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[quote name='4 Strings' timestamp='1338506854' post='1675745'] Well, its an eye-wateringly expensive little set up but, unless you're looking for Marcus Miller, I think its the perfect match. That pic was for a Motown tribute act, never need any more power and it gives dollops of Motown funk. Ease in some low mids (Streamliner has a 200Hz tweaker) and the definition is something not repeated in other rigs. For some real bite like that you'll need a tweeter, the Compact doesn't really do bite. But its great, I'm liking it more and more. Just got in from a very noisy rehearsal and used the Compact with a Midget T and, with the grunt of the Streamliner, its a very, very powerful combination and has filled me with enthusiasm - hence this long reply! If I was Alex I would be looking at building combos with the Streamliner built in, I really think its the perfect combination. If you want bite and it'd need the tweeter. [/quote] Cheers, Streamliner it is then!

[quote name='4 Strings' timestamp='1338470569' post='1675066'] The earner set up ready to go. Genz Streamliner 900 and BF Compact, '76 Precision with Trubass strings. [attachment=109132:25052012(005).jpg] [/quote] How does the Streamliner pair up with the Compact? Might go down this route in the near future

[quote name='joegarcia' timestamp='1338427743' post='1674530'] Current rig: Ampeg SVT - Aguilar GS412 and B25B 2x15 Ampeg B25B - V4 4x12 (Still waiting for my Ampeg V4 head to be fixed) [/quote] Sweet Jesus

Awesome, love his bass playing

In my opinion yes. I've used a LM2 with a Precision for years and get get a great rock sound.

I've learnt something new, cheers chaps

[quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1335470213' post='1631828'] 5 was the Precision code through most of the 1960s. In early 70s the code changed to 01. There wasn't a day date, only month and year dates. [/quote] I always thought that 60's/early 70's neck dates looked like this? [attachment=106187:images.jpeg]

[quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1335466504' post='1631747'] The first number is the model code - 5 is Precision Bass. [/quote] Agreed, but that type of date stamp was used later in the 70's

I would have thought the neck stamp should be more day, month, year and then B

John bought my Schro 1212L. Very easy transaction with great communication throughout and a lovely chap. Buy or sell with confidence!

Awesome, love this guy. Loved his Jools Holland appearance.

I guess it will finish £800+

Got a 1212l, blinding cab. Cuts very well in a rock setting. Loz sums up the Schroeder sound well.

I got a Warmoth CAR alder body for my 70's P, absolutely top notch build quality.

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1331478449' post='1573366'] I keep reading you user name as 1SH1THOT. [/quote] Me too!

Give Bass Doc a pm, he sorted mine

Dunlops are nice (and cheap)

Love that colour combo. Awesome job!