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TheSiberian

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  1. Wecome to the forum. Your dream amp will cross your way too. Best
  2. Welcome to the forum Simon. Best
  3. [quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1413930655' post='2583865'] Congratulations but what has price got to with what i actually said? [/quote] I wanted to say that you were right that piccolo basses are considered basses of their own class, ( not just the "mini me" of real basses) , but also that if you want to order one you will be charged full price. That's all, of course the price doesn't matter at all. Best
  4. Sorry guys, maybe you are right, it was not the right thread to get some fun (nasty jokes), sorry again. And also apologies to the OP from a fellow Kiss fan, no offense intended. Best
  5. [quote name='Cosmo Valdemar' timestamp='1413922462' post='2583722'] That's nice. The OP comes on here excited to share his new bass with us all and almost instantly gets shot down. Good for you. [/quote] Maybe telling people what they want to hear is the custom over here, but I dont find it too honest, so please don't blame me, I just share my opinion...what is yours ( bass wise) ? Best
  6. [quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1413912338' post='2583542'] Flat EQ is an irrelevance. AFAIK there are no instrument amplifiers or speakers that do nothing to the signal other than make it louder. [/quote] However (ha,ha,ha)... Sorry english is not my mother tongue, in case of a flat EQ situation, you will hear the exact sound your bass will give thru the amplified system. If your bass is well balanced and well set up ( of course, after looking to his very good site, I am pretty sure that Doddy's basses are set more than perfect) there is no specific need to correct its sound with an EQ boost or scoop. But there are outhere some musical genres or playing situations that purely ask for some EQ tweaking regardless of the bass guitar quality or setup like: metal, reggae or the historic Jaco or Mick Karn sound. Best
  7. I use the old hatchet for Squires but for this Hatchet Cort it's usually my new chainsaw... Lol Best
  8. [quote name='BetaFunk' timestamp='1413913925' post='2583574'] Yes but there's a big difference between a 'small bass' and a 'piccolo bass'. [/quote] Yes about four or five grand..at least for mine.
  9. When I was young...35years ago, I was (and still am a Kiss fan) and I remember that on the cover of their "Alive" double album was written something like: "Kiss plays Pearl drums and Gibson guitars and bass coz they want the best" So forget Cort and look for the original Kiss stuff...Gibson. All others are "Barbie marketed stuff to enjoy in Disneyland" but far, far away from the original Gene Simmons' huge bass sound. Best
  10. The Fender Jazz Custom Shop pickups are fantastic. Best
  11. However, playing with a flat eq needs first the bass guitar to be well balanced and set up. In case of heavy metal music scooping some middle helps a lot. The Ibanez "pink" Steve Vai plectrum is also my favorite. Best
  12. [quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1413751282' post='2581588'] ...and that the woman showing the classical way of doing things is not me. [/quote] Hmmm... I can clearly see a moustache under your makeup...
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