[quote name='Sumatra' timestamp='1389804334' post='2338103']
I contacted them but they're offering too poor conditions..
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They have to pay VAT so can't do a straight swap for you.
I have a T-40 and an L-2000. Neither to me can do all of Precision/Jazz/Stingray sounds but they are as close.
If I wanted something to do it all (as close as possible) in one instruments I'd get a Lakland 55-02 (again !).
I tried a Sterling SUB yesterday. It gets very close to the Stingray sound but it felt a cheap bass as the body was very light. I'd stick with the versatility of the BB.
Only way I think for an 'official' answer is to look back at the original brochures from when they came out.
But I have mine pointing directly up parallel with the neck.
Oh baby. I reviewed one of these a few years ago and it was amazing. Alas offspring on the way and a full rack means I can't relieve you of it. But good luck whth the sale.
[quote name='noelk27' timestamp='1386552902' post='2301473']
SB1000 is overpriced.
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Most of the stuff on there is. I'm sure it's negotiable to serious interest.
The Q series preceded the Legend. No better or worse just different body shape. I had a Q6 Pro and bought it new on sale for £350 in 2005. Sold it for the same a couple of years later.