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That grain is lush!
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I really liked the orange/white one they did with the Big Al.
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Yep. Used Chromes for years on my Sterling. Have GHS precision flats on my Stingray.
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Yep, that and the 17.5mm string spacing.
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Always wanted to try one of these. They use the Sterling neck profile, which is one of the best necks I’ve ever played (wish I hadn’t sold mine). I love the shape of these. The Oly white one looks lovely.
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Yamaha BB434 Maple Fretboard. PLEASE REMOVE.
Quatschmacher replied to Mutley's topic in Basses For Sale
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That’s odd as you weren’t on the list of followers, which is why I tagged you. I wonder if the original subscriptions are still present in the background as part of the merged parts then, even though they aren’t now visible.
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@prowla, @Al Krow, @GisserD, @HazBeen, @carlitos71 a similar thing happened with subscriptions on this thread as happened with the FI v3 one after the topic merge. You’ll need to re-subscribe (if you want to).
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Might be a bit trickier - pretty sure that line was done on an FM synth, maybe a DX7.
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@bassfan Moog enough for you?
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I don’t have a favourite of all time. It’s very good though. I’ve got four on the board (not counting C4 and Spectrum): Microtron IV, Chromatron, Qballs Enigma and MXR BEF.
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No one has mention the Noble preamp, which Shaun Hurley describes as a B15 in a box. Though they are spendy at $1100. https://nobleamps.com/preamps/ I believe our residents @dodge_bass and @andybassdoyle use these, perhaps they can chime in.
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Are you covering your tracks mr Krow?😆
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Yes, you do. The updates are great.
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PSA - due to an admin error, subscriptions to this thread got deleted. If you want to follow the thread, please re-subscribe by clicking “follow”. @SICbass, @CameronJ, @HazBeen, @Dood, @mxm, @bartelby, @Richard R, @MacDaddy, @GisserD, @Al Krow, @Leonard Smalls, @andybassdoyle, @MrTea, @lee650, @Bass-Face, @Andras Szalay, @AxelF, @reesource, @Dubs, @krispn, @toneknob, @owen, @cosmicevan, @Higgie, @AinsleyWalker, @Kiwi, @prowla, @burno70, @Illinformed, @itu, @dodge_bass, @hiram.k.hackenbacker, @stewblack, @Ruck, @ped, @Gradenko, @Rustybass Belgium, @Cuzzie, @Barsky, @Paul Sale, @PurpleBert, @gorandelac, @knicknack, @MOXYBASS
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It definitely was a new version - due to some of the features I suggested, the core oscillator code had to be completely rewritten. However, I agree, it might’ve been a good time to addres the hardware dimensions, though I suspect the units were already still around from the first runs.
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Really, a shame? The upgrade was huge and has cost users nothing. Yes, there is a bit of confusion but it’s well documented. Can’t help it if folk refuse to read. (I did see one person who sold his original FI to buy a v3, but that’s the only case I’ve heard of. I’m still surprised at the number of people running really old firmware. I’m doing a lot to raise awareness but Panda’s marketing could definitely do with a kick in the pants. If you want to play, I’d say get the FI now (it’s a mature product) and the SA thing is probably a way down the line time wise (I don’t know for sure, and even if I did, I wouldn’t be able to say).
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Install the v3.60 editor, create an account on the database website, browse through the available patches.
