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LukeFRC

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  1. You want a bottled Mesa M6 - There's a M9 amp model on the stomp....
  2. why? is the M9 that different from the M6 tonally?
  3. "bottled Mesa M6" - didn't you have that with the model on the HX stomp you have/had?
  4. I think the presets are more like a PA cab's DSP settings - to make the amplifier and cab work together for a designed sound. (which tends to be dead flat as possible in a PA cab)
  5. Thats ok. Part of being an encouraging place is also having space to listen to grumpy folk
  6. that Roscoe beck looks nice - not seen one in that colour before
  7. were you in front of a live mic when you said that?
  8. And my 55-94 classic from the same era is about 4kg- ish 🤣
  9. that will be fun if he's moved the bridge!
  10. Utterly OT We went a few years back rented a car and drove around wine country south of Brno near Lednice, then over the border to visit a friend in Wien, then up into woods and beer country near Český Krumlov - lovely place...finished off by visiting Prague. need to visit your part sometime. For any visiting brits my advice would be to get away from Prague, it's nice but way too busy and expensive.
  11. lovely place the Czech Republic - would the boss like to go on holiday there? (how you then smuggle it over the channel I don't know.)
  12. I once set up a delay that sounded like I doubled my speed- I was going at 500bpm and it was getting to the point where it felt like my insides were getting really hot - very strange - I’m not sure what would have happened if I went 1/2bpm faster - would I have combusted or the pedal? Maybe the pedal would have acted as a fuse and I would have escaped with major burns?
  13. what a silly question. We're bass players so generally nice folk who don't really need to divide people into acceptable and unacceptable..... Also our instrument is easy to learn, but hard to master. So the level a respectable bassist needs to get to be accepted is fairly low. I've no issue with people at the start of their learning journey. As for "gold standard" - depends for what where and music style, and I doubt BPM has much to do with it. Turn up at a practice for a regular originals band and 95% of people who bothered to register for a site called basschat will have the skills needed. Play in a wedding band, maybe 70% of us, be asked to do recording sessions - maybe under 30% of us would have the skills and ability to do that. My mate is a studio engineer in a pretty high end studio... I imagine only 5-6 folk on basschat would be gold standard enough for what he needs. None of which has anything to do with BPM
  14. Frequency points in themselves are pretty useless for any kind of discussion without more information about Q and type of curve/filter used. Otherwise you could end up with the equivalent of bigger engines are faster, therefore the 2litre Mazda 3 is faster than the 1.6litre formulae one car. I had it in my old Warwick streamer, the top end was very nice sounding, the bass boost and the natural sound of that bass didn’t jell and was too boomy If boosted so it didn’t stay long. Top quality preamp though I think it would work well in a “fender type” bass (Which a lot of BBs are) - my 2p ... John east makes some of the best preamps available
  15. Have you tried using it? It works very well. When I had one I had more issues with the bass control freq on the bass I had it on.
  16. Or do the solution @Andyjr1515 said - stick a capo on it and tune it
  17. If you don't know what you want it might not be the best idea to drop a load of cash on something just because it's a siginificant date. Unless this thread is all about us encouraging you that you should go for that Status - which you maybe should!
  18. Ah - I was keeping the neck the same, moving the bridge and then chopping the back of the body off!
  19. yes - simple. Remove all the hardware, take of the fretboard, fill the pickup routes, cut the wings off, put the new wings on, shape the new shorter body, attach the new fretboard and frets, put the bridge in it's new place, rout new pickup cutouts... put it all together and viola! I mean I guess you've saved yourself installing a truss rod compared to starting from scratch but hey ho!
  20. lovely - the serial is pretty close to my classic range one!
  21. The geek in me Knows that if the Yamaha PJ in the opening video was mine I would lower the bridge pup a smidge for my taste... of course saying something like that out loud would make me look a right knob
  22. I fully fully believe you can get a very very good bass for not much money, and also think that there are quite diminishing returns for spending more... But with the basses you've got... which are very nice, but how much will you actually play the HB if you drop the cash on upgrading it?
  23. If it’s an itch to scratch go HB... if you are getting towards Sandberg prices but already have different specs you would like... could you get someone U.K. based to build you something custom P/MM style?
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