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  1. Cuzzie
    Brown......
  2. Cuzzie
    DR’s are just about the best out there
  3. Cuzzie
    Agree with most things, but not every distortion does - some have a cross over keeping the low end, but what you say holds water and finding a pedal that blends clean in, or one that keeps it
  4. Cuzzie
    Fuzz can do that - keep as much clean low end as possible and blend the fuzz on top if you are mixed with other instruments-if you are solo - be as fuzzy as you want. Clean low end can be achieved depending on the pedal or splitting your signal
  5. Cuzzie
    I don’t mind - you are a good lad - was minimal fuss 👊🏾 at least you held onto that bass for a while.....
  6. Cuzzie
    Or getting me to do your dirty work again....
  7. Cuzzie
    No worries 👌🏾🤘🏾👊🏾
  8. Cuzzie
    For me I like the jazz tip Dava picks because of the rubber grip, doesn’t slip out. If you want you can flip it and use the rubber surface to hit the strings and you get more into Motown territory
  9. Cuzzie
    Happy to send him a message with your email/phone number if you want and you can take it from there
  10. Cuzzie
    Hope this helps
  11. Cuzzie
    There is a Steinberger L2 on FB selling groups up in Leeds I think if anyone is interested
  12. Cuzzie
    You’ll sound ace no matter what you use - hope they work out
  13. Cuzzie
    Dava picks are awesome
  14. Cuzzie
    Yep the New Hartke TX8500 has a compressor. tech21 dUg Ultrabass 1000 Has one Without derailing and getting into massive battles I always thought tubes are not actually technically compressors one the truest sense of what compression is
  15. Cuzzie
    I can’t add much more except to say, great post and yes my Status Stealth with the 303 preamp and monorails is the nuts
  16. Cuzzie
    No worries - basically I had them on my Status Stealth Bass when it came from the previous owner, nice on the finger, fine windings and a light gauge - did have some bite to them on over drive - I changed them out to my usual Rounds (DR Hi Beam) defo more nite and you got more overdrive out of them. It’s not that the TI are bad, but they Bridge that gap between flats and aggressive rounds
  17. Cuzzie
    Those TI jazz rounds are not harsh rounds if you get my drift and are probably between the 2 of rounds and flats
  18. Cuzzie
    Thomastik Infeld jazz rounds may fit the bill
  19. Cuzzie
    I got that, but tried to cover both angles saying that you can get a great finish with a can too
  20. Cuzzie
    If you want it to relic back, surely you don’t want a very pro finish on it, is it not better to spend £10-20 On a ratttle cam from Dartfords? You can still achieve a high quality finish with these if you want
  21. Cuzzie
    Get a blank and finish, or get an existing one, strip and refin
  22. Cuzzie
    No axe to grind either way, I’ve seen good and bad sound from IEM and non IEM using bands. What I think is important (for big bands) is probably Their own engineer and a good in house engineer who knows the venue, how the sound behaves depending on capacity. Two of the best sounding gigs I have been to over the past couple years were both where artists were not using IEMs - great mix, great volume levels
  23. Cuzzie
    Not normally a fan of single cuts at all - but this is lovely GLWTS
  24. Cuzzie
    Do it Plain and simple
  25. Cuzzie
    My comment was poor attempt at humour again - with teething problems they send a tooth, if they make a boob of a Coq-up of your Order.....
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