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Grreth

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  1. 20 hours ago, Jean-Luc Pickguard said:

    I bought one of these for my daughter when she had a go at learning bass many years ago. I remember it as being a great sounding and playing bass. The Duncan Designed pickup punched well above its weight. I probably would have kept it as it was the same scale length as the mustang bass I was mostly playing at the time — when I only owned one mustang, but it didn't really fit with the vibe of the Americana band I was in.

    It didn’t really fit with the hardcore band I was playing in, but I didn’t listen to the drummer’s opinion on it. The pickup and the slim neck are great!

  2. 58 minutes ago, ikay said:

    Personally I'd just hang on to the SUB neck in case you ever want to put the SUB back together again. I made the mistake of selling a 'spare' Stingray neck a few years ago and shortly afterwards wished I'd kept it!

     

    If you're intent on selling it, then you'd probably realise more value overall by reassembling the USA SUB and selling it as a complete bass and then getting a new body for the SS fretless. USA SUBS are great basses (it's my current gigging bass) and they're pretty well sought after.

     

    If you just want a standard SR body (rather than a custom build) you can get one for around £200 from guitarandbassbuilds.com here - https://guitarandbassbuilds.com/collections/custom-bass-bodies/products/custom-shop-music-man-stingray-bass-body.

    Thank you! I'll have a look into this.

  3. *NOW SOLD*

     

     

    Daisy Rock Heartbreaker bass - 30" - Purple Sparkle

     

    Heart shaped basswood body, metallic purple finish with heart-shaped white MOP plate.

    Duncan Designed 'P' pickup and passive electronics

    Chrome hardware

    Maple neck/rosewood board w/heart-shaped MOP inlays

    From around 2002

    Comes with purple gig-bag with shoulder straps and original allen keys.IMG_2565.thumb.jpeg.a1951954ed59243d908c112f9e4ccd36.jpeg

     

    I've tried to show as much detail as I can in the photos and am happy to answer questions as best as I can.

     

    Love the shape of this and am sad to let it go.

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  4. *Now SOLD pending the usual*

     

    Squier Vista Series MusicMaster Bass

     

    Black version from 1996

    Original Vista Series pickup, original electronics

    In fact, all original apart from the scratchplate pictured but I will provide the original (white/parchment in colour)

    30" scale length but through-body stringing means 32" scale length strings required.

     

    It's got a few blemishes and whatnot as you'd expect with its age, but have tried to capture everything as best as I can on the photos.

     

    Please get in touch if you need any other info.

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  5. I have a 2005 USA Musicman S.U.B. that I bought from new. It’s had a couple of different scratch plates and pickup covers but, in my younger years, I played in a pretty raucous rock band and it got a bit beaten up.

     

    I’ve since got properly into short scale and also back into fretless playing so had a luthier friend make me a fretless neck to fit my SUB body to give me a short scale fretless.  I love the scale, love playing fretless again and love the MM fretless sound.

     

    However, I have a spare SUB neck knocking about and don’t know whether or not to sell it on its own or put the SUB back together and sell it as a whole and get another body for my fretless neck. 
     

    What in the heck would YOU do?!

  6. Hiya!

     

    Has anyone any experience with J Douglas Basses? Is Mr/Mrs/Ms/Miss Douglas on BassChat, perhaps? 
     

    I was just after a bit of feedback or a chat with them, to be honest.

     

    Cheers!

  7. I’ve had two of these recently. A black one that I modded and a white(champagne?) that I moved on.

     

    The White was an earlier “FMIC” model with the bullet truss and it had much more of a precision neck but a heavier better toned body and the Black was a “Made in India”. I think the run after the FMIC as the pickguards had the same number of screw holes. The next run of these had the same pickguards as the first Encores but they all shared the same white pickups and string tree. 
     

    I had the black one first, had a route put in for truss Rod access at the body where Chris at Overwater seemed to think the body was some kind of wood a bit like mahogany but not. I had a tort pickguard, Bill Lawrence split-p pickup and a circuit by Kiogon. They neck was slimmer on this one and felt way nicer to play, for me anyway. If I’d not done all the mods to it, I’d have put that neck on the white one and modded that one, to be honest. 
     

    Anyway, I’ve since moved exclusively on to short scale and sold the black one to a pal in London. Great sounding basses though!!

     

    Here they are with my Musicman SUB (this is currently getting a fretless short scale neck on it)!

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  8. I’ve been following this guy for a while too and really enjoy his quirky designs. Would I have one? If it’s headstock heavy it’s a massive no-no for me. Balanced correctly and I would have one.

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  9. On 11/04/2022 at 15:28, dudewheresmybass said:

    I have one somewhere.

    I tried it a couple of times, but didn't get on with it so it went back into a drawer as a bit of a curio

     

     

    At last! Someone else who’s got one! I never got on with it either. I can’t find anything on the net about them.

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