Marti T

Highly recommend - I just bought a pedal from Dan and it was a perfect transaction

I have just received a Gentler Magellan 350 from Ed. Arrived via courier at the set time, was packed extremely well and the amp itself is immaculate. Transaction was perfect and comms were great throughout. Highly recommended, top bloke. Thanks Ed

army nights - sleaford mods

under the ivy - kate bush

heart of glass - blondie

everything must change - paul young

Belly button window - Jimi Hendrix

Golden Brown - The Stranglers

Ageing Freak - the bevis frond

drive in saturday - bowie

been down so long - the doors

dedicated follower of fashion - the kinks

Funeral Tango -Scott Walker

Green River - as covered by Wave Pictures

Wakefield - stanley Brinks & Wave Pictures

My perfect cousin - the undertones

Don’t let the Jones’s get you down - The Temptations

chinese water torture - kim fowley

Apple Bed - Sparklehorse

Thank you our kid, very gracious! Like football, the 2 on the flanks catch the eye and take all the plaudits but Bobby in the middle there is a workhorse and genuinely brilliant!

Colin Greenwood from Radiohead was an early adopter of the Sterling and used them a bit around the time of the first album - the Sterling was launched in 93 and came with the mutes on the bridge My wife thinks there are so few to be found because i have too many! 2005 blue pearl 4H weighs about 4.5 kilo/ 9.9lb 2012 Classic with mutes, slab body, string through body, 2 eq, no switching, 4.6 kg/ 10.1lb 2019 post box red (recent bday pressie to myself to celebrate LFC triumphs!), roasted maple neck and headstock, 4.0 kg/ 8.81lb I've been playing these since 2008 - I intended to buy a stingray but tried the Sterling next to it and was instantly converted. The selling points for me are: the neck profile is the most comfortable of any bass for me - if you prefer jazz to a P bass neck then you will undoubtedly prefer the Sterling to a Stingray I like the smaller body shape, much more elegant and comfortable smaller headstock than stingray - I like to smash drummer's cymbals with it! The three way switching and eq options are extremely versatile can be a very aggressive sound - I usually prefer to tame it with flatwounds The Classic is extremely rare and they were only made for about 6 years - I love the mutes, the neck is high gloss and amazing figured maple. The neck feels different and nicer somehow to the standard 4H to me but I can’t work out why, it seems to be the same profile. I've heard people say that gloss makes the neck sticky but I’ve never had a problem under stage lights. Not as versatile without the switching and only 2 band eq but it does what it does very well. I’ve never encountered a lightweight one. My new one is the lightest I’ve ever heard of at 8.81lb - can anyone beat that?

Bit pricey but they last a long time if you don’t mind the mellower tone