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Highfox

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  1. Unlucky, but all you can do is give it your best shot at the time.
    Funny I often have the opposite experiance nowadays when looking for a band, at the wrong end of 40 I'm normally thought of as too old! lol
    Onwards and upwards as has been suggested.

  2. Thanks Guys. It would seem from the amount of replies I got that not a lot of people are using them.
    Funny I have one backup amp with a built in compressor (spectracomp) and using that the other day seemed to give me more of an even sound.. I don't slap much but a bit for effect here and there and that's why I was thinking of looking at a stand alone compressor.

  3. Nice review and congrats on a fine looking bass. Hope you grow to like it even more.
    I'm a little the same as you having used Warwick entirely for some 20 years and felt nothing was missing. Decided on a change and got a Jazz which was/is nice, but seemed to lack somthing playing the type of music I do with the band.. Went for a P bass and love that suited the stuff I was doing a lot more... always gassed for a Ray and had a bit of money left over from some OT I'd done so picked up a nice 2 eq off Basschat.. It has fast become my no1 machine, Cuts through but still sits in so well live and sounds great recorded...as you say they a very tight bottom end and then you can get as aggresive as you like with the treble control and cut through anything.. I do chop and change with my Bass's nowadays .. but getting a lot of love for the Ray.. I'm a convert for sure :)

  4. Nice.
    Wow! Can you tell me more about that bass Walbassist? I guess it's pre-CBS, Don't think I have seen one with those type knobs, only the old stack knob Jazz's?
    I have a spare set of covers lying around, looking at yours make me want to put them on my CIJ P fretless.

  5. [quote name='warwickhunt' timestamp='1346587859' post='1790824']
    Really nice. I've only ever seen that pup config once before (could be the same bass :D ) so there can't be that many about!
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    Think it's the same one ;)
    I do wonder where it is now, it went off to Norway from me..

  6. Well done. I normally make sure I'm pretty low in the mix.. till I feel a bit more confident and also try to avoid slapping no matter how much I think the song needs it. At least on my first outing lol.
    I had an audition earlier this week for a covers band and only knew about 3 of the songs they wanted to try.. Oh it's just blues in E or A they would shout out! The Band is only a sideline project mainly for fun so no harm done and they asked me if I'd come back next week.. so it must of gone ok.

    edit: Forgot to say goodluck and hope you get the call-back

  7. [quote name='S9_S12_Bass' timestamp='1345702989' post='1780595']

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    Is that not too much of a oneness? lol. Just looking at the headstocks I can see it's not :)
    I'm down to 2 P's now one fretted and one fretless, it's hard to let them go!

  8. [quote name='mcnach' timestamp='1345857638' post='1782560']
    I put a set on my Stingray. I'm liking them a lot. A bit higher tension than my usual D'Addario EXL170, but they feel nice. Quite bright, higher output, and noticeably midrange rich. I think they suit the Stingray very well. So far so good!
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    I have been using them on my Stingray for a couple of months now and have to say I think they are a good match as well.

  9. Our mate Ed Friedland does some good reviews of the GB stuff. That's why I went all Genz Benz.

    Worth a look at his channel if you haven't seen them before. Some of the newer models on there as well.
    [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqancBS121M&feature=channel&list=UL[/media]

  10. "Sounding better" as they quoted is a matter of personal [i]opinion[/i].
    Sorry not be of much help but..
    In my experience some cabs are more focused and punchy some have the mid- hump bump etc, I guess it all depends what your looking for...
    I use a GB Neox 212 T, which suits me just fine down low and gives me enough punch as well. Trying to save yourself £70 and ending up with the wrong sound would be annoying. Never tried EBS gear, but heard a lot of good reports on it.
    Some of the better companies will accept returns if your not happy with your purchase. It can be hard without trying out first and the amount of gear we have to choose from seems to make it harder.
    I was lucky I was given the GB on a trial and only had to stomp up if I was happy with it, which I was.
    Good luck and let us know what you do.

  11. lol they are a great tool in making you be a bit more exact with your playing and can open it up in ways a fretted can't.
    I'm still a bit nervous using mine with the band , tho I'm brave enough now to get it out for a song or 2 lol.

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