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    It's a 2004/2005 model if I remember. The finish is Bubinga. It's a cracking 5 string.
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    Snap mine to
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    Welcome Dan, I'm based down the road in Burntwood.
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    Drooling and envious sir
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    Excellent choice. Spec details as per eude would be great if you don't mind rmcki.
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    It had a good review in the Bass Guitar magazine a while back.
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    30.5" here due to the playability and weight. Don't think I lost anything but gained a lot moving down from 34".
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    Currently have Delano's on the short scale P bass which are excellent and it's a bass you played when you were here Skezza.
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    Hi Skezza, Have a chat with Andyjr1515 he is only in Derby.
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    Got the popcorn out
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    By the size of transformer in the bottom picture (unless it is an optical illusion) I agree with RandomBass.
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    I think you may be right (as always) I can add extra or less distortion/modern sound via the DHA VT1 pedal and Ashdown Retroglide amp (via Barefaced Retro Two10).
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    As you know ead this is for that passive TKO. I looked at the RFB on Alan's website but it does not look like he has included for the switch on the bass.
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    Thanks ead, Is the tone range pretty wide from the Alnico version?
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    Looking at a new short scale ACG with a PB pickup, could anybody tell me the differences in sound between the two magnet types? If you have a preferences for one or the other I would be glad to hear them.
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    I'd go with ACG, great basses which can be customized to fit your needs including scale length. His pickups are also excellent.
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    ACG 30.5" short scale bases are excellent so I would suggest having a chat with Alan Cringean.
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    Thank you SpondonBassed and drTStingray I will carry out a few experiments with the aid of our guitarist. I will just have to take into account any additional distortion from the DHA VT1 valve 'output'.
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    Low level is best, I have lost the high and part of the mid frequencies of my hearing.
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    Got a Tanglewood (looks very much the same)acoustic bass myself. Excellent piece of kit, and good price GLWTS.
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    Nice set up.
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    It was rumoured Toyah and her band used practice in the old theatre in Cannock just before she launched into the charts. My works colleague has a photograph of himself taken with Toyah when she played the Robin Hood 2 in Bilston a few years ago. He said she was very polite and was happy to talk and mix with the audience.
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    Do the comments above suggest that if you have an amp with passive and active inputs it does not really matter which one you use? I ask as I have an Ashdown Retroglide with both but run my passive bass through a DHA VT1 Spitfire and use the passive input. I don't get the indicator lamp lighting up as I keep the input level below the required threshold. Would there be any benefits to using the active input instead? Unfortunately I do have hearing loss so hence the question.
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    Hi Tomm, Welcome to Basschat and thanks for explaining the reason behind the philosophy of the Stinger - very interesting.
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    Quite stunning Mr eude.
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