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Bargain Musicman Durham area collection only
Smash replied to Smash's topic in eBay - Weird and Wonderful
Gone then, hmm I think it may be original but without looking up close it is hard to tell -
[url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ernie-Ball-Musicman-Bass_W0QQitemZ290402780858QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV?hash=item439d5ac6ba#ht_500wt_985"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ernie-Ball-Musicman-...ba#ht_500wt_985[/url] Bargain if you live in Durham
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I must admit I would love that neck, wonder if he would split it up... Only joking imagine the neck in his eyes is worth £800 or something.... That ebay ad is making me cross looking at it, I must move away from the computer.
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Well I have opted for a Schroeder 410L I like the sound of my 1212L so thought why not give it a go and the footprint is slightly smaller than some, I will be revert back with my findings if it fits the bill or not. Even though an Epifani UL410 for £699 is a great price.
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[quote name='sk8' post='737344' date='Feb 6 2010, 03:57 PM']the bergs are 18 ish but are a one hand lift. Its not much more than the original compact. There is no compromise with them[/quote] Expensive though, I have £500 can stretch to £600 so that would net me a decent 4x10 2nd hand but 2x 2x10's I don't think it will
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[quote name='sk8' post='737320' date='Feb 6 2010, 03:40 PM']i've got two AE210s and for a loud fat portable sound think they are hard to beat[/quote] Just had a look, they look awesome, starting to think now 2x 2x10's could be it, but they would have to be about 15Kg each if there is such a thing.
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[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' post='737257' date='Feb 6 2010, 02:48 PM']The largest. Low frequency response is directly proportional to cabinet volume.[/quote] Sure that's why the best 2x10 I have had was an Accugroove Tri 210, but the cab was huge.
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[quote name='BTGAndy' post='737180' date='Feb 6 2010, 01:37 PM']The SWR Golight cabs may be worth a look, lightweight(ish) and sound just like the full weight Goliaths.[/quote] never seen these before they look good, I remember the old SWR gear was so heavy but nice sounding. [quote name='chris_b' post='737183' date='Feb 6 2010, 01:41 PM']You're right, the MB Travellers are too small for a good low B, IMO, but larger 210's should do the job. 210 cabs are usually larger than half a 410 so 2 should give you more total volume which should equal better tone and volume.[/quote] Yes I think I would go for 2 seperate 2x10s but still think it may cost a whole heap more cash.
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[quote name='chris_b' post='737171' date='Feb 6 2010, 01:31 PM']The AE410 is the smallest and thinnest quality neo 410 as far as I know. Have you thought about 2 matching 210’s? Lighter, easily more portable, and just as loud as the 410 equivalent.[/quote] Good point re 2 2x10s but surely that would be a lot more expensive. I nearly opted for a pair of Mark Bass 2x10 Travellers but wasn't sure if they would handle the lower strings that well at volume. Food for thought though... hmm
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[quote name='chris_b' post='737147' date='Feb 6 2010, 01:16 PM']Most Neo 410 are around 60 lbs and non neo 410's are 80-90 lbs. Ha ha, just seen your gear list! How about another Compact instead?[/quote] No the Compact although lovely is not suited for my new band. Prefer the sound of a 4x10 which I have never owned always been a 15 or a 12's man but recently I have had excellent results with cheapie 4x10's so fancied a good quality 4x10 but alas light as a feather and narrow too gah, is there such a thing.
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[quote name='johnzgerman' post='737136' date='Feb 6 2010, 01:01 PM']aguilar 4x10s are pretty good for low B but they weigh slightly more than the solar system.[/quote] I do love Aggies but your right the weight is too much for me
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Hi does anyone know what the deepest sounding 4x10 bass cab is on the market around the 25Kg weight. Something that would make the low B on a 4 string give a deep warm punch. Thanks.
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BUMP SB-2 only left, would swap plus cash for either a 4 string graphite necked bass or even a USA Fender Jazz or P/J.... -
Bump... damn thought these wouldn't have to go on evilbay
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[quote name='joetruscott' post='723773' date='Jan 25 2010, 02:31 AM']I hope you spend the money you make on these basses on new wallpaper! [/quote] haha I wish, rented house mate and a listed building too can't do anything
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[quote name='TPJ' post='723072' date='Jan 24 2010, 01:23 PM']Where abouts are you?[/quote] Norwich
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it has now sold, I did think about it as I am after another graphite necked jazz, but think it may have been slightly overpriced, even though the pickups are nice.
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Bump... would swap both plus cash for a nice graphite necked bass...
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New pedal added...
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I really hope I don't regret this, but I haven't used them in 6 months now and my collection of G&Ls are collecting dust. It took ages to find this pair as I wanted them both in this colour way and I really wanted having the headstocks and bridges with the G&L logo instead of the Tribute logos in big letters. Anyways here we go G&L Tribute SB-2 Black with Rosewood neck, comes in great condition, one tiny little nick on the back of the headstock (photo included) these pickups are so hot it is like playing an active bass, the controls are volume/volume which sounds odd but the amount variation from these is amazing. Sold G&L Tribute L2000 Black body with Maple neck, in excellent condition, one minor blemish as shown in the picture, but such a versatile bass, the switches makes this bass emulate so many basses on the market and to my ears it blew away the Stingray I borrowed a few months back. SOLD pending the usual I will entertain swaps for graphite necked basses ideally with jazz profile necks, oh and has to be passive or switchable active/passive.
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[quote name='harryharold' post='720223' date='Jan 21 2010, 03:41 PM']ooooh that seek wah, want want want. must resist, will let you know if my resistance falls through.[/quote] let it fall these pedals are just works of art