I like them - have got some chromes (50-105) on my Jazz at the moment and usually put XLs (45-105) on the StingRay. I used to use Prosteels all the time but did find them quite coarse on the fingers plus they seemed to not have the same life that the XLs do.
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Cheap as chips when you can knock up a surround for it pretty cheaply.
[quote name='Danny' post='137738' date='Feb 10 2008, 06:31 PM']I've always wanted to know what the string spacing at the bridge is on these basses, any idea?[/quote]
They're pretty close, I reckon no more than 17mm.
It's always the same - a great solo sound rarely fits into a band. It's sometimes the case that a bad solo sound somehow just works in the full mix..
I pretty much do what David Nimrod does - my EQ is basically flat, but I boost high mids / treble about half way to full with my StingRay and leave it flat for the Jazz.
You won't be able to run both outputs into one cab as it'd likely blow it up. Getting 2 x 4ohm cabs looks like your best bet since it's dual channel.
I'm not 100% on this but if you email Guy at Ashdown he can tell you for sure
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Sounds like another GAS victim to me :brow:.
Are you happy with the Zephyr ? If not why not ?
The Squier VM Jazz is a good bass, a decent alternative to a MIM Jazz I believe, whether it's a positive or just a side stepping move I can't tell you.