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Beedster

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  1. Now you've done it @Lozz196, give it a month or so and there'll be hi-mass plectrums on Thomann at £49 each
  2. That is a far more common scenario than most of us would like to admit, and it's not just hi-mass bridges 👍
  3. To return the favour, I enjoyed this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Not-Abba-Real-Story-1970s/dp/0007146396
  4. Thank you Jack, just bought it 🙏
  5. Still blown away by how beautiful those two are 👍
  6. That’s an odd reply given the seller has stated very clearly that he’s not going to post it….?
  7. Frankly @Linus27 I’d simply buy a replacement fretted neck and put it on that bass for however long is necessary. It’s a crap time to be selling a bass and you may regret letting that beauty go 👍
  8. Have to agree, even if it was put together by Roger Sadowsky it’s still a bitsa
  9. DB people live at a slower pace than electric bass people, be patient Young Jedi 👍
  10. I'm guessing that some if it is room acoustics, sound near the stage - backline and monitors - could be very different to that elsewhere?
  11. Mmm, I suspect it's more than luck
  12. I suspect the OP would prefer you said it's all in the bass mate But wow, that is such an iconic instrument. There's been a lot of talk round these parts about the next big wave of collectable vintage, and I suspect that these late 70's black/black/maple models are going to rocket in the same way as the early 70's 3TSB/tort.rosewood models have (amazing the difference in price represented by 3-4 years in some cases, and it's as often assumed purely a quality issue, I've played some utter dogs from the early 70's). If you can afford to keep it @DaveSetchfield, keep it mate, going on that video, you and it get on quite well 👍
  13. ….or half step 🤔
  14. Which probably means it's got better QC than the US models..... That really is a fine looking instrument 👍
  15. ......and I can here my dear old Dad saying 'But this is just noise' during the synth solo as he skulked off to listen to a Lonnie Donegan LP
  16. Console and PT is actually a PITA for me also. You know, I’m gonna give Luna another go 👍
  17. That is an upside of having both, when I'm not using an Apollo or Satellite I tend to run into processing problems very quickly
  18. I have it and have used it once or twice but was/am reluctant to commit time to the learning curve while it's still a relatively new system, and having used Pro Tools for 15 years it feels like a big step to move away. Having said that, my Pro Tools 'rental' was taken from my bank three times in three days by the new owners this week, so I'm feeling even less well disposed towards that system now that was already the case
  19. Tonerider's a very good 👍
  20. There's a lot of hostility - understandably - from people who have loaded up on £1,000s (well usually $1,000s) worth of UAD plugins only to find that the company are changing direction in both software and hardware phsilosophy. But c'est la vie I guess, the times they are a-changing'! I've been using UAD since 2020 and in all that time I've only had one tech problem (with the UAD side of things that is, Pro Tools and Softtube are ongoing tech problems), which was when my Solo simply refused to take bus power in a rather important remote interview which left me using the mic on my laptop. But guess what, I was able to make it sound almost as good in post-production using UAD plugins (I also use RX-10 quite a lot for noise etc). I could not go back to my old setup so as long as UAD are there I'll be pretty loyal to them 👍
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