Recent content by Kinch

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Thanks. Yeah, the fretless is the newest arrival, and it´s an amazing piece of bass. It does have side markings, but as you can see, it doesn´t have fret marks. So far, i´m pretty lost, but hopefully i´ll catch on quickly.

I wanna be a member as well. Here´s my fretless Sandberg. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]

I just bought two new Sandbergs, so that I now have 3 Sandbergs. Here´s the two newest in a ying-yang harmony: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] And here´s my complete Sandberg-family: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] [Invalid or Expired Link...

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No problem, im afraid the answers are quite dull however: Pups are still Delano. The 3 band EQ is treble, mid, bass in that order. No parametric pot. Fretboard is plain old RW

No, it´s just a option to the normal JM5. The bass is called Special Imbuia and features a 3 bånd eq (instead of a 2 band on normal California models) and is made of the most beautiful piece of Imbuia wood i have ever seen. I tried to post larger pictures of better quality, but i failed...

This is my Sandberg California JM5 Special Imbuia What´s my number?

Hi, Dave (or anybody else who can help) I was wondering if you could advice me on which preamp to choose. I looked at the BBE BMAX which seems to fit my needs. I am going to use it in the studio, recording soul and pop music, I would like to have the opportunity to add a little compressor...

I just bought me a Sandberg California JM4 Special Bubinga. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]