[i]QUOTE (Rowbee @ Sep 26 2010, 04:18 PM)
I own both of these basses and whilst I love the Flea because of the neck and the weight of the body, I think the Sterling has much more personality and grit in its tone, and for that reason it's the bass I always come back to in the end.
If buying a Flea is your reason for selling, I would keep the Sterling personally.[/i]
I agree with you on that & i know i will definately miss this one when it is gone,
but it's really the carbon neck and also the lightweight of the modulus that i'm after, because i have to go to rehearsels by public transport from now one ,
now i lost my drivers license for speeding with my motorcycle...
so after trading in my EBS 3/4 stack for a compact and lightweight TC electronic combo (+ extra 210 for gigs)
i'm hoping to get an even lighter set-up by trading in my musicman for a modulus...
and when you have to go to two different rehearsal locations every week (1 of them at the other end of the country) weight and portability becomes a very important factor! ...
also with all that moving around in mind i don't want to use my musicman for those rehearsals because i'm afraid al that travelling might do the neck of the bass no good,
while the modulus has a carbon fibre neck so that's again one less thing to worry about when dragging my gear around the country ...
So far the musicman has never left the house , the neck is straight as an arrow and i would preffer to keep it that way!