Been said above but the way a bass is set up makes a huge difference to how it feels and sounds. I've been paying a lot more attention to my own basses' setups recently and have never been happier with them.
€100? I would rather he added it on if anything. An insult. You'd never get this kind of carry on from Jon Shuker or any respected bass builder worth his salt. If people skills are below par but the product is amazing, that can be forgiven. If people skills are amazing and the product is below par, again this can be solved. This is a very disappointing display from the builder.
Yes very disappointing handling of the situation by Adrian. Pretty sure I'd be looking at alternative builders if Maruszczyk was on my list right now. If they can't guarantee their product can be sent to arrive without flaws, then don't distance sell!
Yeah I found that the amps are all really gain heavy and sound a lot better to my ears with less bite. You can reduce the bias too on the valve amps for a sweeter tone.
Interesting, I could definitely use one of these for my Stomp, thanks for the info! I wonder if there are any which have LED switches similar to the switches on the Stomp. Maybe these would require power however.
Yeah it's the crash on the 4 before the drums come that make it sound even weirder, but it's simply 4/4 with the beat inverted. The tempo is a different matter, it's a bit loose, certainly no click track on that session.
It is a sign of bad design or construction. In a perfect world they would all line up perfectly. Who doesn't want a perfect bass for £2100, when Squier basses have perfect alignment?
La Bella 760FLs are my P Bass string of choice
43 - 104 flatwound
Tension slightly less than an equivalent gauge roundwound but not as floppy as TI Jazz Flats.
A huge bug bear of mine, personally. Surely if the strings aren't aligned perfectly, this makes a difference in how they vibrate in the magnetic field - e.g. a string directly over a pole piece will vibrate differently than a string centred between two pole pieces due to different magnetic properties applying in each example. I've always admired Sadowsky for their consistency in alignment
Anyone else having issues with the new 2.92 update? HX Edit isn't finding my device and when it does, it crashes when I click on a patch. Very frustrating!
Hey all
Simple really - do you use a compressor for your live gigs, either in pedal format or as part of a preamp on an amplifier etc?
I get the theory behind it but I’ve never felt I needed one.
Looking forward to your responses
Danny
Most isolated bass parts I've heard have some timing issues, even the very best of players make them and leave them in. The antithesis of the modern midi/quantize approach
It's nonsense. Been exposed too many times to Mark King-alikes ruining songs and pleasant Saturday afternoon trips to the music shop. Slap bass was last played tastefully in 1979.
And yet you moved it on?
I think string alignment says so much about how well a bass is designed/produced is all. It's especially important for pickups - not just for OCD reasons, but an off-centre string will have subtle differences in tone and sustain due to different magnetic properties compared to a string that is dead centre of the pole pieces. Just my own personal yardstick