Or John Giblin. John Paul Jones (Led Zeppelin) is no slouch either.
'Motown' tracks will almost certainly have great bass playing on them - James Jamerson, Carol Kaye, Bob Babbit etc...
[quote name='Ou7shined' timestamp='1341907374' post='1725794']
Moleys should do the trick.
Next time drill bigger holes... and rub a wax crayon or candle over the threads before screwing.
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calling Discreet...
Ooh, nasty. Mighty Mite necks are great, not seen one eat screws though. I'd second the mole grips idea, don't be tempted to 'wiggle' them out though, as you'll probably damage the holes in the neck.
[quote name='mancunianfox' timestamp='1341866675' post='1725461']
Big Muff should have so much gain available that volume drop shouldn't be an issue. Maybe it is because the guitar version is cutting so much low end that you are hearing it as a volume drop?? The Green Russian/Sovtek one is the way to go
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Love mine, it's sat on my board next to the wooly mammoth clone.
I use one of these on my Jazz and I find that I've got a bit more of a crunchy, 'bitey' sound.
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The OP is right though, I doubt it would have the same effect on a P bass.
Almost bought one a couple of years ago and wished I had whilst I had the money. Alas, I don't have the money anymore, but bump for a really lovely and versatile bass.
Not had this long, but haven't got the box or instructions. been on the board since day 1, and I reckon with 3 other dirt boxes it's time to thin out the collection a bit.
It looks like this:
and sound like a Boss ODB3. Heavy duty cast metal case and really flexible range of sounds.
SOLD.
I've got similar problems at the moment - Hartke Hydrive 410 and LH500 - the head has a built-in scoop, so the mids have to be at full to cancel this out. I'm having to use an on-board EQ to boost them before they hit the amp. Really powerful rig though, and with a DHA VT1EQ it's awesome.
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[quote name='kevin_lindsay' timestamp='1341739530' post='1723257']
I started off around age 15 and played in a church band for a fair few years which was a fantastic start as it taught me to play by ear, to listen to the rest of the musicians, to change songs at a moment's notice.
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This. I was depping at big gigs (800 ish) about a week after picking it up. I'm a much better player now and doing a lot smaller gigs, go figure.
JPJ's playing on 'The Lemon Song' (Led Zep II) is a masterclass on 3 chords, in fact, all of zeppelin II is worth learning. Someone else will have to recommend some of Geezer's stuff as I can't get past Ozzy's voice, and consequently don't have any Sabbath.
[quote name='Pete Academy' timestamp='1341605624' post='1721839']
Well I watched issue 3 and was impressed, especially as it's free. My only complaint is having paid eleven quid initially and not having access to the extra features.
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Ditto.
[quote name='daz' timestamp='1341582978' post='1721349']
My Hartke [b]LH500[/b] is the bees knees, and louder than an earthquake. [/quote]
True dat - the LH heads are really loud. Bit lacking in mids, but definitely loud.
[quote name='daz' timestamp='1341582978' post='1721349']
I play it through a Behringer 500 watt cab with Aluminum cones which is basically a Harke [b]2x100[/b] rip off. It gives a pretty neutral sound.
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I really hope that's NOT a typo .