-
Posts
6,406 -
Joined
-
Last visited
-
Days Won
1
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Shop
Articles
Everything posted by Machines
-
Dingwall NG-3 5 string bridge saddles
Machines replied to bassbloke's topic in Repairs and Technical
Unfortunately that's a widespread issue. Your cheapest option is replacing with Hipshot Rails. -
I've seen someone fit some DC45s along with a Delano Sonar preamp and it sounds great. I already have the latter installed but with stock pickups in my Yamaha RBX6JM. A few questions to those with the know how please. 1) Can I use a separate battery to the preamp or does it have to be on the same circuit ? 2) Is the existing blend pot usable or should it be an EMG one ? 3) What (if any) grounding connections need to go ? Thanks in advance. Video in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DL4L6IZUNME&t=18s&ab_channel=JordanSankar
-
Is BC a community, or just a source of information?
Machines replied to Rayman's topic in General Discussion
Russ, Matt (me), Mike, Gary, Alan. -
Is BC a community, or just a source of information?
Machines replied to Rayman's topic in General Discussion
18, to be precise. -
Dingwall NG-3 5 string bridge saddles
Machines replied to bassbloke's topic in Repairs and Technical
You won't find a single piece bridge for them yet, Dingwall will be releasing one but I believe it will require routing to fit. Is your issue the saddles are a bit 'loose' with a low action ? -
Ideas on a bass that meets these spec's, ta.
Machines replied to Gardenerben's topic in Bass Guitars
MTD ? Here are some Kingston series (£1100-£1300) but the custom shop US are much greater quality, and under £10k for a very high spec model. EDIT: My Super 5 has 19mm spacing -
I disagree, try a taper core B string and you may change your mind. I currently have MTD's on mine and the B is excellent.
-
Ffs I blinked
- 364 replies
-
- 1
-
-
Yes.
- 364 replies
-
- 1
-
-
-
Everyone did except me.
- 364 replies
-
Just got home and unpacked. Enjoyed chatting with my fellow bass geeks and tried some nice basses out.
- 364 replies
-
- 7
-
-
I jest. I used to be really early for everything too, it was due to traffic anxiety and entering 'waiting mode' when any event was coming up leading to just going early to avoid the boredom. My wife has ADHD and she taught me to chill out a lot.
- 364 replies
-
- 1
-
-
https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/conditions/obsessive-compulsive-disorder-ocd/overview/
- 364 replies
-
Sleep is for the weak.
- 364 replies
-
50 min drive for me, leaving about 10.
- 364 replies
-
Too many pages and I'm lazy, what time can we get there from?
- 364 replies
-
You haven't said what you actually want, they're all very different.
-
Support act for a band in Brum. Headliner was supplying a 200w Warwick Gnome with a 110 cab, which I didn't think would cut it for how loud we play, so took my Ashdown RM500 and a 210 cab. On stage sound wasn't great for monitoring so glad I could crank my amp to get some top end out of it. The singer from my old metal band 2006-2007 came along too, hadn't seen him in 15 years so that was cool to catch up. Not a big turn out at about 25-30 people but first gig of the year and blew the cobwebs out. No particular issues or messups - solid performance.
-
My gear has obviously changed since I originally posted. It might still as there are 2 whole days left. It'll be: Dingwall D-Roc 5 MTD Kingston Super 5 Yamaha BBG4 (will be for sale at a cheeky price) Warwick Gnome 280w Ashdown RM210 Zoom B2 Four
- 364 replies
-
- 2
-
-
-
Can we stop the S&M chat already.
- 364 replies
-
- 3
-
-
@ped do you have an alert set up for that phrase ?
- 364 replies
-
- 4
-
-
-
I guess the gimp suit is off the cards then.
- 364 replies
-
- 2
-
-
If anyone around Tamworth wants a lift there drop me a PM.
- 364 replies
-
- 1
-