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[url="http://www.myspace.com/newmorningblues"]http://www.myspace.com/newmorningblues[/url]

6 tracks up that I played on last year. (the Soundclick player is set to autoplay- it sounds better).

I'm pretty happy with the tone on "Gyroscope", and the sustain's quite impressive on Spirit level and Flat earth society.

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heavy ash body, BadassII bridge strung through the body (all that weight gives it sustain- sometimes I think I went too far, as I often have to damp the strings to kill the note, when I'm used to the note just fading out on its own), maple neck & fingerboard, Hipshot Ultralite machineheads with a D-Tuner, 2 roller string trees covering all 4 strings.

EMG Select P pickup, Kent Armstrong double-jazz humbucker with series/single/parallel toggle, rotary 5-way switch for pickup selecting/panning (like on ESH basses)

on the recording I had the P on full, and the bridge pickup in series mode, backed off at a "sweet spot" level. Rotosound Swing bass strings, a pick on "Gyroscope", the rest fingerstyle.

a DI was used as well as a mic on the amp- unfortunately I can't remember what preamp was used.

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ps. I also used the same bass on several tracks that are on the player on my own page-
[url="http://www.myspace.com/barrybeatmaster"]http://www.myspace.com/barrybeatmaster[/url]

the Ian De Sylva tracks Medicine show, Equilibrium, Oxygen, Broken signal, the old versions of Satellite and Black sea blues, (all done at Toerag Studio, through a Selmer treble & bass valve head into a Selmer Goliath 18" cab, mic'd)
and The Now's Star of Angels, Other side, "fast song", Let it feel (DI'd)

and my infamous bass solo piece "MTR".(DI'd)

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thanks, the start of Time was my old Fender precision plus, with the EMG select P soloed.
I was going for something like the intro to "machine messiah" by Yes.

re. the double-jazz pickup, I'd like a higher output than the Kent Armstrong offers, to match the EMG select P.
I'd recommend getting a cheap replacement J body and routing that to check out what the double-J sounds like, rather than butchering your fave bass and possibly regretting it later.

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[quote name='SJA' post='374357' date='Jan 8 2009, 07:38 PM']thanks, the start of Time was my old Fender precision plus, with the EMG select P soloed.
I was going for something like the intro to "machine messiah" by Yes.

re. the double-jazz pickup, I'd like a higher output than the Kent Armstrong offers, to match the EMG select P.
I'd recommend getting a cheap replacement J body and routing that to check out what the double-J sounds like, rather than butchering your fave bass and possibly regretting it later.[/quote]

I'd be too nervous to do the job myself, seriously thinking about it though...getting shot of the neck pick up aswell.

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  • 3 months later...

4 new songs are up from my band New Morning Blues-
[url="http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=108498"]http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_music.cfm?bandID=108498[/url]

recorded on the Warmoth through an SWR head & I think a 6X10 cab + DI at Cowshed studio in Wood green, Teo Miller engineering.

Josephine is a blatant Jesus & Mary Chain pastiche :)
the bass tone is a bit rattly, squeaky for my liking, but the singer/bandleader is happy with it.

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