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Where can said TC 2x10's be purchased?
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I realise that these threads pop up every so often but I'm just trying to make a decision on what 4x10 to purchase next month. I currently use the Markbass LMII and I absolutely love it for its 'see through' sound nature allowing my Sandberg JJ5 to really show its true sound and I suppose I am after something similar in terms of which 4x10 to hook it up with. I play in a mildly progressive rock band and the sound I am after is that tight, focused and direct sound that really hits you in the chest. Something that can provide me with sufficent amounts of high end sizzle but without losing the fundemenal thump that the bass is all about. I hope all that make sense. I am currenly looking at the choice or 4x10's offered by Markbass and EBS, maybe neo, maybe not. Is there anything that I should really consider before I bite the bullet and go for it. Price isnt a serious issue but I do have an upper limit so nothing wildly over 1K please. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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Is this still going? My youngest son is starting his first forray into live playing but at the moment all he has is a 30w home amp. I dont mind getting him a cheapy head (berhinger maybe) if this cab can come his way. Let me know?
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Mesa Boogie Big Block 750 & Aguilar GS212 4ohm (2008)
cLepto-bass replied to Sting2007's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
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Roland TD3 Electric Kit
cLepto-bass replied to cLepto-bass's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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[quote name='dave_bass5' post='696396' date='Dec 30 2009, 03:25 PM']Im a little tempted now ive seen the pics. The cover would have to come off as i play with a pick at that position so it would get in the way. Any chance of the neck measurements and string spacing?[/quote] As I am at work, I cant give you the actual measurements but the neck is very much 'jazz' shaped and sized if that makes sense to you. As for string spacing, the bridge offers a whole host of adjustment potential so is completely dependent on how you would like it. If you need actual details, let me know exactly what you're after and I will take care of it when I get home. Cheers for the interest.
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After recently purchashing a JJ5 off a fellow Basschater and subsequently falling in love with it I have decided to part with the last of my 4 strings, a truely 100% condition PM4 in what Sandberg call Creme Highgloss with a torte pickgaurd. I really cant stress enough just how good a condition this guitar is in. However, when I bought the guitar, I did decide to install a chrome pickup cover because I was so used to one on my previous P-bass. This was done properly and adds to the classic looks of this beautifull guitar. If anything it looks even better, alternatively, the cover can be easliy removed if you feel that way. But as I say, other than that this bass is in great nick. I will be posting some pictures just as soon as I retrieve my camera from work but in the meantime you can find out all you need to know [url="http://www.sandberg-guitars.de/basscat-overview/calp-series/calpm"]HERE.[/url] This bass sounds awesome!! Simple as that. I am only parting with it because I have been taken in by 5 strings so could do with realising some cash. The tonal possibilities from the PM4 is immense and the build quality is of equal nature. I was always a Fender guy before I picked this up and have never looked back since. Everyone should try this bass or other Sandbergs at least. It comes with strap locks and I should be able to throw in a gig bag too. Due to the condition of this awesome playing and sounding bass I am looking for around [s]£725[/s] now £700. I can ship if that is required but that will be at buyers choice and risk. Any questions, dont hesitate to contact me and as I say pictures up today or tomorrow. Thanks.
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So... how would you go about removing varnish from a neck?
cLepto-bass replied to JamieBenzies's topic in Bass Guitars
Years ago I found my Squier bass had a really sticky glossy neck so I sanded it down with really fine sand paper (cant remember the grade now) and it worked a treat. Cant really go wrong with that. -
Roland TD3 Electric Kit
cLepto-bass replied to cLepto-bass's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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Pound for pound, Squiers are perfect and the new ones they are bringing out are simply unbelievable in terms of build and sound quality. I think people are finally realising not to turn their nose up at them. On a similar note, I own two $1000+ basses and you'll be suprised how often I choose to pick up my old affinity P-bass.