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  1. Just got a used Streamer $$.

    Great bass! Straight forvard to set up (once you understand the bridge). Great tone!

    The previous owner installed a metal adjust a nut. It's easy to use!

     

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  2. This came out on the used market really cheap. I couldn't resist it. Too cooI! I shielded it and changed the pickups for a pair from a sire bass I had laying around. 

    It came out sounding great! No need the do any other mods to it!

    The squire pickups mesured 5 ohms and the Sire pickups 7 ohms. I was going the remove the pickups anyway because of the shielding-job. The Squier pickups sounded fine, but were a bit weak.

    The tuners were supriseingly good. They're no hipshots, but i'd use them live.

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  3. 14 minutes ago, Clarky said:

    Depends on the condition of the Alembic - is it modded, does it have original pickups, is it roadworn or in good condition etc. Generally speaking, most Alembic Spoilers would sell second hand for over £2k and FS ads at £3k+ are not uncommon. I believe thats more than a Yamaha Attitude would sell for. However, Alembics are not for everyone - the Spoiler has a 32" medium scale and the strings are parallel from bridge to nut, so it might not be your thing if you prefer long scale 34"

    I have plenty of 34" basses, so thought I might try a 32" again. I had a Kubicki X-factor a few years back that I liked. I'll ask about condition and mods. Thanks!

  4. I recently traded my last five string for a warmoth with  a usa Fender Jazzneck. Good looking wood on the body!

    What do you think? Hardware is all fender and tuners too. Pickups are Lundgren (swedish pickup maker) vintage style.

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  5. I sold my Cirrus since I have a hard time playing 35" after a stroke 2 years ago. I really miss it!

    I figured this would be almost like it, but 34". I really like the playabllty and looks of the bass.

    Construction wise it like it more than my old Cirrus, but i liked the cirrus electronics more. It somehow felt more solid.

    Great sound though. My main bass right now. 

    I thought about installing a more modern preamp and keep the pickups, but I changed my mind. I'll keep it as is!

     

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  6. On 13/05/2020 at 18:34, Woodinblack said:

    I really don't like the locking jack. i have never got the point of locking jacks, I have never liked one, and this one is fairly stiff. I can't take the jack socket out with one hand, which means I need to lay the bass over, giving the chance to bash the head. Luckily there is no headstock! What are they thinking there! I think at some point it will annoy me enough to get rid of the locking mechanism.

     

     

    I installed a new jack on mine. Got it from https://www.cliffuk.co.uk/products/xrp/index.htm

    I got a plastic plate first. I later got the metal one. I had to drill that one. Installed a switchcraft jack.981104117_ehbjack.thumb.jpg.844246b0f8945b6450196eba8d587195.jpg

     

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