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[quote name='martthebass' post='20773' date='Jun 20 2007, 02:16 PM']Don't have either now...best of both worlds, buy a Sterling.[/quote]


+1

the Sterling is a great bass.

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my ASAT bass needs the volume backed off a bit as the MFD pickups go microphonic at high volumes.this also tames the aggressive in your face growl a fair bit.I've now taken to use it in passive mode mostly and it sounds perfect.I really love the depth and variation in tone on the L2K/ASAT

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before the LX and Pro M basses they used to have a Streamer Bolt on,which had a cherrywood body.

the press ads here in the UK used to show it along with a Thumb BO,Corvette Proline and Fortress basses( I drooled over that ad) iirc that would be about '94

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for me this is a no brainer - streamer standard has a cheap looking bridge and carolena wood body that looks like stripped pine and felt like it to touch- imo you did the right thing and got an ash bodied warwick with the 2pc bridge/tailpiece.I owned both at varying times and the corvette Std was far superior to the streamer std.you'd need at least a LX or a ProM to get a better streamer than the corvette you got
just my two bobs worth and congrats on the bass
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[quote name='al embic' post='9975' date='May 31 2007, 04:20 PM']got the alembic(to heavy to cart rnd for long)got the gb,amaze'n alround awesome machine(thanks bernie!)just need something else to sit on the stand an have around.was thinkin ksd 70's jazz?anybody any thoughts?[/quote]

used G&L L2000 - covers all the sounds you're ever likely to need and then some.

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well right now I'd settle for an S1 Jazz bass in black with a maple board

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either a 305 or 315.

325 were sen ash bodies with gold hardware iirc

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Ernie Ball MusicMan.20 years been playing em and I've never had a duffer ever



Sterling is back as my workhorse bass for the band.my G&L ASAT gets a good look in too.

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