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magee

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  1. Hey Keir, thanks for the nice comments. It's a cracker alright, I just feel like a change to something a little less powerful and ballsy really. The Jazz I got is a thing of wonder and beauty, I couldn't be happier, but I did the dumbass thing and bought it before selling the Stingray, so the Jazz might have to go if the Stingray doesn't shift. The Jazz is lovely though: clear, even, woody sound. I put some Thomasik flatwounds on it and it sounds like honey. Sigh. Let me know if you come up with that plan! But thanks for the nice comments, cheers, Mathew [quote name='dub_junkie' post='271474' date='Aug 28 2008, 12:43 AM']Hi Matthew,we corresponded by email about this bass a few weeks back.I still dont have the cash for it but it is THE StingRay I want. And you being so close too. I'm going to need to hatch a plan and quick. :brow: best of luck with the sale.its a beauty! Keir btw how you getting on with the MIA Jazz RI?[/quote]
  2. Edit 1/10.08: This has now been traded for Steve's lovely Black Precision. Which means I might be selling a v63 Rickenbacker shortly if anyone's interested. Ah, the big bass shuffle, it's very complicated. ____ Hello, I'm looking to move on my lovely 1989 Stingray. It's a translucent blueburst wiith a rosewood fingerboard and that powerful trademark Stingray sound. I've owned this since new. The serial indicates it's 1989 but I bought it new in about 1991 from Sound Control in Dunfermline, so it must have been lying in the store room for a couple of years. It's had some gigging in that time, but also quite a few years resting in its case. It's in excellent condition, but not mint - there are a couple of nicks to the lacquer and some wear on the back, but nothing through to the wood, plus a small bit of strapwear that is through to the wood [see pics] - just what you'd expect from normal use. I've tried to get close up body pics but any marks are really too small for the camera to pick up. I know this is a less than optimal time to be selling a 'ray, but I'm looking for £750-800 because of its age and a finish that I believe is relatively unusual [that's my understanding anyway - if not do let me know]. I know that's not what more recent ones have been going for on here but I thought I'd put it up and see if it just happened to be exactly what someone has been longing for. Comes with hard case [not MM one, I feel cheated now, I never got one], will post if buyer covers the cost. I'm in Glasgow, and anyone is welcome to come and try it out. Thanks for your time, Matthew [attachment=12710:musicman_front.JPG][attachment=12711:musicman_whole.JPG][attachment=12712:bass_bac k.JPG][attachment=12713:DSC00460.JPG][attachment=12714:DSC00522.JPG]
  3. Hello, I was hoping you guys could help me. The important thing to know here is that I am scared of amps, and dozy. The word 'ohm' makes me tremble, talk of impedance give me the yips. I have always spent my loot on instruments not amps since I rarely gig with my own set up, so I still have the Peavey TNT 130 I had as a mere child. Last night I carelessly went out and bought a Hartke HA2000 head from a rehearsal studio that was selling them off cause I thought: when else am I going to get a head with a valve in it for £80? I don't have a cab, though, and I'm wondering can I plug my head into my Peavey? I've had a look at the circuit diagrams and what I'm thinking of doing is taking the effects send out [the head has no DI] and putting it into the 'power amp in' section of the Peavey. The effects send is post-eq and preamp so I'll get the tone, but I think it's before the power amp section of the Hartke. From what I can make out on the Peavey the 'power amp in' jack just takes a signal and sends it to the power amp and speaker. The Hartke HA2000 manual is here: [url="http://www.samsontech.com/products/relatedDocs/2000_3500_manual.pdf"]http://www.samsontech.com/products/related...3500_manual.pdf[/url] The Peavey TNT 130 manual is here: [url="http://www.peavey.com/media/pdf/manuals/80370367.pdf"]http://www.peavey.com/media/pdf/manuals/80370367.pdf[/url] So my question is: am I about to blow up the Peavey? Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Matthew
  4. Thought I'd say hello. I'm a bass player in Glasgow. Been playing since I was a spotty youth but gave up for most of my twenties, but back now playing blues and rock at home and ridiculous hair metal dressed as a viking in public. I play a 1989 Musicman Stingray I've had from birth and a Rick 4001 v63 that I picked up almost by accident in New York and turned out perfect for vikinging with. I'm looking finally to trade in the Musicman for a Jazz after years of meaning to. I'm just new, but been having a look around and this is a great forum, it's smashing there's so much activity and helping each other out. Well, hello, Matthew
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