BassAgent

The settings on that Cali76 are interesting; can you elaborate a bit on that?

Here we go: With a bit of a squeeze and a stretch of the bag, both Mustangs fit.

Yep, Pino's bass is a 62. At least according to the Custom Shop.

Some absolutely lovely basses there. I really like that Maruszczyk Stenback-ish bass, the blue TRB is also very nice. Same goes for the Japanese Fenders. I consider myself lucky I'm on the other side of the Channel and have no bass budget atm, but otherwise...

I'll try to remember to make those tomorrow in daylight

Well, they fit. Just. It's a very very tight squeeze but it fits.

Well yes but also don't underestimate that Cali. It's the best compressor I've ever heard. It's always on. I use the Minnow mainly as an extra EQ when I bring my fretless along, or as a DI/EQ when the sound person asks for it.

I noticed I never took my pedal board to gigs anymore. If I do need extra effects, I always bring my Helix. So I downsized a lot in the last few days; sold my reverb and chorus, put my octaver and fuzz up for sale, and now this is left: The blank pedal is a custom built Tubescreamer copy, voiced for bass. And yes, I have straightened the position of the Cali

I bought this Ritter for an absolute bargain. Not a big fan of Ritters in General but this is just for one tour and I didn't want to spend Mono or Gator money for that. Will report back once its in

Well, after my 40K offer, an interesting little conversation happened: "Hi Hidde, I guess you accidentally overpriced. Best, [seller]" "Hi [seller], I guess you accidentally overpriced too. Best, Hidde" "Yeah might be Best, [seller]" And that was it. Bass is still for sale, price is the same. So if anyone wants an accidentally overpriced 1972 Jazz, go for it.

12K is ridiculous. For a 1972 you could get around 3K I'd say. So I offered 40K.

Currently for sale here in NL. 12K? Really?!

Slightly off topic: I saw Opeth live last week and they're really one of the greatest live groups I've ever seen. What a band. But that Miller sig the OP has is a beauty! I already saw it on the Bassbros IG feed and it's one of the better looking grains on those basses. And as somebody else already mentioned: no such thing as too many Jazzes.

Well, it is not. There are actually two bass players credited, Andrew Wells (who also co-wrote and produced the song) and Matt Kirkwood and I think it is the latter that you hear playing. He uses 5-string Jazzes, according to his Instagram page. EDIT: Just found an old IG story of Matt. It's his Marco bass.