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Ah, beaten to it.

Pretty sure I can see a star washer or some such screwed into the shielding on the right of the photo, where the it is attached to the bridge ground.

True, but this applies to boosting anywhere, on bass, a pedal or amp. If a particular frequency isn’t there you can’t boost it. However, the frequencies are there, or at least a band of them, they may not just be as prominent as other frequencies, thus the ability to boost (or cut) from anywhere in the chain. At least that’s how I understand it. It’s like trying to process a photograph where certain blacks or whites are blown or blacked out, there’s no info there to manipulate. Fortunately, the likelihood of the total absence of any bandwidth is very unlikely.

Truckin' - Grateful Dead

Tarzan Boy - Baltimora

More Danny Thompson

We have a similarly named tradesperson locally too.

Shock the Monkey - Peter Gabriel

Probably best to go with one of these…

Bad Monkey - Richard Thompson

Interesting, hopefully someone will have tried this as the concept intrigues me too.

My picks are the classic (teardrop?) shape, but I don’t use the pointy part. I use one of the more rounded corners. I picked (no pun intended) that technique up from Robben Ford (a guitarist yes, but what a guitarist!).

Mine too, confirmed by the LED readout on my compressor.

One and a spare in the bag. I keep my gamer tucked under the pickguard. I haven’t lost a pick for decades.

Another 0.73 user. When playing guitar, I always used/use a thicker pick, but bass seems to want thinner. I landed on the 0.73 via pick maestro, Bobby Vega.

You are correct.

Someone I know said that the line up is really High Flying Birds plus Liam.

The Lion Sleeps Tonight - Tight Fit

That would be great if it happens, some Americana would be spot on for me.

A quick browse through the thread and I couldn’t see this video (apologies if I missed it)…

Enjoyed that and I don’t think I’ve ever played a Spector. Mmm, NS2 GAS

Around £50 is all you need to spend on an adjustable bridge, even less on eBay.

If you can source a copy of his book, Beyond The Bass Clef, it’s a thoroughly good read. I recognise some of the subjects covered in it mentioned above.