Lozz196

Where’s he playing (he and his band are great live, you’re in for a treat).

Passive. I like the sound of active basses but I`m one of those people that the more tone functions available the more I fiddle with them, concentrating on this rather than the playing. Passive bass with one pickup and one tone control both on full is what suits me best.

I reckon you could be right, the lower notes could well be a Precision but the higher notes just have a different sound to them than what I’d expect from a Precision, a sort of “boxy” quality that comes from a Rick.

All depends on the size but I have an Ashdown RM500 and the carry case for that is pretty decent, def worth checking out if the sizes are similar, the RM is: H x W x D (mm) - 86 x 314 x 235

Will do - am hoping it works well as if so I’ll do this for all my gigs moving forwards.

That`s beautiful, I love wintry landscape shots and that`s one of the best

Think that would get a fair amount of interest from us short-scalers

Thanks all, I’ve a gig on Sat where the stage is minute, we’re a 5-piece so to make my life easier with both loading in and setting up I’m travelling light and letting trusty BDI21 handle the load. Was fairly sure it wasn’t needed to be connected but great to have those that know confirm it.

Ok probably a daft question but as above - it’s my Behringer BDI21 really - if I do this what leads do I have to use? Obviously I have to plug my bass into the input and XLR into the DI but do I need to plug a lead into the output even though it won’t be going anywhere as am using it standalone?

Mine too

Never underestimate the lure of the low-end, get them whilst they`re young.

I`m considering a short-scale Jake, chambered & with Ultralites to keep things nice & light.

Great looking set up Rob, 2 especially nice looking Precisions

They’re nice amps, a mate of mine has one and it makes his plywood BC Rich copy sound really good.

All 3 makes mentioned so far will more than fit the bill.