Like most of us I've been through a few distortion/overdrive/fuzz pedals, but its my Flattley Poison Ivy bass fuzz pedal that works for me.
The blend was the reason I bought it.
I'm sure someone will be along soon to correct me if I'm wrong, but IIRC the Squier Classic Vibe 50s Precision Bass uses 18% nickel-silver fret wire. It's actually a copper alloy with nickel added for hardness, so unless you're happy with your bass sounding like a dull thud, it will be a long while before you have to worry about rounds causing enough fretwear to worry.
Apologies to Nick for the tardy post, but I bought a bow from him well before Christmas. Cock up on the delivery front not Nick's fault at all, but he was a star throughout.
More than happy to recommend.
Many thanks, and thanks for all the advice too. One of Basschat's finest 👑
I'm back and forth on this. First I used the wireless, but as my EUB is on a stand and not moving I thought it a bit pointless so went back to a lead. But then I went back to the wireless because it keeps the stage cable clear. Next, I left the wireless at home because I already take a lead as backup and it's just another item of equipment to take/carry...
Probably uninhabitable conditions due to climate change, economic collapse, technological failures, social unrest, and wars over the last few natural resources.
So in terms of the music you've got nothing to worry about! 😀