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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
Having a bit of a logistical nightmare with this one becasue I haven't got a suitable HSC and don't have quick access to one. I could have traded or sold it 5 times over if I had..........c'est la vie. Tell you what - I'll deliver/meet up within 20 miles of Rotherham/Sheffield or Scunthorpe keep the price at £625 if that is any use to anyone. Artisan - if yours is a rosewood board i'd happily get it defretted ;-) -
Firstly no comments about the looks - it's a personal thing, you're considering one so you must like it. IMHO, comparing 4H to 4H. Pros: Vast array of sounds, well balanced, nice properly finished neck, reasonable weight Cons: Complicated (knob wise - I found it took some fiddling with), stupid headstock design that inevitably gets wacked, doesn't have the 'personaility' of a stingray (that's a personal; thing I guess)
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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FT/FS Overwater Perception Deluxe Fretless 4
martthebass replied to martthebass's topic in Basses For Sale
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Hi Ash, well it could help to loosen the rod slightly which should cure the problem (couple of 1/4 turns with 15-30minutes inbetween to let settle). But, if the action was ok before the fall it might be worth letting a techie take a look as soon as you can just to check that the neck is still seated ok.
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CIJ Jazz Satin Walnut Finish - DEAL DONE - THIS HAS NOW GONE
martthebass replied to Starless's topic in Basses For Sale
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[quote name='Schnozzalee' post='785717' date='Mar 25 2010, 12:30 PM']Oh! thank ye kindly Yeah anything with 24 frets or lines is dandy - I'm loving the whole fretless with lines on ebony thing at the moment, if it had the extra line it'd be going nowhere. All trades considered although I do have something in particular that i'm after directly after its sale! Green is definately the new black and this has both on it to make sure.[/quote] Well, keep my OW in mind if it falls through, this would fit nicely in my current set up, Cheers, Mart
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[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='785239' date='Mar 24 2010, 10:14 PM']No problem, Mart - I'll be picking this one up at the weekend so I'll send you a full report when I've restrung/set it up. I have a line on a mint EB0 at the moment as well. If it's a nice one I'll hold it for you. It'll be cheap as chips, anyway. [/quote] Cheers Mate, that would help keep the Ray and Status dink free!
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Nice score Rich. Let me know what the balance is like, I'm on the look out for a Jam Night 'beater' EBO or EB3 (that's if I don't have to change my LM250 to a LM2 to compete with the new drummer!).
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WILL SELL ON EBAY! Music Man Stingray 5 H 3eq w/ Matching Headstock
martthebass replied to theosd's topic in Basses For Sale
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Should have read this better - thought you were looking for a lightweight P bass. The problem can sometimes be balance also. I once had a Warwick Corvette Ash standard that weighed about 8lbs. Trouble is it had some neck dive and didn't feel as comfortable on a long gig as my current Stingray which is closer to 10lbs but has excellent balance. If you've got some cash the Status Streamline is about 7lbs and balances perfectly - I can go for hours with this one without any problem. With the 18V pre it can certainly shift some air compared to a P bass.
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[quote name='The Burpster' post='781574' date='Mar 21 2010, 12:18 PM']Did you get the $$ to fill a specific need? If so the P wont fill those boots. P's do have a certain something that is hard to extract from other basses![/quote] +1 The $$ is more versatile but it won't do P like a P can. If you think the P will only be used for certain specific jobs why not pick up a cheaper 'Classic' Squier? I once moved onto a US S1 P bass for a while but found it lacking at some gigs through my MarkBass set up - just couldn't hear it in the mix at times. Ended up going back to a Ray. I loved the P bass at home when I could hear - nice and smooth and nailed 60's covers better than the Ray but what use is a bass that stays at home?
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Think I'm with you on the Epi EBO Rich, I intend to pick one up soonish as a 'carry on' for Jam Nights (after upsetting a 'drunk' because I wouldn't let him use my MM at a Jam a few weeks back). Also wouldn't mind a Squier VMJ Fretless - though I don't know where I'd put it...
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FS - Stingray EBMM 1995 Vintage Sunburst/Black/RW
martthebass replied to tombboy's topic in Basses For Sale
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Interesting comments regarding the weights and potential effects on sound. I've not yet owned a Ray less than about 9.5lbs (I'd love the 8.2lb one!) but I've definitely found that the body wood does make a difference to the sound - certainly in the case of my 30th compared to the poplar 3eq it replaced.