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  1. dmccombe7
    That Stingray looks the part Mart. Nice one. Dave
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    As long as the fun is there, its worthwhile. 👍 Dave
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    As much as i liked Bruce Foxton in The Jam i think Ali McMordie was the better player for me. His style suited SLP better. Both great players tho. Dave 200 mile trip home is a fair old jaunt. All credit to you on that one. Dave
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    Must admit i'd never heard of them before joining the punk band but was pleasantly surprised how great the band were. Dave
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    I forgot we did At the Edge too. Another fantastic song with catchy basslines. Gotta Getaway is a cracking bassline. Dave
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    We used to do Ulternative Ulster, Gotta Getaway, Nobody's Hero. All great songs to play. I miss the punk band. Dave
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    Great to see you are getting busy gigs there Mike. I miss the punk band a lot and a lot more than i would ever have thought coming from a Classic rock and Prog. So much energy and power in the songs i just loved playing them especially SLF. Shame it fell thru. Dave
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    short gig tonight Daryl. 8-10 ? Dave
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    Really good band you had going there on the link. Gorgeous bass. Love the tone from a Stingray. Never owned one since trying the originals when they came out and necks were too wide for me but the Sterlings have a thinner nut width too i believe. GLWTS Dave
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    Surprised its not been snatched up by now. These basses are so nice to play. The necks are probably the best i've tried, just so comfy. Dave
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    Great stuff Rob. I have a lot to catch up on from your website. Dave
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    You could give me one of yours then my bass would be perfect and you just need 2 screws. Worth a try. Dave
  13. dmccombe7
    Any ideas where i could get a saddle screw for my MarloweDK. One of the locking screws is missing, possibly since buying it 2nd hand. Its never made any difference to playability. Dave
  14. dmccombe7
    Don't know off-hand what size the allen key is but this might help in set up. Its not so bad once you know what every screw does Dave Sandberg Manual.pdf
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    Quite a change from a Ripper and Thunderbird. I've got the VM4 and MarloweDK Jazz. The VM4 i'm just very comfortable with. Probably more than any other bass. Its reasonably lightweight with a gorgeous comfy neck. I always seem to get a decent sound from it altho i do miss that warm Fender depth of tone that the Sandbergs miss but not enough so that i would change anything on them. Once in a mix its not really that noticeable. They are simply superb playable basses. I never seem to get hand cramp with my Bergs but using my Geddy Jazz or even a P bass i somehow get cramp on my fret hand. Dave
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