visog
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By popular music standards... covering Motown, Beatles, Disco hits is covering the bases (not basses) enjoyed by many, many millions over the last 50 years. John Myung is practically invisible on these terms - no matter how good he may be. This was all about pop music...
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Good line-up... Bet we don't get Jaco
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Nice concise history of the bass there with a bit of colour... I want to watch your documentary.
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It's the B-Social all over again... pedal market has some moved on...
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Glou-Glou Moutarde is here! 4 LPF, PLL, gated fuzz synth
visog replied to Quatschmacher's topic in Effects
Erm... just get a synth? -
Yeah fugly like a Tyrannosaurus' arm...
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Probably for balance...
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Some AFR goodness with none other than Dave Swift presumably organised by slated Ibanez UK...
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Agreed... so how much do you think they'll be... without speculating of course..?
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My bass spews 18v of filth... It's pretty hot. The OP plays a Jack Cassidy so I think that's a semi-acoustic that could boom or have all sorts of transients.
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Good point Bigwan. Perhaps we need to chillax and get back to unity gain: in life, in politics and in our psychology.
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Wahhh!!!!! Sounds like a faulty unit? Normally sound great.
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Erm… I think it depends on your technique and how 'hot' your bass is and if your recording... You say your technique is rubbish so if you're heavy-handed I consider trying one... Intrigued with your pedal board...
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DaveFry… I'd love that Wal through a Trace rig...
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Adding Tube Warmth to Soiled State Amps
visog replied to skidder652003's topic in General Discussion
Loads of pre-amp options... some good suggestions so far. I'll dive in with tube-loaded Two Notes Le Bass or Darkglass' solid-state range which all sound awesome with varying degrees of grit. Sensing for this OP the Vintage Ultra being the most appropriate.
