BreadBin
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I didn't register on last year's thread but made it through with zero purchases. If I commit now I'm bound to fail!
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And to you @Sarah5string🙂
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Post your pictures, Lets see what you all look like.
BreadBin replied to slaphappygarry's topic in General Discussion
Full of seasonal joy at work... -
Doesn't really matter, to me...
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@Doodhas a couple of these. He may know more?
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I've done experiments with my sound engineer brother using 4 and 5 string versions of the same bass. We noted the same results - a fatter, fuller sound with the 5er. Yamaha RBX 760/765a for reference.
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They are quite lovely to be fair 🙂
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Gillett Contour 👍 As seen at SW Bass Bashes 😉
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It has fat strings at the bottom?
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It's pretty easy to tell a Q4 as it's the only one with a flat body! (Former Q5 owner, with a propensity for guitar nerdery.. ) -
You need to take a photo looking at the strap button by the bridge. That looks like a Q4 to me, with a belly cut not a curved body.
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I haven't purchased anything since May 2020!
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Anyone else like really light gauge strings?
BreadBin replied to Angel's topic in Accessories and Misc
I love light gauge rounds on a fretless. -
Should she have called him a c*nt?
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Surely as long as the intonation is right for the fretted neck then it's going to be just fine? I have tried various intonation experiments on my fretless basses and it doesn't really matter where they end up as you intonate by ear.
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Yet we are discussing Adam Clayton... 🤭
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I'd far rather listen to Ms Shah's music than Adam Clayton's frankly.
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Most guitarists I know have to beg to borrow mine.
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One of my favourite local bands- Hell Death Fury (who really are excellent btw) like to describe their songs as 'Sh*t but short' I'm not sure, but this sounds similar.
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Agreed - clearly a bellend. I wouldn't have lasted this long or been nearly as diplomatic. Life is too short to waste time on people like that.
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They have a slightly wider nut than a Jack in my experience.
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Ditto! 😉
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Having access to several hundred litres of liquid nitrogen I could actually test this - however having seen what this does to soft rubbery plastics I'm not prepared to ruin a perfectly good cable!
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I'm a bit confused by this - given that cables are flexible any effects on the structure brought about by freezing are going to be negated by them flexing when back to ambient. If you were to flex them whilst frozen you would almost certainly introduce stress fractures. Edit - so I had to research this. He apparently has solid copper bus bars in the power system of his floating recording studio which have had cryo treatment. Not cables though.
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Just because you can, doesn't mean that you should.
