Sean
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I saw The Warning this week supported by the bassist-less Sophie Lloyd. Sophie had a bassist back in December when I saw her in Cardiff but all bass parts are on a backing track now. I understand keys and horn parts being on backing tracks because keys players generally want to stay at home and won't lower themselves to play in bands but not having a bassist! Come on.
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LHZ-03 with everything up to 10 makes life very easy. The only adjustment I need to do is to roll off the treble for a couple of songs.
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I absolutely love it but the all seeing one who is never wrong said very flatly, "hmmm, nice but it'll show the dirt".
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What year, what pre, etc? What needs doing to sort the intonation? Is it more than the usual adjustments?
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More weird coincidences.
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How're you getting on with it? What do you play it through?
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I think anything new from Hartke is worth investigating, it's a brand with huge history and reputation.
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Thanks. Are you asking if £6k is enough for a new USA instrument built to your spec? £6k buys a lot of used US Spector but the right NS5-XL will take some finding. I think we'd all be interested to know what you've learned about the differences between the US and CZ build processes.
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Not from an apples with apples comparision point of view, no. One has a Darkglass capsule and the other has an adjustable TP. The DG is totally new to me and seems to have a lot of top end but how much of that is from the ebony board, I dont know. The TP is something I'm very familiar with and I want to say that the one with the maple board is bright sounding but until I get the LHZ-03s in each I won't really have a reference point. That's a job for the end of next week. I'm focused on learning 30 new songs at the moment and as much as I love modding, every moment I have for bass stuff has to be on getting those songs into my bones. And I'm learning them all on the Amber Euro 4 with rosewood board, full maple wings, the LHZ-03 and light bridge, so that's the reference bass for when I do the comparisons. I could do some mp3s of them to compare and see what we think.
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These basses are made in Korea apparently.
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He's still writing the book.
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I was there too.
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One is going to be a case queen, the other is going to join Amber as part of the gig rig. All my Spectors except this blue/maple have a name. I'm looking for a name to join Quint, Amber, Peacock and Zebra.
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I'll just leave this (Ebony and Maple pair) here for now... ...pending tweaks, Preamp transplants, stuff...
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I didn't take a pic but Amber's new bridge (not pictured below) weighed in at 188g. I've amended the calculations to reflect that. It's all installed now and she still rocks. No A/B comparison as I changed the strings, polished the frets with the FRTLZR up to 7000 grade (lovely job, if do I say so myself), detuned and set up to Eb Standard with EXL170 Balanced Tension 45, 60, 80, 107 strings to a nice low but not-too-low action. She's pure gig rig now and really sweet.
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I'm going to see The Warning tomorrow supported by Marisa & the Moths and Sophie Lloyd.
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Tribute Band Replaces Drummer
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It's cheaper than a service.
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Fender innovation at its peak.
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That is mesmerising. Wow.
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Laney just sent me an offer of £599.
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You could try mine so that you can make doubly sure that you don’t...
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He's from Montana. IMA is the most active and vocal Spector endorsee there is (not a Spector in the pic).
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Lakland has better resale value and are easier to sell generally, if you need to move them on. G&L can be a tough sell and depreciate heavily. This can be good or bad depending upon where you are in the buying/selling chain.
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*** £525 *** Mesa Boogie Carbine M6 Amp - *SOLD*
Sean replied to silverfoxnik's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
I had one. It's a beast. Very versatile too. Seriously loud.- 29 replies
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