Chienmortbb

Me too!

I have just realised that the Greg Bennet bass in my profile pic is 24 frets as is my Yamaha 5 string. Let's not mention my Les Paul...

Jazz basses do sound thin to me too. I have an Aerodyne that has both P and J pickups and the J is only used for practice. I should probably buy a P but the Aerodyne has a jazz neck and I love that. I should add that it looks devine.

The power amps in the Quilter and TH500. The TH500 uses the ICEPower 250ASX2 module that outputs 500W into 8R. Slightly more but 50W is neither here or there. Any difference you hear is likely due to the Pre-Amp implementation.

I have not used the Smoothound with my Yamaha 5 yet.

Damn, I thought I came up with that.

I decided to use my Smoothound as a body pack so I made some cables. All were made with 75cm of Tricone MkII cable. They should be OK with other wireless systems but I only have a Smoothound. This one has a REAN Cable Socket on one end and a HiCon (Sommer) right angled connector to connect to the bass. This shows the connectors tucked into my strap together with the SMOOTHOUND.This one shows the REAN back to back connector together with Hicon right angled connector again attached to my strap. The bass end has a Neutrik right angled connector.Finally we have a straight cable connected via the REAN back to back witg the smoothound tucked into the ticket pocket on my jeans.

I have two black basses with chips in the Poly finish. Is there and easy way to repair them?

Good advice.

If the wood is nice, I would use Crimson's Guitar Finishing Oil. Danish is OK I used it on a neck recently but it took months to harden properly and lose its tackyness.

I believe there was a period when RCF made active speakers for Mackie.

The basics look good but the active crossover is time aligned for the drivers in the Thump and in the BC112, the crossover frequency is much lower than the 3KHz published. Twwelves will beam considerably below 3Khz so in my opinion it is a bit high.

The feel was OK but they were quite dull. To be fair they were Bronze strings so they would not be that bright to start with. They were much better than the Dunlops that they replaced.

You beat me to it.

Any particular Tube? PVC waste? 15mm Copper?

Anyone got a modeled patch for Vestigal Sideband distortion?

I put elioxirs on my Washburn Jumbo and that put me off. I found they did noy play well much like myself) I might give them a whirl next time though.

26th fret? Busted you are really a guitard.

Interesting. THe TH500 uses the ICEPower 250ASX2 module wheras most bass amp manufacturersuse the 125ASX2 for their 500W amps. The main difference is that the 250ASX2 can deliver 500 watts into 8 or 4 ohm wheras the 125ASX2 gives approx 250 into 8 ohms and 500 into 4 ohms.

The Rode looks like a very good mic. The reason I suggested the Sontronics is that is hase switchable responses, making is a more all round performer.

You are probably refering to ICEPower and if so that is an unfair jibe. The real problem is manufacturers overstating the power output of various ICEPower modules.

Look at the Sontronics range I use their Solo dynamic mic on stage but would go for the ST3-X. http://sontronics.com/stc3xpack.htm

I think you have hit the nail on th head with Bose. Everything they do is heavily processed.

Slightly off piste but I needed new cans but could not afford two sets. My phone only has bluetooth unless I use an adaptor (I lost is ages ago) so I needed bluetooth but I needed wired for practice. I chose the Panasonic RP-HTX90N and am very pleased. The sound is neutral but there is a bass boost when using bluetooth that helps when learning a song without soundding like you traped two 8x10s to your ears. Of course thery are a bit dearer than the Beyers but they are capable of being driven well by portable devices, something that the Beyers at 80 ohms impedance might not.To go wired you just plug in a standard 3.5mm cable and you are good to go. The question is how long could you wear them? For health and safety reasons, all day really is not an option. Ignoring the possible hearing issues, the ear canal is designed to be open so ferquent breaks should be the order of the day.