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Lozz196

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  1. Lozz196
    Agree, as well as the above at auditions wherever possible I stand on same side as hi-hat & snare so as to really keep an eye on the drums and lock in.
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    In both of my gigging bands the singers are naturally very good at interacting with the audiences. That said I prefer when going to see a band to hear them play songs. I’d be more than happy for there to only be a smidging of chat at most. I don’t really care what songs are about and I don’t have any interest in hearing them thank anyone and everyone from the bar staff to the lollipop man who helped them cross the road in 1972.
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    Without pics, I have: 3 x black Fender JMJ Mustang basses 3 x black/black/maple Fender Precisions (3 x US, 1 x MIM)
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    I wonder if this would work with the California TT
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    Will they be like decaf where as there’s less of them they’ll cost more?
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    I reckon that`s the way forwards
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    That looks to be a good gig, great supports too. If my back was able to do a standing all day gig I`d def look to go to that one.
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    That was a huge factor in my getting a Fender Rumble 800 210 combo. At 13kg it’s the same weight as one of my Ashdown 210 cabs (of which I have two). So as well as reducing the weight (and number) of the large-ish items I need to carry I now don’t need to carry an amp head & speaker leads, plus the inevitable bending over plugging them all in, just combo & mains lead, much less stress on the back.
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    Best range Fender did imo, this is a great price too
  10. Lozz196
    I’m the same, voice doesn’t have enough character to do lead vocals but can harmonise and double up well with the lead.
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    About time.

    Lozz196 replied to Rayman's topic in Bass Guitars

    @Rayman I was similar. Virtually all my fave bassists played Precisions - Burnel, Foxton, Matlock, Simenon, Deacon - and for years I tried to get the sound I wanted from various different types/brands of bass. Then I bought a Precision and suddenly there was the sound.
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    I`d use the tone control on my bass for this, set the punk sound to full on tone, then back off as needed for the dub/reggae.
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    I know how I want to sound for each of my bands, although all slightly different invariably it`s a permutation of scooping mids and adding highs so nothing drastic. What I have found is that when I get an onstage sound I like with an unfamiliar amp I then back off the bass/lows a notch on the dial, it might not make the onstage sound as pleasing but I find it then fits in the mix better.
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    About time.

    Lozz196 replied to Rayman's topic in Bass Guitars

    Well you don`t see many of that range up for sale, which is a pretty good indicator of how good they are. Congrats on a good bass, in the best colour scheme.
  15. Lozz196
    Steven Seagal is a very tough man, so he can do what he wants!
  16. Lozz196
    I’ve both and would say that the JMJ has a thicker chunkier tone with more mids, similar to a Precision, whereas the MIJ is more Jazz like, lower lows and crisper highs.
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    The neck width on the USA is very much like the JMJ.
  18. Lozz196
    Tie ‘em to the back of the pickup truck and drag ‘em round town for a while!
  19. Lozz196
    I’ll be first - Fender V3 Rumble combo.
  20. Lozz196
    I was similar when in Knock Off, only used the 410 & 210 on a couple of occasions, the 410 being more than enough and as it was on wheels easier to shift than the 210.
  21. Lozz196
    My preference is as @Leonard Smalls says, you get great options that way, but my back agrees much more with @Downunderwonder - and this is what I have gone for.
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    I think of that tone being a pretty much flat Precision pickup, maybe some form of slight boost around 800 - 1000.
  23. Lozz196
    As Steve Jones from The Sex Pistols said, you don’t have to be best mates in a band any more than if in a football team, you still pass the ball to the best placed player even if you don’t get on with them.
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    Nice one, have to admit I had my eyes on these when gigging, look to really fit the bill
  25. Lozz196
    Apparently Johnny Marr had a bit of a scare this week with UPS and his guitars.
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