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Rabbie

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  1. Nick bought double bass pickup from me: perfect gent. Great communication. Solid 10/10
  2. No worries man, yep passive just like any pickup. The one gig in which I used it was a concert hall and it went straight into the EBS Stanley Clark, and from there to front of house. Sounded good.
  3. Thank you Nick: great to have a first hand account. I only gigged it once but I was very impressed too. yeah the price for a new soundclip is steep so I agree at £200 being a bit of a bargain.
  4. Big price slashing going on. Now 200 squids
  5. I bought Chris’s Grace Felix and both the item and the seller are fantastic. Chris is a credit to the humans, and especially to the humans who play bass.
  6. This is an excellent tool for someone who travels and plays rented basses, as well as for someone who does not wish to install a pickup “full time”, plus as a spare in the gig bag (which is where mine has been for the past year). I have done one gig with it and I was very pleasantly surprised be the sound. The sound changes depending on where you put it and how many of the weight (included) you use. I used both weights and I screwed it nearer the bottom of the bridge on the E side: it sounded great. It even comes with its nifty little pouch. Selling because I have a lot of pickups, this is new and I can do with the cash. selling for £340 + postage on Thomann. Any question please ask
  7. There is one great bass luthier but he’s in Caithness. Hi name is Will Mackay
  8. If I had the pennies, I’d be all over this! Alas..GLWTS
  9. Thank you very much. Great point. Found the local firm 👍
  10. If you are super loud, use IEM. Otherwise I’d suggest bringing a small amp for self-monitoring on stage and, if you need a wedge, place it on your side, at relatively low volume, with your bass out of the wedge. The more control you have on your own sound before the signal goes to front of house, the better it is. Hearing back a sound that pleases your ears will make all the difference. Have fun and have a wonderful gig!
  11. Hi all, A question for those who might be good at thinking outside the box…or in this case…the case. My removable neck double bass conversion will need a flight case. I have priced the very few cases available on the planet, and they all come in at eye watering prices (£2k or thereabouts). frankly, I just need a very sturdy fibreglass (or corrugated plastic) box with sturdy latches and good wheels and I can stick the required foam inside. It needs, of course, to withstand flights and general transport, so it needs to be haaaaard! However, I have ZERO tools and knowledge to make it myself. Does anybody know someone who can help/have any idea?
  12. Thank you. Made me feel better 👍
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