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Posts posted by horrorshowbass
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Cheers man.
I'm getting a string education after playing 20 years 😆
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I swear by my RBX775. Yamaha rules.
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Put some 45 to 130 slinkys on my Yamaha 5 string and they feel good.
Bought 40 to 95 extra slinkys for the ibanez and ill experiment further.
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Thanks all
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Yeah maybe ill go nickel. They're softening a bit. Just feel gritty. To be honest feel like bit of a snowflake even complaining 😆
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I think both were 45-100.
Maybe should try 45-95 (🙄)
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That would be handy 😀
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Hi guys
Recently bought back a bass i regretted selling few months back (car troubles).
Its an ibanez sr2400 and its beautiful in every way.
Unfortunately I can't seem to get on with the strings (now changed them twice to no avail)
I put DR hi beams on as heard they were relatively low tension. The board is very dry also so gave it few runs of lemon oil so don't know if this is contributing to moving around on fretboard.
Just feels clunky and awkward high tension and gritty. Compared to my other basses it feels very tough to play which is disappointing. Action is relatively low and want to keep it that way.
Any ideas bar changing strings again?
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Cheers man
Highest bidder on pos go on ebay at minute
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Awesome
I have a zoom which I'll probably keep for drumbeats and looper etc but will look at pod go for sure
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Still favouring the Pod Go over the B3N @Skybone?
Making the decision at minute between two
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55 minutes ago, Lfalex v1.1 said:
Generic Warwick advice for early 2000s models based on my ownership of a 2002 infinity sn4, a 1997 Fortress MasterMan 5 and a 1997 Streamer LX6
I've had 5 Tuners fail on the Infinity (the fifth being an OEM replacement for the first failure)
The metal used in the gears is simply too soft. I'm not confident in the quality of the Warwick units. I've purchased some Hipshot units to replace mine.
The nylon Just-A-Nut II is awful. It'll break as soon as you even look at it.
Both the '97 basses have a brass JAN I, which are fine. The later basses have JAN III units, in either nylon or brass. These are fine also.
Both of these issues are a DIY fix, but it's easier if the bass you buy isn't going to self- destruct shortly after you buy it!
Not great. Shouldn't have to DIY your bass.
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On 24/04/2023 at 21:48, silverfoxnik said:
Thought I'd better bump this as I have been so busy lately, I forgot.
Which reminds me - I have a question for you :
In all the time I've been buying and selling bass gear here on Basschat, I've never had a situation like this one, where my For Sale advert has had almost 600 views, but I've not received one single PM or offer!
So, my question is, what's wrong, what am I doing wrong...
...Is it the bass itself, the price I'm asking, the current state of the second hand market, my advert??
I'm a little but stumped to be honest.
So, Basschat friends, your constructive, insightful feedback and comments would be most welcome.
Thanks 👍😊
Its not you mate. Its a very tough market. I have 2 basses up and its frustrating as you don't want to give them away. Hope sale goes well you have a lovely bass with cool upgrades.
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Lol man alive
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2 hours ago, MM Stingray 62 said:
No that’s not my bass mine hasn’t got any damage at all.
Cool no worries yeah yours is way better nick
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Yeah its a belter.
My ibanez SR2400 can go tho.
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Is this up on bass bros? Same vintage and colour
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I didn't comment on it but sounds like good shout.
Theres currently a HH SR5, thumb 5 and NG2 available on market so wrapping my head around it.
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Lads not helping the GAS here 😂
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You disagree despite not owning the model im guessing?
Fair enough will try taper core maybe then.
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High tension strings
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I can't remember for the life of me. I've spent years just getting daddarios or slinkys as they were around 20 quid on amazon. I don't know if its all down to strings but we'll see.