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Although the numbers are irrelevant (there is no real standard for that), the chapman stick railboard have a fret marker on the 2nd fret (2, 7, 12, 17 - who knows why).
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more concerning is a lack of muting below the 0th fret
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Maybe it is meant to be played more like an NS:Stick, but then the fan frets make very little sense. I suspect it was one of those 'because I can' rather than 'because I should' instruments.
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Yes, the first fret on a chapman style instrument would be the zero fret, as you can't tap an open string.
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Wow, I did hundreds of gigs with a hxfx and never had an issue. Mind you, never had an issue with my CTM100 either!
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Indeed, that doesn't really make any sense. I assume thought that it isn't meant to be strung like a chapman stick?
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The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
Woodinblack replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
Personally prefer the Bulbous Sapele! -
The Short Scale Bass Appreciation Society!
Woodinblack replied to Baloney Balderdash's topic in Bass Guitars
Should be good as the string spacing is meticulously adjusted making it easy to press the strings! Or as always when you see a page layout like that, you could just then go to aliexpress and find the same thing for £200 https://www.aliexpress.com/item/1005007340673672.html -
turned up today, amazing for £36!
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Is this the end for the boutique bass?
Woodinblack replied to bassplayer76's topic in General Discussion
Seattle? Like Krist Novoselic and his Gibson RD Artist and thunderbirds, or Jeff Ament with his Hamer 12 strings? -
I watched a recent video about it on bass and I wasn't that impressed with its sounds, but it is small and useable so for gigging it is probably ok
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notifications and reactions not working
Woodinblack replied to prowla's question in Site Issues and Questions
Not seeing anything in the logs here that relates to that. The 'Sorry there was a problem reacting to this content' is an error caused by mixing http and https, but I can't see why you would be doing that. if you force reload the page and click does it do the same? -
Keys required for neo-prog covers, Bristol/Bath/West Wilts
Woodinblack replied to Rich's topic in Other Musicians
Thats seems like my dream gig, except I am here in Yeovil and frankly my keys are a bit rusty! -
Is this the end for the boutique bass?
Woodinblack replied to bassplayer76's topic in General Discussion
a lot of them are hand made. Not hand made well, but still hand made in some shed somewhere. -
Is this the end for the boutique bass?
Woodinblack replied to bassplayer76's topic in General Discussion
you type 1 / and 2, and the forum puts it together like this 7 1/2 or it used to! -
Is this the end for the boutique bass?
Woodinblack replied to bassplayer76's topic in General Discussion
So are a lot of the basses on aliexpress. -
I have a U4 IEM (not using it at the moment as I am using the Lekato setup), and no they don't switch off, which is exactly how I would want it, I don't want something that decides it is going to switch off at any point, it has switched. Of course the only issue on the U4 is the switches are easy to knock on, although that isn't a problem if they are in in the official case (which I got shortly before I stopped using them!)
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Be interested how you get on, it is on my list of things to probably end up with for my small pedalboard! Would probably be good if I use a midi switcher to select the patches.
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Boss are loads of peoples favourites. When they came in in the late 70s, early 80s there was pretty well nothing to touch them and they remained that way for a long time. They came up with the standards for many effects and kind of defined both the size of effects and the controls we expected of them. And even the colours we expected effects to be! I think they are still the reference for what effects are supposed to sound like.
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Well, better than last night, very little of the same problems of yesterday, but god was it hot! Luckily the club had some fans, but even so it was like a sauna. Not as well attended as some have been there, but for some reason the setup was easier, and I think we seemed to play much better. There were a couple of songs, Learn to fly, the singer decided to do the end part before the end which caused us an issue, and a few other fluffs, but nothing as major as that. At half time we found the guitarist that we had last year came to see us which was good to see him. I played the ric tonight, as I did last night, I really do like that bass live, apart from seven nation army, that is a bit shit for. Everything else it is great. Certainly going to feel it tomorrow though. And black Solovair boots, the broken ones. Oh I took the <£10 laser too..
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I tried the tonex one last night, but tried it after my dwarf (with an amp simulator) into an amp. It was a great sound but a bit too much for what I wanted. On its own it would be great. I am still tempted to make a small pedalboard, with a tonex one as the amp, and a va5 as the effects, and maybe a synth box. Only problem is that ultimately that doesn't give me anything that the ME90B does, which I use in practices now.
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Haha, editing error! the singer had a sure wireless system for his sax, which always clicks and pops. After the last gig he gave it to a sound engineering guy to see what was wrong with it but forgot to pick it up so he had to use a sax mic on a stand!
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I have had that with every zoom effects pedal since the B3
