Reggaebass

I remember your ones stew, didn’t you switch to BF cabs, how do they compare, I’ve been tempted by those many times, the one I want is the dubster but they don’t come up very often

Yeah, that’s what I use, the NY 151’s, I’m really happy with mine, they have a really deep warm sound and are really light, very solid with no rattle or vibration noise , just to add javi, they do the mids and highs well too, they aren’t muddy like some seem to think 🙂

Looks like a really nice bit of kit Teebs, I’ve had a few EQ’s , the older versions , and they worked very well , your one has some great settings, might take a while to work them out but once they are set I can see this being really good 🙂

2 PF115LF’s would sound immense ☝️

This one 🙂

Are you using expanded view at the top of the bc page

I could be wrong but I don’t think there’s a text size setting on bc , are you able to do it in your device settings 🙂

Oh yeah, that’s so nice , excellent purchase ☝️

I’m really not a jaco fan , but I do like the sound and look of this bass

Fond memories of that tune being on the jukebox in a pub in Stratford, east London, it cost me a lot of money, I played it non stop 😁

Can’t beat a bit of the cool ruler stew ☝️

Wow, if my maths is right that’s just over 26%

The mistake most people make is not having the right size drill bit for the right size screw, in wood if you remember to use a , 2.5 mm drill bit for a no6 screw and a 3mm bit for a no8 screw, you won’t go wrong because it pilots a hole smaller than the screw, and it will grip, and in masonry it’s a 6mm hole for a no6 rawlplug (usually red) and a 7mm hole for a no7 plug (usually brown) 🙂

Welcome jeanluc 👍

There’s some stunners here

Your right there cuzzie, the grain on that one does add character

I wouldn’t reply to that one myself lefty

Wow that’s so nice mowf, , great mojo, i like that 👍I know a lot of them have joins , it’s just me being picky , it doesn’t put me off buying one, I was just curious

I don’t remember that one 😁

It’s surprising how many Basslines are stored in your memory bank, but for me I need to play the track to recall it , I can put on a song I probably haven’t played the Bassline to since the 80s and still remember it

Would I be right in saying that natural finishes weren’t offered until around 1972, and I don’t like to see joins in the wood bodies, is a one piece body rare , because pretty much all the ones I see are 2 and 3 piece 🙂

Nice P bass groove here

That’s exactly the settings I’ve found that work for me, any more compression than 10 o clock doesn’t sound good to me, and I don’t use drive or sub at all, it seemed to distort the sound, but I suppose it depends what type of music you play, I like a nice clean deep bass 🙂

I’m a big Alborosie fan, there’s a good collaboration here and A top Alborosie track ☝️

Groundation , nice bass ☝️