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The QC is good at adding a little more/less gain to captures (did this for guitar rather than bass but same rules I suppose) haven’t tried it with these NAM in the anagram as they come with 3 distortion levels to pick from as you’d expect so little need. Although I don’t think you’d get good results anywhere taking a clean capture and trying to gain it up to distortion

To be fair it takes some beans to distort a 300W SVT on its own

You'll be looking at the oddly named. P5 4-string. They're very good basses.

Thanks. No nitro finish here anyway. I found some 91% alcohol IPA. I guess I can find a cotton cloth / old t-shirt. You wouldn't use a soft paper hand towel even on flats?

That's interesting. My impression was that they were very similar to La Bella 760xx.

25th May 2007 here. Was also on the old site! Be interesting to know how many people came from Bassworld and are still active on Basschat.

In fact, they sound like the Thomastik JF, without the high price tag and their super smooth touch, and with more tension, of course.

This is what I mean by "mistake" - as in, not working as intended. It feels like such an obvious omission that it can't be intended

Had a GK1001RBii and couldn't take to it. Was very loud but just couldn't get a sound i liked. Dave

I have a Status Shark Pro-active sunburst 4-string. Great bass, plays well. Set up as a piccolo but I've not played it for years. Probably because the piccolo set came with an unwound 'G' which feels weird.

Used to play that in early 80's and loved it then and that's a great version of it. Very nice indeed and that sound effect works really well with it. Great to see a 3 piece band cover songs like this. Dave

Not arguing with that at all, I’ve captured most of my stuff at a variety of settings to get the widest range of useful captures. Again not questioning the quality of the model, purely pointing out that Id expect a capture to have at least some breakup when pushed. Possibly depends on what input signal was used to train it I guess though.