BlueMoon

I find that an HPF in the chain does improve my sound. Some of the merits claimed in the video are more significant (or discernible) than others, but I have no doubt there are multiple benefits to the use of HPF and LPF’s. I wonder why more preamp pedals do not routinely include variable filter controls as standard. I use a Genzler ReQ on a small pedal-board where I can vary each filter frequency or by-pass, as required.

Totally agree with this statement.

I use one of these as well. Very satisfied after loads of gigs where I’ve used it.

Nice, nice, nice! Good score…..well done!

I like good news and optimism………and this thread is full of them. Very uplifting……….thanks.

The Genzler pedals are great. I use one (4 On The Floor) as an “always on”, together with a Genzler Re-Q. I have found that this combination can cope with almost any eq and drive challenges in the bands that I play in. The music styles that I play don’t call for extreme drive requirements, but Genzler has that covered as well (Crash Box 4, I believe).

A good shout. It also has very useful HP and LP filters that can be turned on and off.

“Best singer in the business” - according to Sinatra! A great lifetime contribution. R.I.P.

I tend to hoard stuff on the premise that “it’ll come in useful someday”. So I have amps in Class A/B, Class D, power-amps and separate pre’s. My back tells me that a small pedal-board, IEMs and DI is the way to go for me………….but I do get nostalgic for trouser-flapping “heft”.

Some party trick. Video edit? No idea.

The pics say it all! Amazing!

Apparently he learnt piano for a major film and is an accomplished guitar player and cello player as well. Some talent!

Thank you for sharing with us your fabulous instruments! Fantastic!

More good taste, sir! Wow……..a perfect vintage pair. Any more lurking in the cupboards?

That’s a beauty!

……….unless you’re Del Boy! “play it cool, Trigger!”

I gave them a go……..and with a similar reaction as @meterman was impressed. Price/quality is OK. I put them on a “beater” instrument just for curiosity and they’re still on there and are holding up. Tension is fine.

Another suggestion for the OP if in the market for another bass………….is a NS Design Radius bass. By design, it is more ergonomic than flat-backed instruments. Need to like headless basses though.

Peterson Strobe stomp mini pedal when I use a pedal board.

I didn’t know that they made instruments. That’s a new learning for me! Back in the day I had a Fenton Weill amp/combo though.

Mine too!!!

Didn’t Fender themselves dabble with this (S1 switch) in order to allow Jazz players to run the pups in series and attempt a more Precision-like sound? Seem to recall it was in some mid 00’s instruments IIRC.

I’m favouring the P bass.

A true legend for me. I loved “Minder” theme tune. Sad loss. R.I.P.

TC Unitune is great. Peterson strobe clip-on tuner is my favourite.