Trading a stunning SQ series black precision with a 78 precision in Brighton back in about 2002. The 78 was cheap enough that I could have just bought it outright and had both. Still haunts me to this day. Also, swapping a lovely old Rick 4001 with a Jap Precision in Brighton in about 96. What a twat.
Ah yes, the old SQ, owned a few of them too! Some lucky bugger in Brighton owns one now with a Jazz pickup installed, was another cracker I foolishly let go. As Mr Lager said, definately worthy of a sticky.
I used this guy
[url="http://www.dm-guitars.co.uk/paintwork.htm"]http://www.dm-guitars.co.uk/paintwork.htm[/url]
Fantastic job, and very reasonable price.
[quote name='everogere' post='457780' date='Apr 8 2009, 08:20 PM']My vote goes to Schroder 1212L. This is an amazing cab 2 x 12 with one facing forward and one angled. I have plaayed bass for over 30 years and have never come across a better sounding cab than this and so light too. Throughly recommended and after sales service is superb.[/quote]
+1 Great cab. It really does the business in all departments.
Bump for a great cab. Have the same one used in a very loud 3 piece and it really does the business. Very easy to move around. Great price too I might add.
Im a Precision/Jazz man and have never been a fan of Stingrays, look and soundwise, but Joe Lally from Fugazi and Jamie Stewart on early Death Cult stuff produce(d) a tone I really love. Both quite aggressive players.
Had some TI flats, really nice but a bit floppy for my taste, use them for recording now and then. Now got Labella 760 fl's on my 75 P. I'm stunned at how good they sound, massive woody tone and a great tension. Perfect for the harder stuff we play.
Ive lusted after that bass for many years for looks and sound. He gets an awesome pic sound out of that Jazz. As for colour it is either a very rare custom finish or a refin. Never seen anything like it. Would love it anyone knew. Apparently his son now uses it.