prowla
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I don’t know if it’s good that they did the setup when pointed out or bad that they waited until someone asked.
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How many £1000 basses did you compare it against?
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I’m happy with the stock unit.
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Well spotted - the 5-string isn’t going to work, so I’m going to have to shift to a 4. And yes, it is madness!
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That’s better! 🙂
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I wanna see it...
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Haha!
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I’m not sure they do a floating bass bridge.
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The bridge/tailpiece perfectly fits the instrument. The AC model has a new unit.
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The assembly originally came from a lap steel guitar and the cover was actually a pair of horseshoe pickups which also formed a wrist rest. In the 70s the horseshoe pickup was replaced, but the surround was retained. Rickenbacker teleased a subsequent model, the 4004, which had no surround, but customers kept buying the 4003. So, the reason it is so big is because that is what customers want!
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Not "credit to the seller" - if it's got the logo on it then it's a counterfeit.
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Incidentally, I've a Rickenberger project on the go..
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Nope - if you plug into both, you may get no output: Plugging a jack into the mono output connects both channels together. Plugging a mono jack into the stereo socket connects the jack socket ring to the sleeve of the jack, which is gnd. Therefore everything is connected to ground. Incidentally, Ric did do one model of guitar with dual-mono outputs rather than the normal mono/stereo; I think it was a 620 variant.
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Well, there are two amps there. Alternatively, if it is a mono cable, then perhaps the owner only likes the treble pickup and uses the selector as a kill switch!
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By "beginners'" do you mean cheap? You'd be better off buying a used good one which you can sell on at the same price if you decide it's not for you.
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Epiphone Thunderbird - disuade me, please. TONESTYLER and SANDBERG CONTENT
prowla replied to mcnach's topic in Bass Guitars
I like a Thunderbird, but they are just too big for me and I'd need an arm extension to play one. The Epis are hugely variable in price. -
I've got a Bill Wyman bass...
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You know when you just say "FFS"...? I hope folks didn't miss the link to the video there!
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Some (earlier) kit didn't do the full 128 range for velocities.
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Stealthy 5 string jazz bass w/ EMGs - Sold
prowla replied to velvetkevorkian's topic in Basses For Sale
I've been waiting for a Precision (wider neck than a Jazz) to appear to put mine on. -
Yep - a bit like an integrated hi-fi vs. separates.
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Hope you enjoy it! You could also try going to a Bass Bash - they are better than any show!
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I think the Bass Bashes are great and folks are pretty good. I might've cranked up my amp a bit at one when I was trying out a Barefaced 1x10 before buying it, but otherwise very civilised.
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Actually, I need one of those cross-head screws for a Ric bass tuner! (The blue one's D.)
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Sure - I have some earplugs and they are essential! But the volumes being at a level where it is uncomfortable and you can't hold a conversation make it an unpleasant place to be. I don't have the answer - maybe acoustic booths, loud rooms, or something. I would also say that being in a relatively small hall with several cranked up bass amps is probably louder than a pub gig, or even a large venue concert. As for the moan aspect, consider it feedback (haha - geddit?).
