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What have you got against slap bass?
doc40hz replied to Barking Spiders's topic in General Discussion
Thanks very much! It's nice to know our hard work is appreciated -
A true beast of an amp! Comes with carry case, foot switch and rack ears. -
Thanks! Different guitarist (Ralph Teviotadale), but everyone else is the same.
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Bought new and Unused. Wrong size for my bass! -
Brand new, unused. Price includes Uk delivery. -
Sterling by Musicman Ray35 ** £525 delivered UK**
doc40hz replied to doc40hz's topic in Basses For Sale
It is 4.35kg (using luggage scales) -
That's fine mate, not a problem. I bought it with it already installed. However, I have installed John Easts on jazz basses and it was painless! No soldering required. -
It's a very nice preamp indeed. The mid sweep is a very useful feature. I like beefing up the low mids with it.
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Sterling by Musicman Ray35 ** £525 delivered UK**
doc40hz replied to doc40hz's topic in Basses For Sale
Thanks man. Aye, very good bass indeed. Not a huge deal of difference between this and my USA Stingray 5! -
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Great condition Ray35. Plays great, no issues. Weighs 4.35Kg. Need funds for car work
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Upgraded Sterling by Musicman SB14. -Schaller machine heads - Seymour Duncan pickup - John East preamp (with variable mid sweep) switch to go from series, parallel to single coil. Plays great and only a few small marks. Work on car forces sale! Price includes UK delivery in gig bag.
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Bump!
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Just pulled the trigger on the Steve Harris Sans Amp, so something has to go!> Fantastic preamp pedal. Four band EQ, compression, tuner, overdrive. No box or power supply. These are a little bit fussy with power supplies, but I’ve been using a Roland PSB-230UK with no problems. Price includes UK delivery. Possibly would trade for a lined fret less.
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Bought a Micro Q from Paul. Great communications and well packaged. Very happy. Cheers Paul!
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@prowla - yeah man! It's an ace track, and why I called my Pseudobach as it really isn't anything as harmonically complex as Jeff Berlin!
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Can any JayDee owners answer me this? I have three JayDees. Two Series IIs and one Series III. All from the mid/late 80s I think. I always assumed the treble circuits noise was just a quirk of the preamp. It's really hissy when boosted, but this hiss disappears when the mids are cut. I recently bought my second Series II from another basschatter. It had a defective bass circuit so was sent back to the JayDee workshop and it had a new preamp fitted. The treble circuit on the new preamp is dead quite, and doesn't sound so dramatic in its treble boost. So.....are my other preamps defective or is that just what they sounded like and the new preamp is quieter?
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@Al Krow It's a BB3000A - fantastic bass. For that tune the bridge pickup was solod , bass and treble maxed out then through a Aguilar Tone Hammer with bass and treble almost fully boosted and 1Khz cut about 3/4.
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Great condition Ray35. Was going to upgrade it but need the funds for something else. Weighs 4.5kg. Plays great, no issues.
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@EJWW I had one and it was a very decent bass indeed. It had a pan pot instead of individual volumes pots, and I always max out my volume so not sure about how the output is affected. From memory, it was not too heavy. Probably around 4Kg, but as you say there is some considerable variation. Very well put together instrument, excellent pickups. and it played great! Wish I hadn't sold it now.....
