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Quick question with regard to the 4 PRO, what is the best footswitch for it?

[quote name='Stag' post='836077' date='May 13 2010, 12:39 PM']Cool! Be sure to post your findings with the 4 Pro when you`ve had time to give it a good run out! I gotta say, my 5 Pro and the SVT610 is basically the sound ive always wanted... id always GASsed since a kid for the SVT2 stack but the 5 Pro actually suits me a whole lot better.[/quote] Just got back from collecting the 4 PRO- Don't think I can wait to plug it in, but the neighbours will freak, So tomorrow afternoon will have to do- lucky I have a half day at work...

Wawick rig + MM Stingray = insane sounds! Mike McKeegan from Therapy? used a few Rays through a Warwick rig and it sounded killer. He still uses Warwick amps and now uses Warwick ChromeTones too. Serious gear! There is a Warwick Extreme 10 head and 411Pro (4x10) cabsx2 going nearby for the princely sum of €600!!! Now [url="http://www.adverts.ie/showproduct.php?product=198921&cpage=2&perpage=15#comment-1677195"]THAT´s[/url] a bargain! If I had the cash and wasn´t up to my neck in Ampeg and Marshall gear, I would DEFINATELY be all over it! Back on topic, I reckon the Warwick rig wins out-go for it (it is a bargain)

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' post='840203' date='May 17 2010, 09:15 PM']Think it's a shortscale bass,so shortscale bass strings. Probably on fleabay[/quote] Yeah, its a squier shortscale. Sold my Fender Mustang before I´d ever had to change strings, so never knew where to get them. Again, don´t know anything about em

Any thoughts on whats best and where´s good to get em?

Sisters of Mercy- nothing too fancy but works perfectly Also, Jesus and Mary Chain. Hmm, maybe its a religious thing

[quote name='Grand Wazoo' post='837379' date='May 14 2010, 04:48 PM']I want a cinnamon active 5 strings, anyone who has one please let me know[/quote] There's one in Ireland if that helps : [url="http://www.adverts.ie/showproduct.php?product=193357&cat=191"]http://www.adverts.ie/showproduct.php?prod...357&cat=191[/url] Just sold my cinammon 4 string on this site. Col

Bring it on!!!

[quote name='Hutton' post='836869' date='May 14 2010, 09:12 AM']I can only speak from my own experience with my SUB. I wouldn't dream of changing a thing. The SUB has a great sound all on it's own. I just don't understand the lack of beef comment. Mine has it in shedloads. Perhaps there is something wrong with the bass that it isn't giving out enough. I'll grant you that a change of pickguard improves the looks but apart from that I struggle to know why you would want to change anything. The SUB is what it is. It's not a Ray. I actually prefer the SUB sound to the Ray that's why I kept it and sold my Ray. I don't think that the differences are vast but the SUB has it's own sound. The SUB is also an American made quality bass. It just doesn't cost as much as a Ray. As for the weak G string - I had it on my Ray but not on the SUB. Sometimes I feel we get into a mindset of always assuming that a standard pup somehow must need replacing. However, it's all down to how we feel about our own instruments. If you can't get on with a bass, sell it on until you find the Holy Grail for you. All the best![/quote] +2 I don´t see the pont in comparing them to Ray´s or the EB Sterling range . The Ray is a fantastic sounding bass and will continue to be massively popular for many more years. Its bright, snappy and has growl by the bucket. The SUB is an amzing bass too, in its own right. The looks (for the most part) of the Ray and a sound all of its own. much more guttural and thick, but still retains brightness. It is a US built instrument and iwas ncredible value at the time of its introduction. I think someone here has already mentioned Mr S. Ball´s comment of including a $100 bill with each one. They were discontinued because at their price point, they were proving very popular indeed and sales of these units began to eat into sales of Rays and Sterlings. EBMM did not want to canabalise their market share, so dropped them from the product range. I do agree that the S/H prices have gone up a bit, but this reflects the quality and rarity of the bass (based on such a short production run). It may also reflect consumer demand for traditional values i.e. Made In USA- Hence why people often ask "Where was it made?" first, when enquiring about S/H Fender, Ampeg, Marshall etc products. Because production of many familiar brands now takes place in the Far East, many doubt their quality and this pushes the S/H prices of US made gear upwards I love the sound of my SUB and the neck is fantastic too. The only reason mine is for sale is I am looking for one last (for a long time) new bass and the SUB is the only one I dont get to take out a lot. I have tried the RAY34 and while I liked the look (finish is superb and the matching headstock was a nice touch) and sound of it, I felt it was a tad overpriced for what it was. Now perhaps they have come down in price since their introduction, but I know they are not for me. As for the weak G issue-never experienced it on any MM bass I´ve played (though I haven´t played more than 4 ) Col