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Here's a random question... I won't always need to carry two basses - is the dual bag a lot bulkier than a single-bass bag? I don't want to be carrying around a house all the time if I don't need to.

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Hey TBers, I'm selling my 2007 Musicman Stingray 5 HS (that's 1 humbucker and 1 single coil). It's in terrific condition with just a few minor scratches (pictured). I've gigged with it a bit, but not in a while, so it's mostly been stored in a clean, smoke-free studio for the past 3 years...

I'm interested in the head. No chance you'd deliver to NYC?

Your other thread isn't loading for me...any chance you could post pics and specs here?

Are you able to deliver? The cab is also appealing.

Awesome thanks everyone. I ordered a set of the LaBella Light gauge (0.43 - 0.128). Doesn't seem as though they make a standard gauge, so by default i ended up going with one gauge lighter than i normally play. I've played flats before so i knew the feel would be tougher without going down in...

Wow - it's like someone made this video just for me. labella's sounded most like what i'm looking for - i'm gonna order a set. anybody have thoughts on Light vs Standard gauge? @king_biscuit - yeah i'm aware that stingray ain't the right instrument for this sound...but i already have it so i'm...

Thanks for the chatter. My main issue with the Stingray is that playing the D and G strings might as well be playing a regular guitar - they are just not bassy at all. Vs. playing those strings on my P bass has some nice heart and soul to the sound. just want a more full, warm, bass guitar sound.

Rad thanks for the rec. I'm curious as to whether the Light guage strings still have some thump to them or if i'm taking one step forward and two steps back by switching to flats but going down in thickness. thoughts?