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Am getting some great sounds from mine at present, tho tried the SVT style setting and it was light years away from any SVT I’ve ever used. Quite like the Bassman style setting tho.

HiMass for me, seems to be tighter & more precise

Still unfortunate though, and a good reminder why remaining vigilant is a necessity

Great news @Franticsmurf, well done

My main bass - now retired to home use only due to sentimental reasons - did probably 150 gigs over a 3 year period, including festivals & overseas tours, plus video shoots. Whilst not precious about it I similarly wasn’t careless with it. Our driver on the tours used to joke that he’d never seen a bass in such good condition, aside from fret-wear it’s still in pretty much new condition. I’m obviously letting the low-slung heavy-pick attack punks down badly.

I`ve got the ones as per the left hand image on the pic. Plenty easy to put in/take out.

I’m in a very loud band due to the drummer and I have the PRO 17s, pretty much all of the frequencies are preserved, just everything is much quieter, to being roughly at home listening volume for your stereo.

Is it definitely the grill that rattles? I ask as I’ve had a couple of cabs which rattled and the problem was the tweeter - even when switched off, part of it rattled on low notes.

Yes the Paradriver is very versatile due to the sweepable mids, I used one as my sound for about 4 years in my last band where I needed a toppy/driven sound and it excelled at this, boosting the upper-mid range really pushed the gain/drive across when digging in. For more "traditional" bass tones I do prefer the BDDV v2, after all it is a bass-specific pedal whereas the Paradriver is more multi-instrument.

I’ve not used mine with the Shape on on my ABM600, will give it a try.

Sadly I`m now unable to attend, work is calling

Nice to see you back, great choice re amp too!

Melkweg is a great venue, I really enjoyed playing there (and a Spinal Tap moment, I got lost in all the corridors backstage)

They were at a fairly high price before the current political tomfoolery, recall seeing a similar thread about it a couple of months ago.

Impossible to have a thread like this without mentioning Ashdown.

Definitely, I met Bruce Foxton of The Jam when we were on the same show and I was incredibly nervous but he was a really nice guy.

A clip from The Spacewasters most recent gig, Sat 08 Oct, at The Escape Bar, Shepherds Bush. The song is actually called Red Hot.

They’re very good basses, easy to change parts on to suit, but no actual need to.

This is a great thread, must have been an awesome situation to have been in.

Agree Paul, I had similar once and our very own @gary macsorted it for me.

I just wish that more of the string brands, and for both flats and rounds, would do 50 - 105s. Given the pickup placement on a Precision having a heavier D & G really helps balance this out imo.

The sound waves are probably holding it up

That’s one of my fave sounding rigs @Jonse, paired with a Precision just superb