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Nuf

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  • Birthday 26/07/1986

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  1. I played it a few years ago! Top notch bass! And that redwood! Wow!
  2. Hi guys, Do you know if they intend to do a production model? I’m really a huge fan of the bass itself and I love the sounds Nathan gets from it.
  3. Houuuuu... that’s nice indeed!
  4. I’ve played it at the music messe and it was a killer bass! Bump!
  5. Awesome bass sold by a very nice chap !
  6. Killer bass, and superb bass player !
  7. I've got the same head. I've bought it through Musicstore at 55 Euros, and it's actually quite good. My basses & cab are of a quite formidable quality, so I'm not sure how it behaves with mid-range instruments. However, I found it to be a really nice sounding amp, especially thanks to all the EQ possibilities you can have with it. My only concerns are that: - it priviledges the highs when the volume is turned up, but you can still manage it with the built in EQ, - the sound gets really crappy if you clip the preamp, - It's really heavy and takes a lot of space. However, if you take it out of the wooten shell, it weighs approximately... more or less 9 kgs or so (less than half of it's weight with the wooden box...). Other than that... it's a really good amp, especially for the price I've paid.
  8. Try to explore the Ishibashi shops, especially the big one in Shibuya. I had the time of my life there !
  9. [quote name='BassBus' timestamp='1442595437' post='2868136'] Ouch! I wish I had a friend like that. Quite splendid! [/quote] Oh yes it is !
  10. Yes, that's what I think as well, mate ! Everything covered, and ready for all situations. A P-sounding bass could be a good thing, but I can actually get a pretty good P sound if I play on the neck pickup of my Leduc and my Hollowbody Modulus. As for your question regarding the fretless... Actually, I've nearly always played on sixers... I've been playing for... nearly 12 years now, and I've played sixers since my 2nd year of bass playing. That's why I chose a 6 as a fretless bass. However, the only 34' inch scale basses I have are the Warwick and the fretless. The Leduc is 34.5", and the 2 Modulus are in 35". That's why it's a bit of a hassle to play the fretless these days... I'm thinking of having it fretted and have the "Dominique Di Piazza" bridge installed on it, but I don't want to alter it's MAGNIFICENT fingerboard. Here's a close-up of the fingerboard, btw (old pic, but still accurate) :
  11. [quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1442819579' post='2869598'] That's a mighty fine looking collection there... What's the red one? [/quote] Thanks mate ! Here, I'll decribe all of them ! From left to right:[list] [*]Dolganoff Ignis 6 fretless (THE ultimate fretless, made by a friend of mine); [*]Leduc Master Piece MP624 (My big nasty active Jazz bass); [*]Warwick Rockbass Alien Deluxe (great sounding acoustic); [*]Modulus Quantum Turbo 6 (aka the ultimate stingray bass); [*]Modulus Quantum Hollowbody 6 (my ultimate modern bass). [/list]
  12. I have had the chance to trade my logabass 6 string with punkjazz's Leduc MP624. Marc is a great guy, and the trade went really nicely. He made himself available, and even made sure to be in Belgium for the trade. Thanks for the nice discussion afterwards, mate ! Take care !
  13. [Img]https://scontent-bru2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/12002116_10153649862613464_8150386712046860033_n.jpg?oh=0994976db718caee571d9071bbf7ef95&oe=5662FED9" class="ipsImage" /> Here comes my gear!
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