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  1. Depends how you -and others- value your sound. I’d never go to a gig without HPF and impedance matching.
  2. The standard one takes approx 11mm. I say approx because there’s quite a bit of latitude in the tightening. All the ‘non Gage’ pickup jacks can be accommodated.
  3. I am doing a short run of my Jack clip. It gives the pickup Jack a firm fixing on the tailpiece. So firm that you can insert the Jack plug one handed. Superior to a cable tie or Velcro and an improvement on the clip that goes on the strings afterlength. Back in the day Tony Bennett’s bass player had a couple off me and was very happy. Please specify whether you have a conventional silver jack or a black David Gage; the diameters are slightly different. Nine quid should do it including postage UK.
  4. My work colleagues once bought me some silver cufflinks. Cello silver cufflinks.
  5. It’s Broadway, not Roadway but I can’t edit it. Sorry ‘bout that.
  6. I bought this for my DB, it made a small improvement in some situations. But it’s particularly effective with EUBs with piezo pickups. It gives the signal added resonance and brings it to life. Can be used with all instruments using a piezo pu, such as acoustic BG. £45 posted.
  7. It’s called networking. Always a good investment whether you get paid or not.
  8. The BassAce clearout continues. Here is an endpin in Walnut 120mm effective length. £25 posted
  9. Underwood double bass pickup now surplus to requirements. £105 posted
  10. This mic will clip on to most instruments- acoustic guitar, double bass, sax, drums etc and will send a clear signal to backline or house. Requires phantom power. Very little use. £100 posted.
  11. bars and bars and bars… reminds me of the pit percussionist who had rests and rests and rests on his sheet. So much that he briefly nodded off and when he came to he lost his place but thought it must be about now. So he grabbed a beater and struck the adjacent gong with a massive reverberating sound. Which stopped the whole orchestra. He turned round, bowed to the audience and announced ‘Dinner is Served’ in sonorous tones. sorry, carry on the discussion.
  12. I didn’t know anyone else had one of these in UK. Believe me, it’s an amazing piece of kit and performs just as well as a Felix over one channel.
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