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I love my C5 Deluxe. I got the candy blue one after watching Dood's review on it. fwiw I've always liked Cort basses and have ordered a number unseen (mainly GB75,90F and 95s) and always been happy with them. I set up to my own taste and I'm happy to do that. The neck on the C5 Deluxe is fairly modern in profile and flattens out on the back of the neck the further you go up. Re the candy blue (if thats the finish youre looking at) no picture or video ever has caught this finish properly. There is what appears to me to be a slight green element to it that's never picked up and the colour is way,way nicer in person.
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Met with Paddy at Carlisle for the umpteenth time this year and traded my Mayones Jazz bass for Paddy's Overwater. Absolutely delighted with the OW and Paddy happy with getting his Jabba back again. Thanks again Paddy!
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Musicman Stingray 5 always seems to have a great sounding B string from my experience owning them. My USA Std Jazz 5 from about 20 years ago had a fair to average sounding B as did a couple of their MiM jazz basses from that same era. I owned a few USA Dimension Elite and Std 5 strings and the B was better but not quite as defined as an SR5. The L-2500 I owned also fell short of the StingRay 5. Lakland 5s are imo a good choice for a good sounding B. I've owned a 55-60,a 55-AJ and a 55-02 which I still have, and they've all been great in this respect. They're 35" scale length but dont feel any bigger to me than a SR5. And like fretmeister said, I do find it a bit annoying that I have to generally buy a 0.045 set to get a .130 B string. I prefer 0.040 on the top but something with a bit more meat on it than a .125 for the B 🤨
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NBD: 2023 Music Man Stingray Special 5
dub_junkie replied to HeadlessBassist's topic in Bass Guitars
Congrats! This was my old bass judging by the serial number. I had it and a 2023 Raspberry burst at the same time. Great basses! -
Not till this Sunday when I pick it up but just got the pics from Alan of my newly built RSK 5/35 and the weekend now can't come quick enough!!
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The Bongos had full sized tuners for the first 20 years in production. Not sure why it's a weird look as it was the only look all that time.
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Very close to mine which i picked up off here a number of months ago. Beautiful bass, I hope it serves you well 🙂
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I had a 133 series StingRay about 15 years ago. Bought it new for £999 from Nevada music iirc. The choices were Black, Candy Apple Red and Pearl Blue. I got black with rosewood. They were advertised at the time as these three colours only but with the choice of a maple or rosewood fretboard. As said before they were all 2EQ and came with a gig bag. The '133 series' reference never came into the conversation until discussion on the EBMM forum used this nomenclature on account of it being part of the build number
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It's the fretboard on my upcoming ACG build. Light and streaky is how I like it!
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2008 Lakland 55-02 Black/Rosewood - Price drop - £750 - *SOLD*
dub_junkie replied to Sibob's topic in Basses For Sale
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Musicman Sabre Classic 2013 - *SOLD*
dub_junkie replied to Me And My Bass's topic in Basses For Sale
I've owned three Classic Sabres - the sunburst and natural went to basschatters and my Sledge with rosewood board went to Bass Bros a couple of days after this one sold and then itself sold within 24 hours. These are great basses. I've owned a couple of StingRay Classics as well and there's no comparison imo. The Sabre's versatility wins out every time. I'd also have a Sabre over a StingRay HH as well. If I hadn't stopped buying 4 string basses I'd be tempted by this. GLWTS -
G&L L1505? If it's the same as the 4 string L1500 then it will be like drawing squeaking chalk down a blackboard. They've got more bite than Luis Suarez
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For me it was always Jazz basses or StingRays. I like jazz basses for the bridge pickup and also the two pickup 'hollow' tone. I prefer 70s spacing to 60s as well. I like passive Jazz basses and active Super Js equally. Nowadays jazz basses have largely stopped me playing MM anywhere as much as I used to. P basses have never really done it for me. I've had a few nice ones but the last one I had I spent a few rehearsals wishing it had a J in the bridge. P/Js.....I like those too.
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Believe it is 17mm. It's easy going across the strings, which I like 🙂
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Bought Waynesworld's Doug Wilkes off him at the weekend. Sound, feel and playability are top notch. Been taking it to rehearsals and the Sadowsky Metroline stayed in its bag the whole time. Bodywork is tulipwood/poplar and the 24 fret neck is birdseye maple. I think the pickups are Bartolini MMC and the preamp is a Bartolini NTMB+F.
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I bought a Mooer Power Supply for a pedalboard from Richard. Excellent price and was delivered really quickly. Updates were really good from Richard's end as well. Richard was the guy who sold me the fabled Valenti #042 way back in 2008 so for me will always be a top seller on basschat. Not quite a Valenti this time but will be using the PSU this afternoon at band rehearsal so all good. Many thanks Richard. Much appreciated 🙂
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