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[quote name='henrywillard' timestamp='1432769693' post='2784925'] Always a Mic! I never take a line from my Wilson K4 pickup, as much as I love it. In my own studio, I'm currently favouring a Blue Kiwi bass bar side of the lower bout, and a couple of stereo Rode NT5's higher up and set further back for more of a room sound, although I'm always experimenting. The one thing that absolutely breaks my heart is going into a studio to lay down some bass for someone, and the engineer/producer fails to capture the real sound of my bass. It's not overly difficult to get an amazing, real, woody double bass sound, but it amazes me how many fail. [/quote] Thanks! Actually I'm talking more home recording, less proffesional equipment So should I get a mic? Which mic can you recommend? Should I use clip on mic like the DPA or other mics?

Hi! How do you record your DB? Only piezo to an interface? Or also a mic?

i got the stand with my amp and its good especially live in small venues , i think its possible to order them separately at www.public-peace.de

my GAS this time of the year is really bad!! I have a GAS for a Ken smith 6er (really bad), a Jule de monique, and a Duke double bass but the market is so slow at the moment!!

its called the Contrabass model, the bass player is hieko jung, and you can buy one at thomann :http://www.thomann.de/gb/marleaux_violin_custom_6.htm for only 6800 euros

I'm really thinking about it.... is it worth the price? will it fit to any amp (soundwise) ?

Who sells it in Europe??