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In the 12 years I have had my BMTE6G I never touched them and I think the bass still sounds great.
I haven't played this new one out yet, but for now, the sound is doing it for me. Although, I may just do it to do it... Any idea on costs (not including shipping back and forth of course). Thanks!
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It is not cheap because we have to 'gut' the entire Bass to do the work. If both jobs (S/P and new Circuit) are done together the overall labor is cheaper. This may also involve re-shielding all the cavities and does involve and include a complete set-up with new Smith TCRM Strings. Contact me in private or call me for a price estimate. |
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Ill contact you about it when think I may want to do it...
thanks!
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Jason, did you ever do the upgrade?
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No I didn't. I actually sold the bass when I found the bmt5eg...
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You really sold it? Wow. This is the bass in your avatar, correct? I can never let mine go. Its a 1993, and it sounds better every year.
The early shape on the BMTs really help balance the bass while standing or sitting. So how is your new BMT 5-string? Any photos posted?
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No no no! It was a bsr6gn, not the bmte6g in my avater
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