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  1. acidbass
    In my experience, drummers mostly like to hear themselves over others - I guess it's what they are used to. Perhaps a single overhead mic (well positioned) might do the trick?
  2. acidbass
    Love Killing Joke - really just discovered the band around a month ago. Love Like Blood is superb!
  3. acidbass
    @horrorshowbass This thread is your life in a nutshell!
  4. acidbass
    'So What'
  5. acidbass
    I assumed the ZS10 and ZS10 Pro were just two different names for the same earphone? There is a Pro X which appears to be a different product, but no differential between ZS10 and Pro on their website.
  6. acidbass
    I would think about a lower tension flat than the Deep Talkin if you play over the Stingray bridge pickup. The tension there would be quite high.
  7. acidbass
    Just got Snakepit tickets for both nights in Amsterdam, April 2023! Can't wait!
  8. acidbass
    In my experience of Roto RS66s, 8 hours playtime is more than enough to wear out a string.
  9. acidbass
    Just in the door at home after a weekend of smashing gigs in the UAE - first time over there, it's totally amazing! Brought 2016 US P Bass, HX Stomp and IEMs with me and it sounded great! Local crew over there were superb and provided all PA stuff. Can't wait to get back over there!
  10. acidbass
    What year is she?
  11. acidbass
    It certainly is. While the pickup itself is wound in a single coil - the positioning over pole pieces greatly affects the vibration of the string within the magnetic field. This phenomenon led to the infamous Stingray weak G syndrome for over 40 years before finally being corrected.
  12. acidbass
    People will tell you that it doesn't make a difference - aesthetically it does and IMHO also sonically. The magnetic field that a string vibrates in is different depending on how much of the string is above the pole piece. For me, consistency is key and I feel the same about strings being perfectly centred between pole pieces (e.g. J and P basses)
  13. acidbass
    Off topic, but quite a lot of FOH engineers now on large tours will mix in stereo. An example would be if the singer points to the brass section for a solo section, it makes sense to the audience that the sound should come from that side of the stage. It's never hard panned, but the stereo field is utilised often.
  14. acidbass
    I love mine, it's a great vibe and look for acoustic/jazz gigs. I have La Bella 760FS on mine and they are fantastic, although I have considered a slightly lighter gauge (760FL perhaps). The tone is beaut!
  15. acidbass
    Remember it well! Welcome to BC
  16. acidbass

    In Memoriam

    acidbass replied to Kiwi's topic in Site News

    Very sad news indeed. Another good guy gone.
  17. acidbass
    Have you seen the new Di Marzio Relentless J pickups? They have adjustable pole pieces: https://www.dimarzio.com/pickups/standard-bass/relentless-j-pair
  18. acidbass
    All strung top load only. I'm never convinced about the break angle for the thru body stringing!
  19. acidbass
    Love this! I have a thing for post 2010 white US Fenders (with the US****** serial numbers) - they are just immense! I have five of them! My P's are strung with La Bella 760FS and they just bark.
  20. acidbass
    I love stereo IEMs. The separation between instruments is so much better, I don't have the beltpack as loud as a result and everything sounds clearer in the mix. Typically, I pan drums to the right, all other band members to the left and have myself in the middle of the stereo field.
  21. acidbass
    Bought quite a few guitars from mainland UK and had them sent here with absolutely no issues. Courier booked in the normal way with no additional forms or paperwork at all.
  22. acidbass
    I'll weigh in with the fantastic Fontaines DC:
  23. acidbass
    Agreed. There's a difference in x-over frequency too between the *35 and *45 speakers. The latter sends a lot more to the horn which makes the woofer more efficient for bass and kick drum (although I would still always hi-pass both)
  24. acidbass
    Is the sound there when the bass isn't plugged in - i.e. can it be heard acoustically?
  25. acidbass
    I went from DR Lo Rider nickels to NYXLs as my round of choice. They sound great! I use them on both P and J Fenders.
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