CameronJ
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If it’s an SR and a fiver it’ll definitely be 16.5mm spacing. The only ones I know of which break that rule are maybe a few signature SRs and the SRSC805 single cut model which is 18mm I believe.
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This. Hit the nail on the head!
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Ooh very nice. One of these cabs in Aggy’s deep burgundy wine finish would look amazing.
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Agree with knicknack above, the BH heads definitely seem sturdier than the RH series. I’ve seen many a photo of an RH with broken knobs but nothing of that sort with the BH. I used to own a BH800 and it was fantastic. The EQ was particularly great - very cleverly implemented. I’d buy one again tomorrow if I had the need for a second head!
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They almost look made for each other! Good work, Sir Pepper.
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Truth. You can’t go far wrong with a used Ibanez these days.
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Free or cheap app to change key (iPhone/iPad)?
CameronJ replied to barneyg42's topic in Accessories and Misc
I think the Yamaha THR app does pitch and tempo stretching. Check it out. -
New models of the fanned fret SRs too, with much prettier woods!
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Very nice feeling basses. You pretty much can’t go wrong with a Yamaha. I played a TRB1005J in Yamaha Music London, however my opinion of it was tainted by playing a BB1025X straight afterwards which frankly made the TRB sound anemic by comparison. I know they have different pups, one is active and one is passive etc etc but still. I was only playing through a fairly small Hartke combo but the difference was stark. The TRB felt “faster” to play though.
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Dare I say it - still much better value than the Darkglass cabs?
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I have a bucketload of love for my Super 5. Sounds, looks and feels beautiful. Haven’t played a Super 4 or a KZ4 but I have played a Saratoga 4 which has the same neck. It’s possibly the nicest 4 string neck I’ve played. The asymmetry really is lovely in the hand. I compared the Super 5 to the Andrew Gouché Kingston and the stock tone of the Super just felt meatier to me, which I preferred. The coil switching on the Super’s humbuckers means you get much more variety than on the KZ and AG. Of course, more options doesn’t necessarily mean “better” but I love it. The Kingstons are all very solid - whichever one you go for you’ll be getting a really well put together instrument.
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** SOLD ** Barefaced Big Twin T with Cover
CameronJ replied to Acebassmusic's topic in Amps and Cabs For Sale
Quite surprised this is still here! -
Here we go, The OBBM cab serialiser box -
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Ooh, so you wanna give the J it’s own independent tone knob, separate from the P? Sounds tasty!
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Yep, I suspect a Super Midget will give some of the best size-to-power ratio money can buy
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Since you’re looking at Phil Jones anyway, how about this... http://www.bassdirect.co.uk/bass_guitar_specialists/PJB_Flightcase_150w_combo.html You wouldn’t make much (if any) of a loss if selling it on around these parts.
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Presumably an FR800 so as to be vocals-friendly? Oh.
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Also, in a desperate effort to remain on topic, maybe get the meisters over at Maruszczyk to build you something gorgeous?
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I have no Mrs - and on that basis you should bring her with you next time we meet, @Al Krow 😂
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Personally, If I were getting a full set of these J Blades I’d probably get the Warm & Wooly ones but in addition to a P I might be tempted to do the opposite and go Clean & Clear for tonal contrast. Though maybe the Warm & Wooly one will sound more like it “belongs” with your Aggy 60’s P pup? Hmmm...
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In case anyone else is curious about these pups.
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Good work!
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If only I could afford this 😩
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I watched a video a little while back in which Carey Nordstrand put a set of these in an MTD Saratoga USA and compared the tone to a set of (I think) Bartolini J pups. Worth checking out on YouTube.
