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lemmywinks

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  1. I know a few guys who use a bit of compression to balance out the slap tone.

    I use a booster pedal. I sometimes use a little one made by Silentfly and other times i use the Eq switch in my MXR M80, that has a level and 3 band eq

    Before i got those i used the Shape switch on my old Hartke pedal.

    All of those 3 pedals did the job. I notice Silentfly does a clean boost pedal now, looks like a good design, maybe have a look at that?

  2. [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Status-Series-2000-Bass-Guitar-Headless-Fretless-Grapht_W0QQitemZ200434185901QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV?hash=item2eaacef6ad"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Status-Series-2000-B...=item2eaacef6ad[/url]

    Thought some of you may be interested in this, bugger-ugly things in my opinion but hey-ho!

    Comes with a nice case too!

  3. Don't do it, wait until you have the bass before leaving feedback. If you don't you'll have no comeback on it as you have already said you are happy with it

    I had someone actually say they couldn't afford to post an item unless i left feedback and the money went through

    Sounds dodgy, play it safe

  4. [quote name='Starless' post='726754' date='Jan 27 2010, 07:43 PM']I may just do that.. Unfortunately I have no idea where to price it as there seems to be no other examples of this bass kicking around anywhere.[/quote]


    Don't sell it yet, i can't afford/store another bass!

  5. I'd proably be looking for a 2nd hand ESP LTD or Ibanez

    I played a really good LTD SG style bass a while ago, had a huge tone from two massive EMG humbuckers, woulda been great for metal.

    I'd have a serious look at this one though, very cheap and should sound beastly:
    [url="http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ESP-Ltd-F-104-F104-F-104-Active-Bass-24-fret-Metal_W0QQitemZ250569052409QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV?hash=item3a571450f9"]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ESP-Ltd-F-104-F104-F...=item3a571450f9[/url]

  6. [quote name='fatback' post='725041' date='Jan 26 2010, 12:37 PM']Presumably that means the buffer has to be inboard, then routed to the master volume?

    A stacked pot sounds good.[/quote]


    I think so, that's how i'm having it.

    Hopefully i'll have vol/vol/tone for the mag pups, usual jazz configuration. Then a stacked vol/tone for the piezo.

    My tech is also gonna put a series/parallel switch in for the mag pickups so hopefully i should be able to get quite a few really different sound out of it

  7. [quote name='fatback' post='724999' date='Jan 26 2010, 12:04 PM']Neat little box.

    I've already got an outboard Sadowsky that could control the final tone of the bass, Would that do?

    I guess I'd still need some kind of blend pot? Th bass only has tone and vol.

    Interesting thread.[/quote]


    I'm no expert and would appreciate verification, but i thought the buffer preamp would come before the volume/blend pot, so the impedance matches the mag pickups before it goes to the output jack?

    Like i said, i'm just assuming that and not basing it on any technical knowledge whatsoever!

    You could always look at a stacked pot if you don't want to drill any more holes in the bass/pickguard. That's what i'm doing, also takes up less space in the cavity

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