roman_sub

Good result! I'll be happy to accept your W Thumb as commission

[quote name='elephantgrey' timestamp='1443022521' post='2871565'] i have a fender micro DI, its tiny, runs off of a normal 9v supply, and has a cab sim. I have it sitting ontop of my input/output buffer (brought off of [color=#5A5A5A][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif][size=3][url="http://basschat.co.uk/user/1177-mcgraham/"]mcgraham[/url][/size][/font][/color]), only cause i really do need to get a bigger/second board. [/quote] do you use a Gameboy???? :-)

Nope, I am too far and no time. Someone on BC should take it though! :-)

https://www.gumtree.com/p/guitar-parts/various-bass-parts-joblot-project-fender-encore-fretless-p-bass/1134265550

£100 now!

Has something of a Bat-mobile / Argos fusion about it.

Looks like a Neve 1073 clone, minus the EQ. BAE is very good but $$$, Golden Age Project does a something that gets you most of the way there but more affordable.

Good comparison. The REDDI is my favourite, I just love the way it shapes the low end. On gearslutz I think someone described its sound as "wet titties"... and that actually makes sense....By the way the right channel was clipping in my headphones for all fingerstyle samples.

Perhaps an extra 0 or two :-)

nice! btw, which X-over do you use - SFX X&M, or something else?

73 years, assuming 2.5% inflation assumptions holds out in practice.

Third paragraph really makes it for me. My guess is that "we" are disgruntled parents.

https://www.gumtree.com/p/guitar-instrument/very-rare-warwick-vampyre-4-string-bass-limited-edition-signed-ltd-4-burgundy-mint-conditio/1133005288

on hold, pending pick up!

excellent! I've been tempted by one of those, they do sounds great in demos :-)

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1441897749' post='2862772'] Useful insights. [/quote] +1

Agree, sound cutting out doesn't sound quite right...

SD's are excellent bass pickups, look to be rounding off a nice bass ....and I concur that even smaller knobs may be worth a try! cheers, Roman

got a last minute King Crimson ticket from Richard. great guy and ticket in perfect condition, hehe ;-)

very nice! in fact this is rather further away from a W Thumb than I expected! Happy playing :-) cheers, Roman

the current finish on that poor bass..... looking fwd to seeing restoration pics! :-)

beauty! Having the piezo is a real bonus I think

IMO MEC pre-amps are quite harsh-sounding and can probably be improved on! I'm almost certainly going to try a John East BTB module in my Thumb NT6, when I have funds! Unless you're desperate for a active mids control, this may be more cost-effective alternative. cheers, Roman