So anyone else taken the plunge on these? Big fan of the NS shape vs the Legend and Performer style but not really able to justify a full Euro.
These still being sub-£900 make them a interesting proposition...
What an absolute pain in the arse.
A couple of members mentioned the idea of placing air tags/trackers within the case when sending things so you can see the movements. I think for the £15-£25 extra they cost, I might do something similar in the future.
Really hope it turns up and makes it way back to you.
Spotted this on Facebook.
For Dingwall fans, Sheldon himself is running a clinic. No idea of the content, but if you're a fan it could be a fun evening
Two things:
1) Are you sure you need double ball end strings? More modern headless basses tend to use clamps rather than double ball end strings
2) If it is a 5 string bass, it will most likely be 35" scale so if the strings are standard long strings, they might well be too short...
Post a picture of your bass and strings and it always makes things easier.
Wasn't quite expecting this, but it's not unexpected, if that makes sense.
Take with a large pinch of salt as this is just on the Sire Korea website which *seems* legit, but might not be
https://sire-korea.com/product/list.html?cate_no=276
Glad that it's gone back to the right place.
It is just a bit mad how it all happened so quickly? I'm currently dealing with parcel that's got "lost" and can only start an investigation after it's been lost for 25 days! This seems all to convenient to be something that was lost and unclaimed to be sold....
The curtain twitcher in me would love to know what the investigation draws, but I think this will be chalked off as a mistake and we'll all move on.
I appreciate some may be looking for more customisation, but is the Stellartone Tonestyler not the solution you're looking for?
https://stellartone.com/#menu
Just as an aside, what is peoples view of the treble side being the longer side of the pickup on that P bass?
Seems most do it the opposite way with the B-E-A being the longer side of the split P.