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  1. alanbass1
    Hi and welcome
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    I'm like you Clarky, I can't seem to find a Jazz bass that cuts it in a band.
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    [quote name='lojo' post='780055' date='Mar 19 2010, 05:53 PM']Its a good job you did not show me those when I brought the ric off you Lovely basses indeed, price?[/quote] Not for sale I'm afraid....
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    Very nice
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    What is the measurements (depth)
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    Hi and welcome
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    Hi and welcome
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    Thanks for the write up. Well, Mark has just contacted me to let me know my bass has arrived (it too being a white one!) so I should have it in my hands next week.
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    Like everyone said, it's not an original and it's obvious a generic neck has been used. Re-inforces the buy before you try principle
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    Good luck with the sale Clarky. I have played this bass and it is very nice - medum weight and plays extremely well.
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    They are both great instruments if you get 'good one's'. I really like the early Stingrays with two band eq, through body stringing and chunkier bridge with mutes. The Stingray was the first production bass with an active e.q. and it was Leo himself who stated that the Stingray was the natural progression for the P Bass. Here's mine and I love 'em:
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    Barry, you ought keep at least one five string
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    alanbass1 replied to Stacker's topic in Basses For Sale

    It is a great Rick - and you are getting a V63 now!!!! Donny, you need help....
  17. alanbass1
    This post should also be moved to the for sale section
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    These are great units - I have one in my project studio which I used to use live with my Eden WT400.
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    It's great to see something different from the norm without being too left field
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    Very nice -
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    [quote name='HarryPotter' post='776937' date='Mar 17 2010, 07:56 AM']What Pete said. Expensive but truly wonderful.[/quote] TheMarkbass CMD121P is a great home amp and can cut the mustard live as well. Again expensive, but really top notch.
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    [quote name='walbassist' post='775080' date='Mar 15 2010, 11:44 AM']Although I have had a couple of expressions of interest for this cab, given the total lack of interest in the 1x12 I also have for sale I've decided to just keep them both.[/quote] Good call. I sold my two CXL112's for £325 each last year and thougt that was a little low for the quality of these cabs, I was offerred a lot less from a number of people but that was my bottom line.
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    Welcome, and it just proves that you are never too old to do the right thing!
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    Very shiney
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    [quote name='andyonbass' post='774572' date='Mar 14 2010, 07:08 PM'][url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=47268"]This[/url] is how I do it[/quote] Very helpful. I have actually used longer screws in the past which gets purchase int the new wood it reaches, but I like the dow idea better
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