionally but usually by train (and I don't think they'd wait for me while I had a play).

Graham

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Ouch - it is a beast. Never mind - the search continues. Thanks for getting back to me.

How heavy is the green beast?

If I could just sell my Steinberger Synapse 5

hmmmm... if I manage to sell my Steinberger Synapse 5

Also thinking about selling my Status Series II (number 83) 4 string fretless - NOW SOLD.

I have been asked for the scale length and weight.

I think it is a 34" scale length and it weighs around 8.5lbs

Scale length 34"
Weight about 8.5llbs
No nicks or dings

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Do you know the weight of the ACG?

http://basschat.co.uk/topic/288559-steinberger-synapse-5-string/

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I've got my Steiny Synapse 5 on this very forum (see above). Interested?

Just the one saddle you see in the pictures.

Hi

Steinberger say that the body wings are hard maple and the body top is flamed maple. The neck is a hybrid of maple and graphite. It does take double ball end strings but is also provided with grub screws (like with the Status) so that you can use ordinary strings if you can't get your hands on DBEs.

I hope that this helps

Graham

[b]Here is the blurb according to Steinberger:[/b]

[font=comic sans ms,cursive]Steinberger has long been famous for designing the most comfortable and balanced basses the world has ever seen and the Synapse bass is no different. Designed by Ned Steinberger, the Synapse bass guitar is a HYBRID instrument combining the strength, rigidity and clarity of graphite with the warmth and beauty of wood. At the heart of every Synapse is our Cybrosonic™ neck featuring our patented graphite U-channel with adjustable truss rod uniquely crafted into a 3-piece, hard maple neck. We then add a smooth and durable phenolic fingerboard and a glued-in body design to create an instrument with distinctive tonal clarity, sustain, "pop" and response as well as ultimate stability![/font]

[font=comic sans ms,cursive]One low-impedance, active EMG USA bass humbucker mounted at the "sweetspot" combined with an internal low-impedance preamp and a stereo piezo bridge extends the range on both ends for earth-moving lows and phenomenal transients from slap-style playing. Internal trim pots allow you to adjust the balance of the piezo output between the high and low strings if needed. Equipped with a Rosewood saddle for warm, pure tone, you can install an optional aluminum or composite saddle to create other tonal possibilities as well.[/font]

[font=comic sans ms,cursive]Other features include a gorgeous flame maple top, our Combo™ headpiece that accommodates both DoubleBall™ and single-ball strings, the patented 40:1 ratio, direct-drive double ball bridge for super-fast string changes and rock-solid tuning stability. With it’s headless design and new, innovative “Strap Hook”, the Synapse bass balances perfectly and positions the bass in the ideal playing position when standing. The fold-down leg rest accommodates performance while seated as well.[/font]

[font=comic sans ms,cursive]Provided with a premium, padded gigbag, the Synapse’s headless design is compact and capable of fitting into tight places including most overhead airplane bins. Put it all together and you’ve got a bass of unequalled performance, comfort and flexibility. Steinberger - State of the Instrument.[/font]

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