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Very cool, congrats! Does it have the ebony board like the SR5 stealth has?
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SOLD: MusicMan StingRay 5 Stealth Pearl Limited Edition
Paulhauser replied to fclef4life's topic in Basses For Sale
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For me my Spector NS-5XL is the closest thing to a perfect bass.... I[url="https://flic.kr/p/D8wh4U"][/url]
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For sale is my EBS Fafner II amp. Currently these go around 2000-2100£new. I'm the first owner, got it new in spring of 2014. Gigged with it about 6 times, otherwise it sat in my smoke and pet free home studio unused. It is the best amp I have ever had and the sound is incredible with the matching 2x410 EBS proline cabs but I don't need this much onstage power for the gigs I do and it is a pity to have it being unused. Shipping in the factory shipping box is included in the price within the EU. Comes with the Euro power supply cable. As for trades I don't seem to lack anything and most probably I'll say "no" as very few items catch my eye lately but might be interested in higher end basses and even can add cash for the right trade. (5-6 string US NS-XL Spectors especially) About the amp: Power: 750W RMS @ 2Ω and 600W RMS @ 4Ω 2 Channels: Clean & drive can be operated in parallel or in series With tube pre-amp - tube: ECC 83 Effect loop for each channel & common loop with mix level Dual pre / post EQ balanced DI output Tuner output Line out Power-Amp input Lo-Z input Remote switch inputs (RM-4 is not included) Standby switch Speaker outputs: Speaker Twist Dimensions: 19" x 14" x 3U (48 x 36 thomann x 13 cm) Weight: 16 kg Made in Sweden Clean channel controls: Bass High mid with sweep Treble Clean level Drive active switch & filter active switch Drive channel controls: Drive Middle with sweep Edge Level Boost switch Serial switch Tube mode switch (ECC83 Tube) Master controls: Gain with peak Compressor limiter Volume Hi & lo character character filter switch The amp is in an excellent cosmetic and working condition. The only thing to notice is that some of the small switches have some movement to them (was like this when I got) and the serial switch's LED does not light up. (the cab on the pic is not part of the sale) More pics: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yz4g3204b65sbgm/AABfuGuS2vAibc8C94Jg1Csfa?dl=0"]https://www.dropbox....C94Jg1Csfa?dl=0
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String tension will be an issue. To have regular (EADG) tuning at, say, the 3rd fret you have to tune the bass 3 semitones down first, then capo. This will make the stings a lot floppier if you don't use heavier gauges. But you should try, there is nothing to loose.
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SOLD Spector Euro 4 LX TW black high gloss SOLD
Paulhauser replied to XTU's topic in Basses For Sale
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SOLD Spector Euro 4 LX TW black high gloss SOLD
Paulhauser replied to XTU's topic in Basses For Sale
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I have experiences with high-end Prestige SR basses (SR3006, 5006, 1005). They have superb playability even for six stringers and sound great. The 5005/6 models are the current ones and go around a grand even used, but if you look around for the earlier 3005/6s (the ones with natural mahogany body) they go lower than a grand. These are Japaneese. There was a time when Prestige series moved to Korea, I owned a SR1005, they go around 500GBP and fantastic instruments for the price with a great neck and Bartolini pickups + through necks. I'm hearing good things about the Premium line too. Playability was never an issue with the SR models, the body, neck dimensions and ergonomics are pretty much the same throughout the range so they all play great.
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Really nice bass Woodinblack, I have a six string version of it , the 5006 and its one of the nices, most ergonomically friendly six string bass I've ever head. I've a 3006 as well but the 5006 is a step above.
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[quote name='Bassulike66' timestamp='1500501705' post='3338358'] Hey Paul, i feel it's time for a change, too many good basses out there that need to be noodled on. Hope all is well in your neck of the woods mate!? [/quote] I can certainly understand that.I've been through this before as well. There are many great instruments out there and is just happened I have my found my preferences. But it is a great game that we all play isn't it? Everything is fine here, couple of US Spectors coming my way lately so life is good, gigging, recording and all the rest.
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I think Spector does it right on this one [url="http://s1277.photobucket.com/user/palpurnhauser/media/spector%20ns-2p_zpsft4rpywi.jpg.html"][/url]
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[quote name='ukbassboy' timestamp='1496779102' post='3313838'] I've got the 5 string version, absolutely incredible basses - sound great, look amazing and play like a dream! I went through a phase of collecting higher end basses but kinda gave up after I found these. Only thing that would get me in the buying mood again is a 5 string in a different colour! [/quote] Thank you! Still for sale!
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[quote name='Al Krow' timestamp='1495011722' post='3300352'] There's one at DV247 which I should go check out, which seems to be competitively priced for a new Spector. http://www.dv247.com/guitars/spector-euro5lx-bass-guitar-black-cherry--80045?gclid=CjwKEAjw6e_IBRDvorfv2Ku79jMSJAAuiv9Y52PBwaE1_yRt-BkJHJTWXNQqdi-jI_iT_YHwolk0AhoCB03w_wcB [/quote] This is very good price for a new Spector. This one is one of the later models and in my experience the neck of these are thinner than earlier euros. Not Ibanez like paperthin neck but still not chunky at all. You should definitely try it out.The B string sounds really killer on these models. Also this one have the splitable dual coil EMG TW pickups which I prefer to their DC models.