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"I love this and it's the best bass I've ever played but..." - when you know they bought it off eBay/gumtree a month ago for £800 less than they are trying to sell it for.
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I honestly think if you can play it competently the bass you play is pretty much irrelevant for vollenteering to join a local church’s band. 5 strings does let you transpose keys easier. and (controversially maybe) a simple bass to mix for vollenteer PA teams is a bonus vs the gear geekery you find on basschat. I tend to grab my Sadowsky J most the time at church - mainly as it’s easy to mix. The Warwick streamer with ACG preamp I used to have sounded amazing solo, but was a pain to get in the mix right. that said I use a hx stomp as a amp and use a high pass filter to cut off the top and bottom - again to make it easier to sit in the mix
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I went to art school so we were all into our art and up-to-date on the current market. A lass on our course spent a fair bit of her student loan on a series of signed Banksy prints and I remember her being absolutely ripped to shreds one drunken evening by some of the other guys for both not being 'working class'*, and wasting so much money on rubbish graffiti art. Years later she sold them and bought a house. * whatever that means.
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After noticing this I suddenly remembered I tried a Rickenbacker in 2018!
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You didn’t know Jesus used to read the Melody Maker?
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88 thumb will have lovely solid brass hardwear made by Schaller compared to the cheaper alloys they used later - (change in early 90s) ild keep them as they are
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Serendipity: Thomastik Jazz Roundwounds.
LukeFRC replied to fretmeister's topic in Accessories and Misc
which are also nice strings... made by the same company... -
Serendipity: Thomastik Jazz Roundwounds.
LukeFRC replied to fretmeister's topic in Accessories and Misc
I bought the Infeld super alloys, not the jazz rounds! -
he's playing with things for his setup... the amp settings and the eq-block-cabs are great... Also for ideas..... but he's not giving you plug and play... you have to backward engineer it the Yamaha bass out of it and work your sound in... But it's free and full of ideas in a world where people seemingly will spend money on a set of presets for Helix it's possibly worth looking at it and spending some time. Forexample the amp settings are a better starting place than the preset ones line6 used!
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Have You tried Jon Willis’ eq block based cabs? Worth the time trying out to see if that gets you what you’re looking for…
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The most important question… what colour
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I would message someone like andyjr1515 and get their take - £1000 to fix a truss sounds a bit like the price you would give if you didn’t really want the job..
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You would particularly like the way the B string sounds I think
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I am not surprised. I’m not really sure who the market are for new Warwicks
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I can buy a car for £3000 or I can buy a car for £3M I can buy a watch for £12 or I can buy a watch for £100,000 I can buy a laptop for £500 or I can buy one for £5000 I can buy a bass for £60 or £6000 beyond a certain point you don't really pay for much improvement on the fundamentals of what it is... this is my big shrug
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it's already got the two stripes mind!
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I think I've just seen a video of him playing Mario on a white Herr Schwartz
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makes me think of a dutch footballer - it looks great!
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aw bless - I guess at least that guy in the video is happy.
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That said switching to a passive P bass is a breath of fresh air!
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Just a comment that in practice the ACG EQ1 is super easy to use - put the filters where you want, in practice resonance will either be off, full or the centre detent (and then tweaked from there) the set the treble frequency in such a way adding it doesn’t create a big high mids boost… then live you have the blend control for front or back pickup and the treble control for top end as you need it. It can be complex but I learned to tweak on The fly by ear and without looking at the knobs
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updated the post with some words... No idea the Paignton is essentially the same bass headless and I think they started off with both models. I guess if you're making your own headless bridge they wanted to use it on both?
