Sting Ray?

[roadrunner]

noticed the pic of your stingray has been deleted. Still have it?

[jmjbassplayer]

Oh yeah, just makin room for other photos. Great bass.

[Steve Amadeo]

Originally Posted by jmjbassplayer

Time to sell some pieces. I think my next ones to sell will be a my metallic blue custom T-Bird, a Yamaha BB3000, and one of my RD Artists. Maybe a Ripper too, dunno. It's just getting too silly.

JMJ

Hi,

I know you mentioned this quite a while ago but did you end up selling the BB3000?

All the best,

Steve

[jmjbassplayer]

I don't think I did, I have to ask Mike if that one went...I think it might still be in the "to sell" pile that keeps accumulating. I have to get off my ass!!!

JMJ

[Steve Amadeo]

Originally Posted by jmjbassplayer

I have to get off my ass!!!

JMJ

I have to get off the internet!!

I might have found someone here in the UK with an early BB3000 for sale in wine-red...

Did you record much on yours? Anything I could hear on record?

Thanks!

Steve

[gillento]

Hey Steve,

There's a german guy selling a BB3000 on the swiss bassic.ch forums:

http://www.bassmarkt.de/bassanzeige....erkaufen-28830

not related in any kind, just glad to pass along the info

[Steve Amadeo]

Thanks for the info! nice to see another European bass forum too.

Steve

[belaxa]

Justin, do you try to put some flawounds in the Ray ?
I put a La Bella set in my 2005 (3 band eq) MMSR and got the old shool tone, eliminating those nasty harmonic overtones and harsh sounds of the fresh rounds. Plus, the flats are more consistent in sound than roundwounds and last forever.
In the other hand I plan to change the flats on my 74 Fender P by chrome XL´s because it have a extreme old school thump and I need more growl.
Some of you guy said that the rule of thumb its Stingray+rounds / P+flats, but I like to play with the contrasts.

[jmjbassplayer]

Good idear!