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  1. andy67
    tele-bass sold to backwater pending the usual.
  2. andy67
    found on ebay in America but... [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yamaha-Attitude-Limited-I-Billy-Sheehan-Signature_W0QQitemZ250235900806QQihZ015QQcategoryZ4713QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD2VQQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p1638.m122"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Yamaha-Attitude-Limi...ksid=p1638.m122[/url]
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    hi dan info as follows: 19mm at bridge 18mm at pup 17mm at bottom of neck 10mm at nut andy
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    replied!
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    [quote name='TheBrokenDoor' post='174453' date='Apr 11 2008, 12:03 PM']Hey Andy. What's the string spacing at the neck? Ta. Dan[/quote] Hi Dan standard fender 19mm thought I would elaborate! lol Model Name Vintage Modified Precision Bass® TB Model Number 032-6902-(500) Series Vintage Modified Series Colors (500) 3-Color Sunburst, (Polyurethane Finish) Body Basswood with Ash Veneer on Top and Back Neck Maple, C-Shape, (Polyurethane Finish) Fingerboard Maple, 9.5” Radius (241 mm) No. of Frets 20 Medium Jumbo Pickups 1 Fender Designed™ TEB 101B Humbucking Pickup Controls Volume, Tone Pickup Switching None Bridge 2-Saddle Vintage Style Precision Bass Bridge with 2 Brass Saddles - [b]changed to fender deluxe chrome[/b] Machine Heads Standard Open-Gear Tuners - [b]changed to schaller[/b] Hardware Chrome Pickguard 3-Ply Black/White/Black, (‘70s Tele® Bass Style Pickguard) Scale Length 34” (864 mm) Width at Nut 1.6” (40.5 mm) Unique Features Ash Veneers, Large Chrome Covered Tele® Bass Humbucking Pickup, ‘51 Headstock Shape, ‘51 Slab Style Body Top with Sharp Radius, ‘51 Style Control Plate, ‘55 Style Front Arm Contour, ‘55 Style Pickguard Shape, Dot Position Inlays, Knurled Chrome Dome Control Knobs Strings Super 7350M, NPS, p/n 073-7350-006, Gauges: (.045, .065, .085, .105) Accessories None Introduced 4/2007 ta andy
  6. andy67
    bump!
  7. andy67
    Know the feeling! if I wasn't so poor I'd be keeping them...
  8. andy67
    [quote name='mikeh' post='171842' date='Apr 7 2008, 10:22 PM']lol [/quote]
  9. andy67
    speak to member thornybank - I know hes in Edinburgh but he has access to a fantastic tech!
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    replied!
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    [quote name='bass_ferret' post='171337' date='Apr 7 2008, 12:39 PM']Speakons are better than 1/4 in jacks but to suggest jacks are NFG or fragile is ridiculous. Speakons lock so anyone tripping over a lead is either gonna pull the cable from the plug or pull your amp off the top of your cab so keep your leads short! If you have a rig with speakons and jacks then it makes sense to use speakons cos they is better, but to decide not to buy something cos it only has jacks is dumb.[/quote] very true...had this happen to me some time ago, fortunately it wasn't my gear or I would have hit the roof and the drunken bum who did it! It would be good to find out if there is a sonic difference though?? good quality 'locking' style leads can make such a difference to hifi especially when extracting information from a turntable.
  12. andy67
    dont worry artisan - you'll love the 3pro! I hooked up to my 2 x svt410 yesterday and man it rocked! I could just as easily part with the remainder of my gear! Loads of scope for sound and tuning - for me its simply does what it says on the box! enjoy andy
  13. andy67
    remember though 15% goes to ebay when all fees are added....greedy bar stewards those ebay owners!
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    you know, in all my years playing I have not noticed any huge difference in speakon over 1/4 jack but someone please feel free to enlighten me! please speak in practical sound terms as techincal specs dont do it for me. It is though important to pair the right cab with your svt 3 pro. I gig with my 3pro and other b410hlf, they are great together! the full range of this cab is perfect for the type of music I play - rock - while not causing any lower back pain when transporting to gigs. andy
  15. andy67
    I'm a big ampeg fan, great for rock! as you have listed a few things, take some time out and go listen to all this stuff as you will need to know! soundcontrol do a fourteen day return policy - or they did - allowing you to buy the gear try it and if it did not work out excahnge within this time period.
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    hiya two 1/4 " jack inputs. link: [url="http://www.ampeg.com/products/b/b410hlf/index.html"]http://www.ampeg.com/products/b/b410hlf/index.html[/url] andy
  17. andy67
    Pics now available. I'm not very good at taking photos, so please excuse my lack of creativity. If you need any specifics, ket me know. andy
  18. andy67
    I'll post better pics this evening. andy
  19. andy67
    [quote name='Beedster' post='170482' date='Apr 5 2008, 11:14 PM']Quote me for the bass with Di Marzio PUP Andy Chris[/quote] hi chris with the fender/schaller/Dimarzio hardware and pup - £175 delivered andy
  20. andy67
    I do, but I've taken it off to make this more affordable, was hoping it would appeal to anyone looking for a second bass or a project. andy
  21. andy67
    bump!
  22. andy67
    oh well, bump... prepared to fit original hardware and let it go for £118 delivered.
  23. andy67
    I have a b410hlf 4ohm 450watt cab in new condition for sale..£300, works incredibly well with the 3pro. andy
  24. andy67
    Don't be too down on the Chinese/Vietnam made equipment, I have two B410hls which are superb! the only thing I don't like is the tolex, it scuffs and tears fairly easily. For sound, size and flexibility, I cant fault the build nor quality.
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    100% correct Mr Warwickhunt! in my experience, Soundcontrol has given me a lone of an amp when necessary. stick with the Ampeg though - they might even have an exchange in the shop but again, as WH says, don't go in all emotional be reasonable with them and you'll get what you need. andy
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