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Old 06-14-2007, 08:50 AM
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changing the pre amp in a esp jm500

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hey guys

I have an esp jm500 (jeremy marshall signature edition 5 string bass)

I bought a warwick corvette double buck 5 string and it tears it to shreds tone wise.

I want to put a new pre amp in the jm500 so that it can compete on the same page as the warwick so I can use it at future gigs.

It has to soap bar emg's in it

I was wondering if anyone out there can suggest a solution to this issue.

Im looking for a tone in the range of a musicman stingray or a fender p if that is possible

I know im asking alot, hopefully some one will be able to help me out

Matt
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Old 06-14-2007, 09:18 AM
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I don't think you're going to get anywhere close to a Stingray sound with that bass. Changing the pre and the pickups to MM style pickups would be your only choice, but the pickups aren;t in the right location anyways.

I'd put an Aguilar 3 band in it, with some new pickups as well. I don't really like EMG's very much.

If you want an SR sound...sell it and buy an SR!!!
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