The Heads Up Thread

They changed the preamp for Pro-M and Mastermans in the later years from the Seymour Duncan with bass/treble for each side of the pickup (so you have 3 stacked pots) to MEC with just one bass/treble potmeter. (One stacked pot)
My old Pro-M was from 98 too and had the same setup.

I massively prefer the Seymour Duncan over the MEC, because you can get a LOT more sounds out of the single pickup.

I've been told that before, but I've recently talked to someone who has a 2000 Streamer Pro-M with the factory 3 stacked pots. So can you provide any info to verify this, because it bugs me. I've even asked Hans-Peter Wilfer and he couldn't give me a straight answer. I too, prefer the 3 stacked pots like my Masterman and was gutted to get my Pro-M and found it only had the 1 stacked pot.
 

Fortress MM in insane color
How do I miss these beauties?? For 999 euros, I'd buy that! I tried to make contact, but the listing had finished. If ever any Pro-M (with 3 stacked concentric pots) or a Fortress MM ever come up for sale, PLEASE PLEASE with a cherry on top, PM me. 👍😁
 
Anyone fancy a Bootsy Collins Artist Signature for 550€ ?
If this wasn't a 38mm nut I'd be all over it.
Of course I'd probably add a cover on the stars 'cuz I'm shy.
 
Any luthier with half a brain won't touch this, seeing it has been improperly repaired before. :)
 
Ah, shit didn't see it was already tried. Then its cut and paste a new part to the neck. It was done on a Buzzard we saw here earlier.
 
Pretty sure you can do something about it if your luthier has some talent.

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Now this is a very good offer for a cool 8 string Wick! I have one too, great instrument!

 
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