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  2. Misdee
    Something I have noticed over the years about peizo-equipped EBMM basses is that they usually tend to be pretty heavy. Somehow the peizo gubbins seems to add a bit of weight. Unless it's just a coincidence.
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  4. Misdee
    I've got a 44-02 fretless and the truss rod has never been a problem, but the 5 string versions have got graphite reinforcement that the Skyline 4 strings don't. It might be that the extra stiffness from the graphite makes the truss rod seem a bit unresponsive, but it probably just needs leaving a bit longer after adjustment to make it's full effect apparent.
  5. Misdee
    You can adjust the relative volume between active and passive on the Lakland LH3 preamp with an internal trimpot.
  6. buff
    Thanks all for your advice, have ordered one this evening.
  7. AndyTravis
    Ok. sorry i stepped out of line. i’ll mind my manners.
  8. Woodinblack
    Except part of that conversation was someone mentioning to them the rules of off marketplace selling, including showing the actual rules, so I think it was clear.
  9. mcnach started following Zoom R16: 16-track portable recorder / USB interface
  10. mcnach
    It's a multitrack recorder, using SD cards as storage. 16 tracks total, can record 8 inputs at once, and supports an unlimited number of virtual tracks / alternative takes (well, limited by the space in the card!). Built-in stereo microphones. Wide range of on-board FX. Power supply included, but it can also run on AA batteries. It can also work as an interface to control a DAW on the computer. https://www.zoom.co.jp/node/68/1000
  11. drTStingray
    Whilst I know the original post hinted strongly at valuing an individual bass, my reply (which has disappeared) wasn’t - I commented on the piezo on the bass, showed him the EBMM database entry for it, and guided him to look back through the thread for people’s views on the values of Stingrays - I suggested places he could sell it including here….
  12. Sparky Mark
    You could of course consolidate all of your smaller cases into this one easier to manage case.
  13. parker_knoll
    Having just sold something expensive I've splurged on a used Friedman IR-D and a B stock Ashdown CTM Pre. The latter is returnable, the former should be sellable. I'm a bit skeptical about these little floor units with tubes in but I'll see if it's got any low end and report back.
  14. Stub Mandrel
    Eurovidion has bcome a sort of huge celebration of csmp culture. It's not really about music at all. Personally I think the U K should enter Duga Doo as I'm 90% sure it would win.
  15. Sweenyrod started following Sandberg Lionel in pink
  16. Sweenyrod
    Lovely short scale bass, strung with new La Bellas. No marks or issues,never gigged. Can courier. Ebony fretboard. Dots removable. Gigbag. Better pics to follow.
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  17. Stub Mandrel
    Rhythm guitar is just bass without the riffs and syncopation 😉
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  19. GisserD
    As a self confessed filter addict- i can confirm these are great! Glwts
  20. waveydavy
    Wampler Terraform high quality programmable modulation pedal. Info from Wampler - 11 custom designed effects blocks, from Flanger to Phaser, Chorus to U-Vibe, Harmonic Tremolo to Envelope Filter, you know everything about it is going to be perfect. In one incredibly small package, you can control any of the 8 presets via midi, you can assign an expression pedal to control ANY of the main five controls, you can run it in full glorious stereo or keep it in mono... you can even split that mono signal to route some effects to go before your drive pedals, or amp gain, and have the rest follow behind or in your effects loop! When you put the Terraform into your rig, you know that not only will you get that legendary Wampler tone, but you will get the most easy to use, hugely versatile and best sounding collection of modulations you could ever want Photos ASAP
  21. Salt on your Bass? started following Carry Case for Trace Elliot TE1200
  22. Salt on your Bass?
    My trace case is now giving up the ghost 9 months or so on.... Anyone found an optimum solution? I'm about to start looking around. Thanks ✌️
  23. paul_5
    I opened mine up and removed the two red LEDs from the board - these are the two clipping diodes that provide the overdrive. Mine’s brilliant now! 😄
  24. dub_junkie
    These are absolutely superb. I owned 012/150 for about eight months last year and it was such an amazing bass in just about every respect. I played it to death in the time I had it If I had the spare I'd be seriously tempted. GLWTS
  25. zbigniew started following NBD Rivolta Duocata
  26. AndyTravis
    Fair enough… maybe a relatively new member not 100% certain on the etiquette of the forum? Why not message and guide them, if you haven’t already? I’m always happy to help via PM if anyone’s not sure on what their bass is worth. just an FYI if anyone’s reading 👍🏼
  27. Allen
    Have you tried the Toneriders?
  28. Geek99 started following Tonerider Jazz pickups... how good are they really?
  29. Geek99
    Yes I had one of those and the pickups were terrible. Beware that they might be the same size as each other though, which was normal on early Mex but a pain for pup replacements
  30. Allen started following Tonerider Jazz pickups... how good are they really?
  31. Allen
    So my favourite bass that would never part with is an old 1995 Mex Jazz. I have never altered it because it fits me so well, but am tempted to try different pickups. Would the Tonerider classic Jazz set be seen as an upgrade?
  32. Woodinblack started following What's the going rate for Stingrays nowadays?
  33. Woodinblack
    Hidden the posts that are based on pricing a specific bass, because thats against the rules, as mentioned. If you need help with a specific valuation, please use the wozzit worth forum.
  34. AndyTravis started following NBD Rivolta Duocata
  35. AndyTravis
    What a gorgeous thing.
  36. Marc S
    The "hole" near the attachment arm, isn't a blemish.... it's for adjusting the neck angle. I should have mentioned in my first post, that the necks on these are removable, for packing down smaller for taking on tour / air transport etc. But the beauty of the system is that you can finely adjust the neck angle to set up to your preference, and it's really quick & easy to do.
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