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  1. grenadillabama
    Lozz, you have made me want these cabinets. Now there is a version (on Musicians Friend ) with a grey fabric grill instead of the metal grill. Are these the same neo 210 cabs as yours ? I would take either, but not one grill cloth and one metal grill. What do you think ?
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    I wonder if those pickups could be bought at a reasonable rate ($200 a pair ?) I wish to add a bridge pickup to a Precision or Gretsch Jet .
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    I agree the skinny strings could be "Mellowed" . My Mustang PJ has that Stang-twang on the little strings that could be fattened up .
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    I have been trying Seydel harmonicas and they have some "low" keys with lower bass notes. The Session Steel has stainless steel reeds and a good tone (not too bright).
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    I have a CT model also. Do they have regular German Hofner pickups ? Are the pickups made by Hofner ?
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    Bag End cabinets got good reviews .
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    I have two Ashdown Rootmaster 15 cabinets and they are sealed. They have enough highs with tweeters. 300 watts ,less than 35 lbs. I wish they had used thicker plywood because the sides vibrate a lot . I haven't used them at a gig yet...
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    I like the deluxe pearl . Colored pearl might do if it enhanced the body color. I would like to see a metal guard; maybe even engraved like a Zemitas gtr.
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    I have one just like that . I also have a '97 with that case. My case was not original on the '78. Did Fender have those cases (in your picture) before 1990 ?
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    I have an early SVT 410HE and it is only 200 watts. It is sealed and fine for low volume gigs. The newer ones are 400w , I believe. The handles are spring-loaded and the weight is about 90 lbs. I saw Swervedriver with a SVT head and one SVT 410HE.
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    My Embassy Pro has no neck dive, compared to the Epi T-Bird Pro I have. The longer top "horn" is a little longer so it balances better. The surprise for me is that the Embassy Pro sounds like a Thunderbird .
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    I had a 70's red Mustang with racing stripe for a while back then. I remember it had less low bass than my Mustang PJ does now. The Mustang PJ has some Jazz-like crispness on top . BUT, on Get Your Ya Yas Out (Stones live 1969) Bill sounds fine on his 'Stang.
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    I like your bass ! It was also used by a cool alternative band "Let's Active" (North Carolina 1988 ?) It got a Yes-like tone from a pick near the bridge when played by Faye Hunter .
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    I have a '97 and it is a separate maple fingerboard . Also mine has the graphite stiffening rods each side of the truss rod . The neck will stay straight. My case is identical . Can't you play it first ? My '97 has a white pearl pickguard added .
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    I got a Hohner Rocket Amp harmonica for Christmas. I like it more than the Special 20. Superb tone !
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    I have done this with gtr and it sounds like a bigger room (good). Also , add reverb or delay to the room mic to make it sound like a big room.
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    I liked my Ashdown Superfly but the power was lacking. I kept it though. Now my Ashdown RM500 seems plenty powerful enough. I still want the new RM800 .
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    That Baxendale eq was also used well on old Vox stuff . It is well-liked , but not hard to understand. Those fancy narrow-wide Q preamps or Alembic controls are interesting .
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    Ashdown ABM 600 for tone and looks / Gallien Kruger 1001RBII has a little more power (700w)
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    My Naka works fine in the computer room. The living room has the mediocre Teacs . They only start/stop well with the remotes. Also the treble from them is not real crisp. Remember when you played bass through an 18 (like my Vox Westminster ) the sound was not great ? The Teacs are mellow more than hi fi .
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    Can anyone recommend a currently available cassette deck to replace my old Nakamichi BX-100 ? I have bought two Teac decks with fair sound . Would a Tascam cassette deck be the best ?
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    Ashdown Superfly - the 250 w per side version. Mine gets warm though.
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    I have a Ray but the stores don't have so many Sterlings. The metal control plate curved around the edge make the Ray recognizable , like the Jazz control plate and the Precision pickguard . I want a blue Sterling with a maple neck some day ...
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    I got this Fender Malibu Player to maybe use in a gig . It reminds me of surfing and now I need to learn surfing as well as a single act. Surfing might be more reasonable though !
  25. grenadillabama
    yes and now they do maple fingerboards on their basses- at first it was only rosewood
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