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Just dropping these off.
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I think it was rosewood but just dark/old maybe a little stained from years of play. Also how do we feel about road worn amps here?

They appear from time to time along with various other road-worn things.

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Those are wonderful amps. I used to have an MC240 like this one- I should have kept it!
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I restored one of those and it was pretty tops,
basically the same as the mc-30 but stereo with a ss rectifier.
That looks cool AF. Is it a HiFi amp?
McIntosh stuff new and old is pretty much the top of the heep as for hifi. These mc-30's are certainly no exception be it they may have been put to any number of tasks over the years.
 
I restored one of those and it was pretty tops,
basically the same as the mc-30 but stereo with a ss rectifier.
McIntosh stuff new and old is pretty much the top of the heep as for hifi. These mc-30's are certainly no exception be it they may have been put to any number of tasks over the years.
Just looked them up. Holy balls they’re expensive.
 
I guess I should post a bass here huh.
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This is oddly my favorite p bass (I own and have owned many) but for me this thing encompasses everything a p should do and does it well.

I didn't think much of this one at first and used it as a shop bass living it's days in an amp repair shop with the fluctuating temperature and humidity of our building the neck was always solid which is what sprung me to give it a proper "keeper" status.

At that point I took it home gave it it's current rough pink over blue paint mismatched covers and bang sticker.

Other fun things about this one, it has a 5mm truss adjustment which I've never seen on a squier as they're usually 4mm. Formally owned by two different pro bassists and was traded to me for some setup work.
 
I guess I should post a bass here huh.
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This is oddly my favorite p bass (I own and have owned many) but for me this thing encompasses everything a p should do and does it well.

I didn't think much of this one at first and used it as a shop bass living it's days in an amp repair shop with the fluctuating temperature and humidity of our building the neck was always solid which is what sprung me to give it a proper "keeper" status.

At that point I took it home gave it it's current rough pink over blue paint mismatched covers and bang sticker.

Other fun things about this one, it has a 5mm truss adjustment which I've never seen on a squier as they're usually 4mm. Formally owned by two different pro bassists and was traded to me for some setup work.

Oh that is cool.
 
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This is oddly my favorite p bass (I own and have owned many) but for me this thing encompasses everything a p should do and does it well.

I didn't think much of this one at first and used it as a shop bass living it's days in an amp repair shop with the fluctuating temperature and humidity of our building the neck was always solid which is what sprung me to give it a proper "keeper" status.

At that point I took it home gave it it's current rough pink over blue paint mismatched covers and bang sticker.

Other fun things about this one, it has a 5mm truss adjustment which I've never seen on a squier as they're usually 4mm. Formally owned by two different pro bassists and was traded to me for some setup work.
I really like that...a lot actually, yet I'm internally conflicted. I've always felt Jazz bass sound goes "quack" and Precision bass sound goes "boom" yet there is a duck and a "bang" sticker and it has my head all messed up.
 
I really like that...a lot actually, yet I'm internally conflicted. I've always felt Jazz bass sound goes "quack" and Precision bass sound goes "boom" yet there is a duck and a "bang" sticker and it has my head all messed up.

To quote the oft repeated mantra... the quack, boom and bang are all in the fingers. ;)
 
I believe you but I use the same fingers on both and I like both quack and boom, but that's what I get and the best descriptive I can come up with.;). I use a quack if the other guy uses stinky brown double coils and a boom if the other guy uses bright sunshiny single coils and the guy to my left hits the ba-dum-dum-tssssst's and the 3 of us do stuff. I'm all science-y that way.
 
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