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LukeFRC

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  1. if you want to see the pickup switching he's got going on... https://pdfpiw.uspto.gov/.piw?Docid=09818389&homeurl=http%3A%2F%2Fpatft.uspto.gov%2Fnetacgi%2Fnph-Parser%3FSect1%3DPTO2%26Sect2%3DHITOFF%26p%3D1%26u%3D%252Fnetahtml%252FPTO%252Fsearch-adv.htm%26r%3D19%26f%3DG%26l%3D50%26d%3DPTXT%26S1%3D(%2522beers%2522.AANM.)%26OS%3DAANM%2F%2522beers%2522%26RS%3DAANM%2F%2522beers%2522&PageNum=&Rtype=&SectionNum=&idkey=NONE&Input=View+first+page
  2. FFS I think you're best to be rid of that stress. I've met you, you're a lovely guy, and a decent player. Bands, when it's not a full time job, find ways to work around each others limitations - even if you were improvising over a chord chart and expert at it most music has expected numbers of bars, chopping and changing for no reason... is interesting choice.... chopping and changing and not being able or willing to communicate to your bandmates is just crazy. And when I say chopping and changing I mean ****ing up. Also I know blokes who get angry easy, and blow up and get exasperated with things, thats bad, but also the culture that breeds around them - you know what - life really really is too short .
  3. Reliced sonic blue?
  4. because of how it's sorted?
  5. Ahh happy Jack is quite a player - he doesn’t need any side dots really
  6. I’ve done that on a DIY stingray I built - one of the reasons it isn’t common is that the pickup feeds directly into the preamp and it doesn’t love the impedance switching. the L1000 is probably a good example where pickup switching was designed in
  7. it looks amazing!
  8. two questions... why check the pickups? And two ... I'm surprised @gareth hasn't driven to enfield yet!
  9. a comeBBack
  10. other way to do it would be to have two sets of identical strings and a bridge that allows quick release (like my sadowsky one does, it can't be original though)
  11. like @chris_b said - the best thing is to buy basses you like. However if you know what you're after and what something is going to do then it's worth changing something... And also sometimes it's fun to experiment with things, and £100 on a set of pickups is cheaper than buying a new bass.
  12. The EQ1 is brilliant. Flexible but after a few months very learnable. FYI there’s a blend control so you can set where any top end you want to add in comes from- or a blend
  13. Best purchase … after 12+ months and all sorts of parts related delays I got a P bass… (Bravewood) worst: nothing really, I picked up some secondhand strings off here to try which I hated… but that was more my taste than anything else!!
  14. Oh … the one that was on my eBay list thought it was a Fullerton and I forgot about … at least it went to a good home
  15. Well for 2021 at least
  16. Is that as well as the stingray? 🧐
  17. So you’re saying you found another bass hanger?!
  18. did you see the thread on here a year or so ago where someone took the fretboard off a Wal to repair it and showed how much carbon was in the neck?
  19. No - pretty sure we turned it off. (Ie not 100%)
  20. I missed that. I think from watching @wateroftyne's video clips down the years I could probably play the tunes from memory he usually uses ... so cosmic girl was a bit of a shock. It will be the maple fretboard that brings the grooving...
  21. Anyone got any ideas... took a Korg SV1 keyboard to church yesterday for the keys player to borrow.... plugged in BUT TURNED OFF, and connected to the desk via XLR, or jack and DI box we got some crazy high pitched squeals and whines coming through the PA it wasn't turned on... what could cause that? something getting from the earth and neutral into the audio inputs?
  22. I like the body shape - kinda jazz, kinda not
  23. Ok use G&L as an example which were better built... it was still added to the design... why?
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