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Ugly PG, a really stupid design choice on such a modern style bass.

But for best results, ensure it has a low impedance ground.

That's like being offered to go out to any great restaurant in your city and opting for Subway.

Having done a substantial amount of DBT/ABX testing of audio gear, I'm not surprised at all. And speakers being transducers, are far less linear than the majority of amplifiers.

WRT instrument tonalities, there's a considerable amount of knob pulling.

Sweet. I've always wanted to try an M2500. Love the colour too.

It's called preventative maintenance and being prepared. Or in 2 words; being professional.

This, and the low output impedance of the pre vs a passive. Below is a list of all the times that a battery has failed at any inconvenient time since I got my first active bass in 83. .

My SS Jag was very neck heavy due to the huge, long scale sized headstock and those depleted uranium tuners. It also sounded meh. Lasted a week before I swapped it for another 4 string. I agree the LS will have even worse balance.

All the reviews have been pretty consistently good, not even because it's inexpensive. I thought about getting one, even though it's an FSO, but I really don't need another 6.

This. With a pivot plate/boomerang.

From the Fender site: 6-saddle bass bridge, 17mm string spacing

It's 17mm. The A6 or a BTB, also 17mm, were going to be my suggestions. I'm sorry, but says who?

Lovely bass, enjoy. There's one of these just a little too far away from me to drive to (1600km round), but it does look nice. I need another SR 5 (or 6) like a need a hole in the head.

I'm tempted, but see nothing it adds to the other 6s I own beyond novelty. It's cheap enough but has the drawbacks of FSO aesthetics and ergonomics.