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I’m in Memphis this weekend. Tempted to grab this lawsuit Aria EB I found on CL
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Buy It!I’m in Memphis this weekend. Tempted to grab this lawsuit Aria EB I found on CL
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Buy It!
We are here to enable. Buy It!$300...think so?
View attachment 3217661 To all those who got the VP right away, did your bass come with black spacers on both pups? I got my VP this spring with a spacer only on the bridge. I got one via Thunderbucker Ranch. I like it - more consistent.
I’m in Memphis this weekend. Tempted to grab this lawsuit Aria EB I found on CL
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Very cool, buy it Mark!
It’s a ‘71. Went ahead a bought it. Worse case, I can flip it and not lose dough![]()
Nice! That looks like the bridge that was on my Mann Armstrong.
If it’s the same bridge, you’ll find the bottom plate is screwed to the body and there are no inserts in the holes in the body. The holes are just there to provide a space for the ends of those 2 bolts. And the saddle is a thin piece of tin plate filled with foam...
The good news is the Hipshot Supertone for 2 bolt Gibsons will fit.
Really?! Good to know! The bridge is pretty wonky
It's a copy of a Gibson bridge, we call it the "Evertilt"![]()
I’ll bring my JBass tomorrow. I am also going to try my EBO at some point.In a way a few basses could work - the "classic" bass used by the legends (Robbie Shakespeare, Aston Barrett) would be a (70's) Jazz but the low-tones come more from the amp than the bass. Neck pu, full bass on the tone control and all the treble stops off the amp. I can imagine 18" drivers (depending on the need, maybe 2) would deliver that room rattling deep-bass response that envelops the space with low end. The venerable Acoustic 360 comes to mind.
Out of the basses I own, through my Ampeg B-15N and w/o brand or model bias - the bass that delivers the roundest, sweetest pillow-like tone is my '66 P-bass with nickel wounds. Would love to hear it at reggae-gig volume through an 18". A close second would be my '65 ss Teisco Del Rey with flats. Something about the pu's. Having said this, I heard a 'deep-bass' reggae band once where the bass player played a Yamaha headless (looked like a Steinberger) that sounded huge.
This lovely bit of engineering?Really?! Good to know! The bridge is pretty wonky
I’ll bring my JBass tomorrow. I am also going to try my EBO at some point.
I’m not sure how much my rig will need to carry the room at gigs. I have an Ampeg SVT-15E and 210HE, so I can run those stacked for now(at the risk of being arrested by the mixed driver police). Next time I see an SVT-15E cab on CL I’ll probably grab it so I can run 2 x 15s.
Gonna have to make a cab space in my garage!

Surprisingly my 2 X 10 fits the trunk. I don't use it to haul gear though, was just driving around the venue earlier. Aust Camaro? You mean like the new ones?
That Monaro is a bitching ride....If exported I believe it would have been very successful..
Looks a beaut, Duke.I’m in Memphis this weekend. Tempted to grab this lawsuit Aria EB I found on CL
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