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The Fender tone stack is bass and treble cut to 2/10, mids 10 /10 for as flat as possible.

Charlie Jemmet’s Cashel Street Christchurch

Yes. They had several branches locally in Essex during the 1970’s. Not specialists, but at that time they served my need for strings, straps, picks etc. For serious bass stuff I’d often take a trip to Liverpool Street and walk to the Bass Centre in Wapping. Although that was probably in the 80’s or later.

@Bagman the 4” wide leather straps from The Bass Gallery are on all my basses (including 2 x Warwicks). They look good, last for years and are very comfortable.

It was never like that back in the day Nostalgia isn't what it used to be 😂

Cool, that's what we do now on our analogue mixer+headphone amp and looking forward to the day we get an XR to do the same. Another band I play in has started to use an X32 (desktop, not rack, version) but the friend owning it has yet to figure out our individual mix control.

Stay with the Force, do not stray to the Dark Side …

I've not done that approach but it's a good idea. I struggled for a while with the EQ on my terror head (second edition) but over the years have settled on this eq. Sometimes I vary the treble a bit depending how old my strings are. I'm always playing a P bass with a pick and round wound strings so this won't suit everyone. - Bass at 25% ( or 9 using the hands of a clock approach) - Mids at 75% (3 on a clock) - Treble about 40/50% Paul

Sounds a fantastic place, I never had the pleasure. Wanted to see what it had looked like from the outside, but found this cool image instead with a bit of story... (source)

Amazing how many people come up after gigs and say ‘that’s had a hard life’… Also, its the only bass I have owned a drummer has complimented sound-wise🤔