bassace
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It’s Broadway, not Roadway but I can’t edit it. Sorry ‘bout that. -
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.
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It’s called networking. Always a good investment whether you get paid or not.
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The BassAce clearout continues. Here is an endpin in Walnut 120mm effective length. £25 posted -
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Underwood double bass pickup now surplus to requirements. £105 posted
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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.
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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.
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Jim Tavare Jet Harris Coat
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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.- 1 reply
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Yes, keep one. I’m well past it and will probably never play ever again. But I’ve got one bass, one amp and one cab. And a few leads. Otherwise I might suffer a crisis of finality.
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Sky Arts and other music related programmes
bassace replied to PaulWarning's topic in General Discussion
It’s not good, Pete. -
What am I listening to right now? The Proms disco night on TV. It’s awful.
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DB players have been sticking their cabs up on chairs since time immemorial. Not only is it downright ugly on stage but at that height it’s not particularly effective. Getting the cab up to above waist level, or even up to the shoulders takes the output closer to the ears. Also the sound will be well above the point where the bass is most microphonic and prone to feedback. And I agree with putting a high pass filter in the chain to bring out the mids. That way you should be able to hear yourself clearly. I’ve been using a low rise speaker stand - goes up to shoulders - with a platform on top. Mine is notched out to accept the Genzler 10-2 and drilled for a 10” Wizzy. That way no mods are required to the cab. And, ahem, it’s for sale in the amps and cabs section.
