I researched these one time for my eub. What I found was they are designed for the ns style and or electric upright basses that do not you a tail piece. They would not work on mine. They have a wound length of 46.5.
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Amazon Deals WITH Discussion Thread
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I bought a set and don't even own an eub... Now I just need a wav or nxt to show up in the classifieds
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Here is a follow up review on the Dragoon 210 I purchased with the help of this Thread.
The recording speaks for its self.
Here is my KBX500 in the studio with my Dragoon 210 and my Big Al 5 using the center pickup in passive mode.
The sound man asked me to push the lows and here is what we got.
This is the raw recordings; no mixing was done.
Please let me know what you think.
DS
The recording speaks for its self.
Here is my KBX500 in the studio with my Dragoon 210 and my Big Al 5 using the center pickup in passive mode.
The sound man asked me to push the lows and here is what we got.
This is the raw recordings; no mixing was done.
Please let me know what you think.
DS
Not the BEST deal on these, since you can usually get the 15% off at MF and 20% at rmcaudiodirect.com, but if you got amazon gift cards for Xmas...
Aguilar Tone Hammer 500-Watt Bass Amplifier Head https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004IEBTIQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_RTiGwbQ38RH2T
$621.04 as I post this
Aguilar Tone Hammer 500-Watt Bass Amplifier Head https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004IEBTIQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awd_RTiGwbQ38RH2T
$621.04 as I post this
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Seems pretty good deal!! Sterling for $1213.65 shipped.
Ernie Ball Music Man Classic Collection Sterling 4 String Bass - Single Humbucker Coral Red Finished Birdseye Maple Neck White Pickguard Amazon.com: Ernie Ball Music Man Classic Collection Sterling 4 String Bass - Single Humbucker Coral Red Finished Birdseye Maple Neck White Pickguard: Musical Instruments
Ernie Ball Music Man Classic Collection Sterling 4 String Bass - Single Humbucker Coral Red Finished Birdseye Maple Neck White Pickguard Amazon.com: Ernie Ball Music Man Classic Collection Sterling 4 String Bass - Single Humbucker Coral Red Finished Birdseye Maple Neck White Pickguard: Musical Instruments
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Now $1167.95......one left.
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That's a recently discontinued model (Sterling Classic) in a discontinued color. Someone should snap that up before I do something stupid.
These things normally ran about $1900.
Guitar Center in Dallas blew these out last year for a little less money than this, or right around $1,000. I almost got one, but didn't. I love the color.
Yes, it was 1 left in stock, now still 1 left in stock. Apparently whatever strange algorithm created the sale price decided to end it.
Probably all of us looking at it so many times.
Sorry- usually the crazy prices are when there's 2 left.
I've never found a rhyme or reason to amazon's pricing, but sometimes I have benefited from it.
Having a bit of experience here is what I know.
Sometimes amazon makes special offers. There can be 1 unit left or 5 of a specific product...
If it is 5 and somebody buys one, the price goes back up a bit. If you wait a few days more and nobody buys, you will see the price go down again. It is like this until one is left.
With one unit the price goes down until a certain limit (this is the gambling part: when to pull the trigger...) If nobody buys the last unit and the price is at minimum level, you will se the price go up for a couple of dollars each day for a day or two. This is generally an indication that the price will go back to normal soon.
Generally when you reach 40% off the regular market price you are very close to the lowest price...
Sometimes amazon makes special offers. There can be 1 unit left or 5 of a specific product...
If it is 5 and somebody buys one, the price goes back up a bit. If you wait a few days more and nobody buys, you will see the price go down again. It is like this until one is left.
With one unit the price goes down until a certain limit (this is the gambling part: when to pull the trigger...) If nobody buys the last unit and the price is at minimum level, you will se the price go up for a couple of dollars each day for a day or two. This is generally an indication that the price will go back to normal soon.
Generally when you reach 40% off the regular market price you are very close to the lowest price...
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Good, specific info, thank you.
I bought a MTD Kingston 6 string from Amazon at about $800 on a list price of $1450. There was one left according to the site, at that time. After I bought, there was suddenly still one left, but the price was $1400. So yeah, timing is everything.
Reminds me a little bit of how Sam's Club schedules its price drops, it's a formula based on number of purchases/buying activity.
A freefall started on a product that I purchased after I had canceled the order prior to shipping, choosing the reason cost/found a better price. The price decent started the following day. Whether coincidence or part of their algorithm, it is interesting.
