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  1. paul_5
    Yeppers. Wire the signal to the tip, and the ground to the sleeve, you can ignore the ring.
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    Absolutely don’t forget the thermal paste - don’t be shy when putting it on either!
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    Step on - Happ Ymon Days
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    Agreed, sometimes the jack socket itself can fail, or the conductive surface of the pins can tarnish over time, leading to poor signal conductance.
  5. paul_5
    Or try plugging your bass lead in and out f the socket repeatedly. Could also be a dry joint on the board.
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    Liar - Megadave 🤘
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    I’m a boy - the ‘oo
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    Great for slide bass though.
  9. paul_5
    Timmy C - check out the Wakrat album, it’s awesome.
  10. paul_5
    Yup, that’s the top switch
  11. paul_5
    Same as the Tri-Logic mk2, so low is 90Hz +/- 15dB mid is 400/800Hz +/- 12dB treble is 10kHz +/- 13dB
  12. paul_5
    And so you should!
  13. paul_5
    These are probably my favourite of Fender’s recent output! 😍
  14. paul_5
    If you're handy with an iron then you can swap the 33k (I think) resistor between pin 2 of the opamp and the gain pot - this sets the minimum gain of the unit. Easier to buy a Spark though - those things are great.
  15. paul_5
    Salut! Bienvenue à BC!
  16. paul_5
    Hi, they have been on a fretted P with a 'standard' fender bridge. There's not much wear on the strings as it's my 'corner' bass, and sits redundant more often than not. Cheers, Paul
  17. paul_5
    Plus, as a professional, it’s tax-deductible…
  18. paul_5
    Ikr, she’s still moving her mouth after she’s finished singing!
  19. paul_5
    How far away are you standing from your amp? low frequency sound has some looooonnnggggg wavelengths, could be that standing further (20ft or so) away from your amp might help you to experience more ‘bass’.
  20. paul_5
    swap instruments?
  21. paul_5
    Gallery - Amy Winehouse
  22. paul_5
    …and a shed load of patience, dedication and a big stick with all nails in it.
  23. paul_5
    I disagree. It's dreadful, but at least he's gone the 'whole 9 yards' and accessorised it with a mullet too. Marks for effort.
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    Thank gawd he 'forgot' occasionally...
  25. paul_5
    What amp and/cab are you using? ampeg cabs have a natural bump at about 200Hz which always helped my jazzes deliver massive amounts of low end whenever I’ve played. Currently I’ve got a custom bass cab with a sub woofer in it and it’s equally deep.
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