stingrayPete1977

I'm only thinking about knocking the edge off it, as it stands having an adjustable bridge is pointless too as its minimum height is at the highest you would ever want the strings already, If the front of the bass swells by a few mm at some point then I would have to do it anyway.

[quote name='sticker' timestamp='1371049890' post='2109135'] Got the Tort guard that came with it too , best of both worlds ! [/quote]

I have already done the nut and its not too bad up that end, quite a lot of tension at the plucking end though.

Well I'm only looking for about two mm and I can raise it back up on the wheels if it buzzes too much, I will have a play on Saturday, thanks guys

Teal and maple is the best combination, I don't really play my other 4 string basses though so I have no idea why I want it back!

What string height should I aim for do you think? Watching bill haley clips and those strings really do move around!

I was hoping to take a few mm off the area next to adjusting wheels rather than from the profile of the bridge and having to re cut string slots?

He knows we all love him

People get upset about remarks about guitarists yet we have all met so many that do these things to earn the reputation, just like drummers that never stop f***ing drumming between songs etc!

Ok folks my action is set at about 7mm on the G rising to 10mm on the E, my bridge is adjustable but its set as low as possible, I have spirocore weichs but its still quite hard work compared to my stagg with the same strings fitted. Should I shave a bit off the bridge and if so does the material need to be removed from the bridge or the feet? (not the bottom of the feet, I know), and what height should I go for, I'm playing all sorts from moondance (sorry) to bill haley numbers, thanks in advance as ever

Not really because we still chuck sex on fire in at the end like everyone else

Bargain, get a pre eb one instead?

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1370961554' post='2107980'] Oh , yeah ? Try playing death metal ragga hip hop fusion on one and you will find it sorely lacking in certain areas . [/quote] We only play new age southern bluegrass death metal ragga hip hop rather than fusion so its not an issue

That buttercream is epic, I'd have a tort guard on it myself but that is easy and a personal thing.

I want to buy my old teal stingray back but I don't know who has it? I'm thinking that if I wait long enough Marcus will own it at some point and I can jump in and get it back!

[quote name='Gust0o' timestamp='1370943410' post='2107651'] Could I not interest sir in a little "I told you so"? [/quote] Go on then, told you so! They are just proper basses that cover all genres IMO.

I'm saying nothing

What a great clip! We played rock around the clock on saturday as a tribute to the recently departed comet bassist

Stingray-Shuttlemax-2x12 cab=

Cool

Btw I have the same amp as the OP, brilliant they are!

I always go for pre on the di and leave my bass eq controls alone once we are playing other than cutting some treble on my bass if I'm using a pick, saves the sound engineer constantly having to adjust his end anyway. If it's a marquee I also tend to go for a sound that cuts through for me to hear rather than what I would consider a good bass sound from my rig, hopefully the sound engineer has mixed me a juicy sound out front from my fairly flat pre eq stingray signal

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1370813547' post='2105978'] Let me know when you are down this way... we are pretty busy over the summer. [/quote] No website or anything?

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1370852413' post='2106177'] ....then comes the really hard bit; playing well with other musicians. [/quote] Get that nailed and you can begin learning to slap!

I have been playing guitar/bass for 26 years (bass as my first instrument for 20+) I have had lessons off our very own doddy, he has lessons off Yanek Gwizdala, Yanek has lessons off someone else.