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For me, where on a good deal of gigs we just get line checked as we start I need to know the sound I send to FOH. I may need to tweak the eq on the amp on stage to get what I want but a great starting point would be that the same sound was being sent to both the amp and FOH.
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That's a biggie for me - I like to understand the singer, not just hear them. I always want our vocals loud & proud, if there can only be one loud & proud thing in the PA then it has to be the lead vocals, not the darn bass drum.
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Yeah, really nice sound on that clip.
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I saw a bassist using a CL610 about a month back. Had a good sound, and was super portable, lighter than my Ashdown ABM410. Everything was through FOH, but I could hear his sound pretty good on sound-check and the sound from the rig wasn`t radically different to that of FOH, so maybe this cab doesn`t have the high-end roll-off that some Markbass cabs seem to have.
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Love that, JJB would be proud of you Kevin!
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Finally, the perfect bandmate? (sarcasm)
Lozz196 replied to LegateNaarifin's topic in General Discussion
I`m gonna contact our singer, I think it may be him and he`s lying about his age................... -
Thanks guys, always nice to hear actual specs from the companies themselves, and Tech21 are always good with this.
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On a similar vein we had the possibility of a gig in Vegas, looked at flights, cheapest we could get would take 26 hours. I mean you could take off and hover and get there quicker. I think their theory was take off and go extra fast over Europe/Russia/China/The Pacific, rather than just head out the other way..........
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It does seem to be the more popular type music attracts this - don`t get much of it on the punk/Oi scene but whenever I`ve been to the bigger venues you do wonder why many of the audience have bothered to go. Pretty much happens at football too, when I`ve been many of those in the expensive seats seem to spend equal amounts of time in the bar as watching the match.
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Inappropriate profanities in songwriting
Lozz196 replied to mentalextra's topic in General Discussion
Rather immaturely we have a new song on the way called See You En Tee (typed like this to avoid pranity laws). It`s basically about how to dislike someone for their race/colour/culture/religion is pointless, and that you should really only dislike someone if you consider them to be a ****. Likewise it`s also about how someone from a different race/colour/culture/religion can be a ****, so it is fine to dislike them, and that it`s not racist to do so. -
IMO Behringer gear really punches above its weight. The BDI21 is a great Sansamp clone, yes the Sansamp is better but again, is it 10 times better, probably not but it costs ten times the amount (and should point out I`m a major Tech21 fan so not being critical of their products at all).
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That`s just killed my wanting one of these.
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That`s cruel Bas, my powers of imagination hadn`t got round to those thoughs - they`re now firmly implanted in the brain, drat!
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That rings a bell, I was in The Shout. Used to play The Powerhaus, Bull & Gate, Boston Arms, that circuit. Great times, from what I can remember of them.
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Sounded more like a turbo charged Flea to me. Shame, I reckon backing off of the gain a fair bit and playing a Ricky that might just get a fairly decent Lemmy sound.
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Slightly different for me, I was going to treat myself to a Fender 51 Reissue Precision on my 51st, but for some reason never got round to it.
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Played there a good few times myself back then, what band were you in?
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I`ve flitted between using both, but found that for gigging on the originals circuit it`s easier to have amp-head & cab, as gear-shares mean carrying an amp head to gigs with a provided cab is easier than carrying a combo to a gig with a provided cab, which I can`t use anyway.
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Yep, love Tech21 products as well, congrats on the new amp.
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Fret Buzz on one of five strings - SOLVED
Lozz196 replied to Count Bassy's topic in General Discussion
This is interesting, I`ve always cut my strings to 10cm to allow for two windings around the tuning peg, however a couple of weekends ago put a set of Warwick Red Labels on my Mex Precision and a rattle/buzzing was coming from the E string, although only when played open. I took a look over on Talkbass as there seemed to be more threads on similar issues and the common theme was especially on Fenders cut to allow 3 windings on the E & A string if there wasn`t a string retainer to guide the string as far down as possible. So I put a new string on, cut to 15cm/3 windings and rozam-kobar, sorted. Must say however, I`ve had many other types of strings on that Mex Precision but have only experienced this on the Warwicks. But now I know, not an issue, I have a string retainer on all other strings so will just remember, 10cm for A/D/G, 15cm for E. -
Not played one but heard a bassist using one a fe weeks back, teamed with a Precision and a bit of grind it sounded really good.
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I think there`s also the question to be posed, how many who just use bass/amp are those that use a different array of amps/cabs/combos as provided gear on a regular basis, where they don`t know what gear will be provided until they actually get there? Do you still rely on this gear to get the sound you want?
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Well both Duff and Steve Harris use Seymour Duncan pickups, Duff has a Seymour Duncan Hot Stack Jazz bridge pickup, so it may be worth looking at the neck version of this pickup for your bass. They`re much fuller in the sound than a regular Jazz pickup, and hum-cancelling too which is always a bonus with Jazz pickups. Sort a KiOgon wiring loom off of here and do the install yourself - John makes excellent products which are easy to fit, I`m testament to this, as if I can fit one pretty much anyone can. I think that may be as near as you can get, as with all of those mentioned, they do have a split Precision pickup, which putting one of those in would possibly require extra routing by a luthier.
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If I were to use a generic Precision sound then I would, however as the sound I use is pretty specific and not obtainable from many amps (I can get it from my own amp) I have a preamp/DI pedal in the chain to get it. As such it`s easier to always have the preamp in the chain and get the sound from that, even if using my own amp, just makes setting up more standardised.
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Re this, the ones I`ve had have never worked on the low E at gigs, too much background noise have affected the performance, so over to the TC, is it good for all strings in gigging conditions?