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Could be the power caps dying and running out of steam when push comes to shove too....

Volume and Tone @ 75%....that gives me some leeway in either direction. Plus, I like how it sounds!

bootleg/knockoff....run away!

Mark Bass combo....they are light and go deep!

A few years ago I ordered a Mustang bass....and saw where it was out for delivery. Luckily, I was home that day so I waited....around noon the UPS truck slows to a near stop in front of my driveway, only to take off again! *** sez I! Then a few moments later tracking showed it delivered...

Don Knotts...

I am well pleased with the performance of the humbucker on my Mustang bass. What other basses utilized these pickups?

I was in 9th grade and wanted an electric guitar so bad I could taste it! So, Christmas I was allowed to get one, but I had to pay for half of it. It didn't take me long to figure out that I was never going to be great at it, so I borrowed a bass...and it just felt "right" in my hands. Pretty...

I love my MIM Mustang with it's huge humbucker!

Berry Oakley on the studio version of Whipping Post was pretty dismal. Sounded like rubber bands flouncing around.

Also check Antique Electronic Supply. They have an assortment of wood radio knobs for standard shafts. Invalid Link Removed

Hey Rob! A buddy of mine recently bought a Markbass Mini head as a back up amp for his SVT Classic and has used it with his Ampeg 610 cab. It impressed him with its tone and diminutive size and weight. -Dan

I bought this almost ten years ago. It's a B-15R with 1-15 (no horn). It took a bit for me to get the mid-scoop dialed in *just so*, but after I did, I fell in love with it!

Oooooooooh! That's going to be a gorgeous bass! :)

Hi! Newbie here. I've owned several different basses over the years, but this is the one that I play the most. It was built from parts by me and a friend. The neck is hard rock maple with a rosewood slab. The headstock was a paddle, so it was cut it into that all so famliar shape. Made a decal...