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Paul_C
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anyone know of a location of pre-94 Ibanez wiring diagrams ?
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[quote name='bassjamm' post='16628' date='Jun 13 2007, 12:33 AM']Hi mate, Are you taking any trades at all (my Ken Smith...)...if so, what's the spec on the Status? Thanks J[/quote] Sorry, I'm looking to sell, not trade. P. -
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[quote name='Sibob' post='15584' date='Jun 11 2007, 01:50 PM']Got any pictures of the Jazz with J-retro? Si[/quote] it's a late 80s/early 90s Jazz bass standard, which has extended cutaways and a 22 fret neck. original plate/electronics plus bridge and pickup covers included, and a Fender gigbag. the J-Retro was modded from new to sound like the preamp John makes for the Marcus Miller basses and has two-tone knobs (chrome and black) this (shop) pic is from before the J-Retro and shows the covers
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I've got a MM sized one for sale ..
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adding mass to the headstock can alter things too - [url="http://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/Catalogue/ViewProduct.aspx?productId=406"]http://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/Catalogue/V...x?productId=406[/url]
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Bruce Thomas Bruce Foxton Andy Rourke Colin Moulding Pete Trewavas
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[quote name='Sugden' post='12134' date='Jun 4 2007, 10:45 PM']Got to say i agree but you know that is the pic of a prototype which they probably chose the wood very carfuly, and maybe even made a few till they got one with such lovly grain that works with the shape. Im sure the production version will be quite hard to find with such a good looking grain patern.[/quote] the production versions will be painted
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[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='11559' date='Jun 3 2007, 09:16 PM']An attractive Bongo, at last! I wonder if the pickup settings have uneven output levels like the other HS basses made by Musicman?[/quote] nothing wrong with my HS Bongo 4, I can assure you.
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US Fender Jazz (US) with J Retro - £595 Status Stealth 6 - £775 Washburn Acoustic bass - £200 NS CR4MG upright - £995 Yamaha SBV800MF - Miki Furukawa sig model £395 Taylor Acoustic guitar (fitted with Fishman pickup) - £550 Morley Dual Bass Wah - £50 (inc. postage) Ernie Ball (Jr) vol pedal - £50 (inc. postage) Akai Variwah - £40 (inc. postage) two Yamaha SB-2s 300w PA inc. mics and speaker stands - £275 Yamaha keyboard - £100 OBP-3 preamp - £25 SD MM preamp - £25
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I think they were a bit like the Lakland Skylines, in that they were "made" in the US from parts that might actually have started life elsewhere (Mexico perhaps ? )
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[quote name='Crazykiwi' post='7268' date='May 26 2007, 07:19 PM']Does anyone know of a system I can use to label the controls of my new custom rack mounted mixer? I guess the alternatives are 1) Opaque white marker pen 2) Plastic strip lettering (which looks tacky) 3) Engraving (at 50p a letter) At the moment, I've used chinograph pencil but its not a permanent solution by a long way.[/quote] paint pen ?
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I use Titebond 1 for all my guitar repairs/building.
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ART preamp/compressor Lexicon MPX-G2 multi-fx Markbass LMII amp
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[quote name='dub_junkie' post='1494' date='May 18 2007, 03:41 PM']Ernie Ball MusicMan.20 years been playing em and I've never had a duffer ever Sterling is back as my workhorse bass for the band.my G&L ASAT gets a good look in too. DJ[/quote] if you ever consider getting shot of that white Bongo, I'd appreciate a PM P.
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there's an ART valve pre/comp too, but it's hidden behind the grille at the top
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I remember Steve Lawson showing me that the Hipshot (or equivalent) on his Modulus would go pretty low, can't remember if it'll go all the way to B without the risk of clashing with the next tuner though.
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nice one guys, last time hopefully !