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Reply doctor dominic
03:32 PM on July 24, 2010
Dear Tim,

I m dr Dominic , plastic surgeon in phuket thailand

I m interested to select my first versatile bass guitar for practise
I want to ask about the B-stock 5 string synapse yellow amber bass
please tell me what is the defect or broken part in that cheaper guitar
and how far can we roll the capo down to make it shortest scale for my small hand
How different is the neck shape & weight compared to the 4 string synapse bass .
I will chose the one that is slimmer neck and lighter body,
if there is not much different the 5 string will be my decision.
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and I would like to ask about the Synapse guitar ST-2FPA ( yellow amber color )
How different is its neck shape from SS-2F and ZT-3
I m interested if the neck is slim like my ZT-3
Can the piezo sound be blended with magnetic pickup
in the same quarter cable output like parker fly guitar ?
or is it just to have piezo output or magnetic at a tme ?
Is there any guitar tech in USA who can swap the fixed bridge out
and replace with the modified steinberger trem bridge which has piezo inside?

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I have bought my first ZT-3 from WWBW
they selected a gorgeous flamed trans red top one for me
that have very slim neck profile that fit my small hand.

Now I want 2 more red ZT-3 guitars
to put many pickup varieties inside each.

I dont want to buy from WWBW more
because everything is via retard computer processing.
No personal help to assure the good quality at all.

I found that most Zt-3 look from the google search
are inconsistent in the top flamed wood look
below is what i consider bad look and I will not waste my money for
http://image.www.rakuten.co.jp/ikebe/img10293978704.jpeg.
http://www.sweetwater.com/guitargallery/electric/all/s0902211341
/

My previous purchase was very lucky
to get the complete trasverse dense dark line in every wood grain.

Can you personally select 2 gloss trans red ZT-3 for me
that has the dense complete flame grain , with thin neck ?

If you could select 2 good look red ZT-3 , preserve it for me ,
and get my agreement by sending the photo of their front looks
together with both guitars correlated serial number to me
I wil order from you immediately.

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And please assure me about how could you check and gaurantee
the perfect working condition of the guitar
( broken transtrem and capo is my afraidness )

Please inform the total price in details
I want to pay duty and tax by myself to be safest
( dont include it inside payment if it is more than 15 % of total price )
Please offer discount if you could for my multiple order

my address
Dr Rushapol Sdawat
Phuket Internationa hospital , plastic surgery office
44 , Chalermprakiat Ror 9 road , Muang district ,
Phuket province , Thailand , 83000
Mobile phone +66819299214
rushapolsdawat@yahoo.com
Reply Ed Green
08:37 AM on May 22, 2010
I really have little idea as to what electronics I need to turn my XT-2 into active. When I started out I thought the options were just 2: passive and active. Now I see there's quite a variety of pups and also of preamps,
The thing is how can I hear them first?
Reply Bottomfeeder
03:23 PM on February 25, 2010
yo
Reply axecrazzy
10:27 AM on February 14, 2010
hi Tim, Are those string adaptor original? If its self made, I wanna
build one.
Reply Robynne
11:39 PM on January 20, 2010
Thanx so much guys, glad to see I'm not the only one
-if you know what I mean...
Folks sometimes, would get finiky about my instrument,
sometimes they'd hand me their dusty old garage bass as a
remeady -to make "them feel better" -well, that's my que!

Screw that! (
Reply juan
03:23 PM on December 18, 2009
Hi Tim, Im interested in buying a steinberger GS model maybe black or white preferably, or any other model available, do you have any info,. or happen to knoe someone?
JC
Reply BShaw
12:48 PM on December 14, 2009
Hi,
I saw pictures you'd posted of a Spirit four string going into(maybe?) a Synapse hardcase. Did it fit? Can it be made to, or is the shape of the lining too difficult to deal with? Thanks!
Reply paul roberts
06:53 AM on November 03, 2009
hi tim im haveing truble finding a dealer for the old m seires and zt3 in the uk do you know of any dealers in the uk . all the best
Reply tony
03:19 PM on September 24, 2009
love those Steinbergers
thanks
tony
Reply ryche333@yahoo.com
09:46 AM on August 15, 2009
Tim
Thanks for everything..
All Great Things
Ryche
Reply dennis
10:47 AM on July 04, 2009
Hooked on tunes as well,many bands,many times.Tried a Steinberger in 84,really liked it but couldn't afford it.I ordered a Cort copy,still have it but finally found a real one this year,very cheap and very very good,finally have one and happy!Cool huh!!!
Reply blubolt
03:51 PM on June 13, 2009
awesome! thanks! I'll let you know how it turns out! BTW - nice little site ya got here - I mentioned it on Talkbass Forums so maybe you'll see a little uptick in traffic
Reply LEX TAYLOR
08:56 PM on June 03, 2009
Hi Tim,
I've got photos of my custom,lefty Moses-berger now,how do I get them to you?Also how do classifieds work? (not the Moses)-Lex
Reply Thom Smith
11:55 PM on May 11, 2009
Hi, Tim.

Thanks for following up. Indeed, Tony directed me to Don, who had 3 (!) lefties - XL2, fretless XL2 and 5-string.

But ironically now I don't know which one. However, I could never have found them without this site and your help! Thank you! I'll let you know what happens.

Thom

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