Phew! They are fine axes and that is a great price, but I totally do not need one. If it had been pale blue I would have to have bought it. Good luck with the sale.
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I don't know how come people seem to think it's a shiny bass but I can assure you it's about as shiny as a carpet lol.
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Sadness
If you can find one of the MTD Heir generation of instruments they are extremely llight, have a lush neck (IMNSHO) and are easily upgradeable electronically. Lush beyond.
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Hope this stays on here until I sell my Stingray.... Great deal for a fine amp thingy.
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Sorry, it has now gone.
Bows. It's a whole new world of pain.
There really is no substitute for trying them.
The variables have no right to make such a difference. Sadly they do. If I had the disposable income then I would happily drop £5K minimum on a bow. Once you have played a nice one you just wonder how you can ever go back.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC4WciT8Zok
This guy makes the drums speak. They will be doing a similar set in London on Feb 22nd and 23rd. I shall see you all there.
Any decent luthier should be able to steam it back into shape. Perhaps not a long term (5year) cure, but will sort out the warp for quite a bit and there will be no fee for fitting it. You could probably do it yourself.
A spotty youth in mid America with and endless supply of flat coca cola and cold pizza is waiting to demonstrate his tech prowess to you on youtube as soon as he possibly can.
This is a question which comes up (I am guilty of it myself!), The conclusion I came to is that small power amp on it's own is unlikely to be any smaller than the new micro heads really.