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SteveXFR

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  1. Id like to see a Fender 5 string headless fan fret active with triple pickups and built in cheese board.
  2. Steady now. They've had some serious innovation. They did a new colour about 5 years ago. Thats serious innovation.
  3. I believe Gibson have the same exception. Neither Gibson or Fender have created a new product in 50 years.
  4. To get famous as a YouTube player, you need to slap 100 notes a second with an expression that suggests you've farted and its bad news. The playing should absolutely not sound good. New basses should be attacked with various abrasive tools to scrape off the paint in areas it would never actually wear through use. Joe Dart is mostly about the smug expression. Metal bassists must own every Darkglass product and a fan fret, 5 string, active bass. Jazz bassists now only use BC Rich Warlock basses. Picks are now compulsory.
  5. Thats quite interesting. It explains why im boosting the mids a lot in my amp, the tonepump has quite a mid scoop. Based on the audio samples in this video, the tonepump seems more aggressive and overall, probably the better choice for me but probably not for anyone playing less aggressive music.
  6. Thats ugly. I think ill give it a miss. To be honest, I can't see myself ever buying a bass more expensive than my Euro LX and even that is far too good for someone of my very minimal talents.
  7. That'll be what im looking for. Ta
  8. Ive been looking for a comparison video, tonepump vs Haz. Is there anything out there?
  9. Its standard in metal to tune lower than standard. Its the only way to get a really heavy sound. Tuning down to from E to C is pretty common. I played in a couple bands that tuned down to A#. My current band is in standard and it's too high to get really doomy.
  10. @neepheid beat me to it and explain it better
  11. The bass tunes down half an octave as well
  12. I don't think anyone has ever used Satan's claw for doom metal so there's your solution. No one is going to tune down half an octave and then put on a capo
  13. This may have wandered a little off topic. What was the topic?
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