MoonBassAlpha
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Ooh! Sounds handy for when I'm trying to record myself whilst at the drum kit. My pc is handily positioned across the room for operation when I'm standing up playing the bass.
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What's your favourite hardware colour?
MoonBassAlpha replied to Jean-Luc Pickguard's topic in General Discussion
In that particular case it would be more time consuming to just plate the ends -
BERNARD EDWARDS / CHIC - Le Freak / ISOLATED BASS
MoonBassAlpha replied to Bart Funk Bass's topic in General Discussion
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Vote vote vote, March Challenge voting time
MoonBassAlpha replied to lurksalot's topic in General Discussion
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Sold some machines to Stu, seamless transaction. Highly recommended!
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Yeah, that kind of thing. Chrome for the split too though!
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Looks great! Shiny chrome pickup covers would look nicely retro too! Is there even such a thing?
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If the Vintera is a Mexican made beastie, I'd guess the routing is the same as the p-j one.
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Shameless plug, but I've just posted a black Fender Mex bridge in accessories that would look good on that.
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Including postage, collection from Didcot also possible. These are almost unused, from a 2019 Mexican Mustang, all bushes and mounting screws included. I've got the matching bridge if you want to go full stealth! There are one or two tiny marks on them, impossible to photo, black stuff being awkward to shoot anyhow. They work very smoothly with no issues at all.
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I wouldn't punt it based on the preamp. East does a bunch of other more conventional preamps you would find easier to work with, and easy to change, as they are solderless connectors. This preamp would probably fly out of the classified ads if the price was right.
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@Leonard Smalls sound in this month's composition challenge is pretty epic! Should be checked out. Probably a Wal with a flip ton of effects!
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And the prize for 'most sinister guitar' goes to...
MoonBassAlpha replied to binky_bass's topic in General Discussion
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Looks like he's suffering from Klingons!
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Health bunch of entries this month!
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This is in early by my standards. I started out under the influence of the Sneaky Little Devil type slow grooves, toyed briefly with cod-reggae and ended up here. Not sure where here is, there aren't any signs and I arrived here very quickly! This tune is meant to make you feel uneasy. It's often in 15/8, and often not. Mustang bass into valve amp with a bit of drive. Godin guitar into same amp with CryBaby. Drums with parallel compression and distortion, a new experiment. All the glitches are as-played, no fancy slicing and dicing going on in the digital domain. No siree!
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From behind the kit:
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You haven't heard it yet!! I have actually cobbled something together tonight. It's rather odd, and not gone where I expected. At all. I'll listen again tomorrow and see if it's worth posting or fettling a bit more. The good news for Dad is there's plenty of crunchy drums in there, along with Steve Hillage on Mogadon...
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Careful what you wish for...
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I'm probably out this month. All I've got is a drum take that's mainly in 15/8, then the wheels fell off in the middle. I cut my finger on Saturday and haven't felt inclined to play since. So it won't be worth posting what I've got so far. Sorry
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I'm a little addicted to this guy's band too - Sneaky Little Devil. It's very laid back, exactly how you'd expect from hearing him talk! He uses clips from the band's backing tracks to demonstrate ideas in some of his videos.
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Nice idea. I'd like to see a cam operated clamping system for quick string change. I'm sure it's feasible.
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I had a weird thing that probably wouldn't occur on any other bass, but it took an age to track it down. I had convinced myself the truss rod was rattling as the neck is very stiff and doesn't need much tension on the nut. It wasn't, it was the metal control cavity plate, despite the screws being as tight as they would go. A tiny amount of electrical tape between cover and body sorted it.