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The Sadowsky pre amp is not nearly as powerful as many out there (I’ve owned an East pre in the past and had many active basses), but I find it adds just the right amount of ‘fairy dust’ to my passive basses (I use the pedal based version). If I wanted an on board pre amp, I wouldn’t hesitate to use a Sadowsky. YMMV.

Nantucket Sleighride - Mountain

No apologies required. It’s just BC form to comment when it’s been a while and 6 years is a while and a half. You’ll get the hang of it. Which leads me to… Back on topic. I see you’re also a Geddy fan (good for you 👍). I think one of the things that we can all learn from messrs Squire, Entwhistle & Lee is that what could kindly be described as a gnarly tone, soloed, is absolutely perfect in a band mix. JE’s mixed tone on The Real Me is one of my favourites of all time, but soloed I hate it.

Who Are You - The Who

That guy has quality photoshop/video skills.

Wow! Zombie thread resurrection 🧟 .

Sounds like an opportunity for a Chowny custom line.

Two of the best Fender playing/sounding basses I have owned have been signature models - JMJ Mustang and Roscoe Beck lV. I’m not interested in buying basses because of the endorsement, it’s all about whether or not it’s a good instrument.

I Dream of Wires - Robert Palmer/Gary Numan

Hare - Graham Central Station

Right Now I Wanna Sniff Some Glue - The Ramones

& bienvenido.

Only once you've been through the, "Something sounds wrong. What's wrong?" loop and other members of the band have given you 'the look'.

War Pigs - Sabbath

I don’t dislike Ed, in fact, I quite like some of his stuff. As you say, this gives us all hope, when we inevitably drop a clanger. My favourite was forgetting to reset the D Tuner from the previous song .

Warm Wet Circle - Marillion

Ayr on a G String - Bach

Dancing in the Dartford - Bruce

Mud on the Tires - Brad Paisley

Rip Her To Shreds - Blondie

Duke of Earl - Gene Chandler

Hot Stuff - Donna Summer