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I was recording with my Fatfish 32 recently. Sounded fantastic. Pretty much only using the front pickup. Warm and woody.

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Welcome Aussie. The Poms will be awake soon and surely know the answer.

I have the 330 and this doesnt happen to me. Defo think there is something amiss there

Next gig for Hurtsfall is Twisted Firestarter at Rebellion in Manchester on 14th August. This is the Infest warm-up party and in previous years has been extremely popular. I played last year's event with my other band and there were still people queuing to get in after the first band had finished playing, so if you are going to this and hope to see us play I suggest that you get to the venue before the doors open.

Thanks Martin - those were the days. I was doing similar in the late 80s Marlborough / Pewsey.

C'mon Si, you know how it works around here. If someone has a problem than can be solved by GAS always suggest that first .

Or that 😝 Si

Buy a bigger board. Obvs.

Get rid of the massive chorus and get a TC Corrona Mini…there will be a toneprint which sounds as good for sure. Other options would be to swap the PolyTune for a PolyTune Mini, and the OC5 for the MXR Vintage Octave (sounds the same assuming you’re using the OC2 model on it). Si

If you've got a good internal metronome you'll be fine regardless but I do not 😂 so having a little LED or light circle really helped! I've had a few over the years and they have all held value so it's worth picking one up to experiment as you're likely to get your money back through a sale

I really appreciate this post @Linus27. Sometimes in the posts on here I come across instances where I'm tempted to leave Basschat but it's posts like this that keep me sticking around ☺️ Ah I just read he was a part of Brand X with Phil Collins.I wasn't aware even though I've heard and enjoyed several of their tracks.

We Are Family - Sister Sledge

Muse-> musk ruined them, just like Elon would

Hi Bass peeps, I'm trying to determine whether my Spyder 550 head has a specific issue or if this behavior is just part of its design. I'm playing a P-Bass equipped with hot DiMarzio Model P pickups. I typically run the Gain on the amp close to or at maximum to get a rich, warm tone. However, when I really dig in on the lowest notes, the volume suddenly drops—almost like a strong compression effect kicks in. I'm wondering if this is a built-in protection feature of the amp, or if there's something wrong with it. Has anyone else experienced this with the Spyder 550? Edit: this doesn't happen with my ABM 500

The two headless 5s are beautiful, and the white one sounds great in the earlier clip.

My Perfect Cousin - The Undertones

so why not keep the name??