[quote]Dare I mention Primus?
I love them,but most of them are easier than they sound,especially note wise[/quote]
+1 Especially with songs like Golden Boy
[quote]P-Nut had a much more 'accessible' signature bass, to my mind. That one I could have gotten the credit card out for[/quote]
P-Nut's basses are absolutely gorgeous. Surprised the Warwick Single-Cut isn't in here
Could anyone point out some items similar to the undercar LED's that can be plugged into mains? I'm rather intersted in these but don't want to pay that much
I love Dirk so much, amazing player. Did you check out some of the promo stuff on youtube when they were recording the album? Some real nice slap and double thumb in there
[quote]if you want SD active best choice would be Seymour duncan lighten rod's[/quote]
I'm after some passive pickups. Think i've settled on the quarter pounders
[quote]They are passive... but they have a higher output than many active basses.
I've recently had some of these fitted to a five string Squire Precision (which has jazz style pickups - I don't know why) and they sound incredible.[/quote]#
Thank you very much Jennifer just need to find a retailer now
Crikey! That was quick. Just had a look on the SD site and it says that their active pickups are listed as Blackouts and Livewires. So looks like the quarter pounds are passive... i guess. Might have to order through GAK then :/ would i be able to get some through John Shuker or someone like that?
Can someone tell me if the Basslines Quarter Pound J pickups are active or passive? As I'm looking at buying a set. Also, where can you buy them in the UK? (other than GAK)