Machines

Soonish

Keep the Clover, the Jazz GAS will go once you have one and you'll sell it a few months later .

Totally different basses, you need to decide what you want from a bass before picking between 2 wildly different instruments

Yeah mine never fit in my gig bag and I had to stick a sock over the headstock when transporting it .

My expectation is it may have been removed at the request of EBMM as it may have contain libellous comments. I didn't read the thread in full myself.

I would expect a quick and honest reply from our mods on this. Its not something I'd ever have been happy to implement myself.

Curious. One would assume EBMM may have requested it's removal. I'm no longer in a position to confirm this.

Actually top horn makes it a Legend not a Q5, I reckon around 7 years old.

I reckon a Q5 Pro.

[quote name='cocco' timestamp='1363726259' post='2016715'] I think it will be okay, the bass can do either through or over. Depending on how it went I was thinking of putting some on my T-40, which only does through body :/. [/quote] Same here, I think it would definitely be an issue though, plus you'd need flats long enough to not be tapering off to the silk between the nut and 1st fret, which I can tell you D'Addario Chromes will do on a T-40.

I think they don't have the same allure as Fenders do for most people and are not as revered. Obviously us lot know they're the real deal and worth the money, but it's supply and demand. More people buying them new and shifting them on than people wanting them 2nd hand means prices drop.

I had a 5 string Corvette $$, huge array of sounds and perfect for the music I was doing at the time. Amazing quality etc, but that neck is what alienated me. Too narrow a string spacing on too thick a neck, that and a lack of fret markers saw me move it on. I'd like another I'm the future perhaps, but not the way the pricing is going

Looks like you have to order a lot at a time for that site. Not sure what you can do with 200 knobs (but I bet ped does).

Pass the bucket.

Bucket please.

I'd not get both, I like too much diversity in my gear to have the same bass just with a different preamp. Would like the chance to A/B though.

I want to try an M series to see what they're like compared to the L2000. Wouldn't ever change it though.

I don't think I've ever had a battery die on me, I've only changed them due to paranoia that it's been a while. My G&L still has the original after nearly 2 years. But I do use Procells where I can.

Tried one at Birmingham show last week. It was good, but I wasn't convinced it'd be loud enough for me and I like headroom so even though it was a good deal at £269 I gave it a miss and went for a GenzBenz Contour 500 instead (extra £130).