Bagman

I always thought a Hard No to Reverb on Bass, but the FTK Audio Fretless Pedal I purchased recently has it and , yeah maybe, at certain times, its a nice thing

Listening to it again tomorrow night I can't see it being an issue I virtually never use an Octave live band anyway

The “Ashtray” bridge cover would also conceal the ground strip

that's the ground strip

I got the FTK Audio Italy "The Fretless" Pedal maybe a couple of months ago with the Diamond Comp in front and GHS flats it's smooth operator

It was an instance of the Bassist needing Less Moore

Guitarist I was playing with on Wednesday evening said " something changed in the attack of notes"

Ned was clear late 1980's that it wasn't going to work long term I have a beat up L2 April 1983 no leg rest or head piece string adaptor whats the $ value now? i paid $2200 NZ in 1993(?)

the neck feels like a Precision but the nut spacing feels like a Jazz imo

I think it's a good upgrade - well done Boss - I still have a lot of trialing to do I'm keeping the old OC-2 as well though

fretless Stingray 2EQ FTT Silky Comp VCA type Wounded Paw very light overdrive joy to the world

My purchase for next year will be a fretless 5 I practice quite a bit on fretless , lots of slow - mid tempo walking

Here in Aotearoa , the great Neville Claughton imported 3 x L2 in 1984 they were $3300 retail and all sold promptly Pound to NZD was 1/3 so sterling 999 to NZ $3300 sounds bang on

so the Boss OC-5 is "better" than the OC-2 fair call?

I should get one of those L2 is difficult to play sitting down