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I used one of the amps from this range a few weeks back, was quite physically small and had to be pushed on the volume so I think was the lowest wattage model. But the sound was great, all 4 bands used it, a variety of different sounds, handled them all. What I really liked was that the lows were really tight and solid but no booming, a really good full bottom end but all notes had definition.

Fender US Precision as per my pic Number of strings: 4 Number of frets *1: 20 Scale length *2: 34” Number of pickups: 1 Number of controls (switches/knobs) *3: 2

It’s a great looking bass, think you made a great choice @Itamar

Ashdown did purple tolex speaker cabs for Geezer Butler a couple of weeks ago, imo made them look cool and rather forbidding - I dare say the look that Geezer had in mind.

Sounds - from an iPhone speaker at least - like a grounding issue to me.

Year started playing: 1980 Number of basses: 3 (that I use) Music theory: ??? Technique: ??? Groove: ??? I’m not sure on the last three, I usually make a band sound better when I join than they did before but to be honest I don’t really play/do that much so I couldn’t grade myself.

I`ve read that in a few places, and agree that whilst it might not seem particularly taxing playing straight 8s (or 16s) through a whole track spot on is much harder than many would think. Probably many wouldn`t even realise how off they were until seeing the notes on the display in the studio - myself def included in this. It`s quite eye-opening to see just how much you`ve wavered when you thought you`d nailed it. Not all skills involve every fret and every string in a verse.

The dreaded Lead Singer Disease in full flight

Those amps are insanely powerful, sound great, congrats

That is a great looking Precision, awesome job on the ‘board, really dark/rich