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I was recently in this same situation, seeking a more vintage P pickup and wanting more of a warmer traditional tone. After much discussion on Farcebook I opted for the cheapest suggestion, a £35 Tonerider off Amazon. I was pleasantly surprised, good definition and that vintage tone I was after, great in a band mix with the mids cutting through - definitely worth a punt IMO. I’ve had Aguilar, Lindy Fralin with my favourite being Lollar in the past and currently have a EMG Geezer in my other P but for the tone and price I’d have the Tonerider every time (paired with a Kiogon wiring loom). If you want to splash the cash though Lollar gets my vote from past experience...but it’s all subjective. 😊
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I’m liking this a lot 😊
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You’re gonna love his funky fusion jamming then 😊. I find B’itchesBrew a bit intense but Agharta is a personal favourite.
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Have you checked out Miles Davis’s fusion like Agharta or On the Corner, Live evil. Gongs Shamal album. Also check the Inside from way out - Beastie Boys (instrumental stuff). Some good Headhunters stuff too, Thrust should lube your funk gland 😎
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Scott Whitley/Chowney SWB-1 short scale basses. All 3 NOW SOLD
Raslee replied to bobpalt's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD: Bass parts clearance
Raslee replied to Aero71's topic in Accessories & Other Musically Related Items For Sale
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I went through a lot of cabs when gigging a lot of reggae. The ones that I really like was a Markbass Jeff Berlin combo 15” paired with MB extension cab, this had nice definition and was light. Also the Ampeg SVT410HLF x 2 was monstrous..and heavy but better sounding to my ears than the 8x10 fridge. The Barefaced Dubster V1 was great too, especially for low UK roots style dub. I’m now using an old Hartke 2x15” when I get together with the reggae boys, sounds sweet and tight at the low end...and no rattle.
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Yeah I know what you mean. I think with the black hardware the torts a bit out there too much on its own. However it cost a bloody fortune in import duties that pickguard so I’ll get my use out of it for now. I need to get round to sorting a d-tuner too at some point.
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My darling! I've simply found 'the one' after years of trying many, many, many basses. Tonally the most versatile Stingray i've ever owned, it's very light and looks proper bling in the lights!....yup best bass ever for me.
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SOLD Harley Benton fretless, great bass with upgraded pick ups. The picks ups are custom made high end VanderEnd pickups which i forgot i had - they are hugely superior to the originals picks ups. I had started to remove the decal as I had a custom one made but never got around to adding it. Nice bass, plenty of mwah available, low action, flats, and i think it's a 1 piece Ash body with great wood grain....Jaco on the cheap £120 to your door step in the UK, or collect from Plymouth
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SOLD PJ P bass, MIJ 62RI neck, Toneriders, HardCase £279 can split.
Raslee replied to oldslapper's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD: Sterling by Musicman Stingray Ray34Ca (jazz width neck)
Raslee replied to Raslee's topic in Basses For Sale
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Is this the weakest line up ever for Glastonbury?
Raslee replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
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SOLD: Sterling by Musicman Stingray Ray34Ca (jazz width neck)
Raslee replied to Raslee's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD: Was planning on keeping this one but since the arrival of my Stingray Special (the blue sparkling beauty) it's unlikely to get a look in again so may as well sell it on as it's just sitting on the wall looking pretty and begging to be played. It's a fantastic piece and was my no1 bass until i got my Special - it surpassed a previous USA Stingray i owned too. The Ray34CA is essentially based on the newer Classic Stingrays with the slab style body and varnished neck and the sort after 2 band EQ. This one has been upgraded with a Bartolini pickup which A/B'd against the original gives a much smoother top end and less 'zing'. But if the the classic Stingray zing is your thing then the original pick up will be included. There are some spare pick guards, black and i think i have a white pearl, that i will throw in. There is also a thick padded gig bag and i can leave the Hipshot D tuner/Xtender on for an extra £30 - original tuner of course included Lovely bass really, can't go wrong, think around 9.5lbs in weight from memory but happy to weigh again. The bass is pretty show room immaculate but there's bound to be usage marks I've missed I should imagine. The neck whilst described as jazz width feels like it sits somewhere between a jazz and precision - I found it extremely comfortable to play. You have probably guessed I really like this bass but I'm slowly working down my collection to what i use and need. So an exceptionally good Classic styled Stingray at half the price of a second hand USA Classic, i'll leave it here for a few days and then probably advertise it elsewhere too.. £525 or £500 collected from Plymouth, Devon. Postage overseas likely to be more. PM for further details. Not interested in trades thanks.
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Total Tort, love that look Tort on blue....so much so my I had to tort my newish Stingray the other day.
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Try a Stingray Special....absolute perfection (apart from the price), vintage, modern, classic tones.....they have all the sounds and versatility you could ever need
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SOLD Sandberg California JM - Black and Maple PRICE DROP £650
Raslee replied to King Tut's topic in Basses For Sale
