paul_5

Oh no. Awful news.

Depends what the OD is doing - if it's boosting midrange frequencies then the P bass is doing that simply by being a P bass. Jazz basses have a natural dip in mid frequencies, so that might explain why this happens. I reckon the only way to go is Fretmeister's approach: 1 bass per pedal!

Anybody else qualified for the free Toontrack software (EZ Mix Lite and EZ Drummer Lite) but can't open their website to download them?

Well, if you turn it through 90 degrees...

I'm sickened to be in the same country as that. It's a real monster and no mistake!

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1367280430' post='2063742'] I used to sell Studiomaster kit back in the 80's. Absolutely fabulous kit that I'm still seeing used some 30 years later. [/quote] I've got a wonderful Studiomaster 6-2-1 mixer in my shed waiting to be restored. Marvellous EQ section.

Also, is there anything plugged into the headphone socket? This particular amp mutes the speaker output when you plug a pair in.

[quote name='Rigges' timestamp='1367353013' post='2064669'] Tried different cables and different basses. Have a SansAmp Bass Driver lying here. What shall i do with it mate? [/quote] Bass into the Sansamp - Sansamp to the 'power amp in' and don't be afraid to turn the level of the Sansamp up past half-way.

If you're getting the preamp 'gain stage' lights flickering but no output then I'd suggest a different speaker lead. Can you check the 'preamp out' feed into a mixing desk?

have you tried different a different bass? Plugging the bass directly into the Power Amp in isn't a particularly reliable way to check the power stage - it's expecting a line level signal (+4 dB or thereabouts); your bass on its own won't be putting out anywhere near that. Have you got a separate pre that you can test it with (Sansamp / Tone Hammer etc)?

[quote name='toneknob' timestamp='1367335958' post='2064384'] ...would you recommend standing with a strap on? [/quote] It's certainly easier than trying to ride a bike with one.

I doubt many ladies would be moaning [i]about[/i] a gentleman's excessive gusset... ...other than them 'todger dodgers'

[quote name='TimR' timestamp='1367301416' post='2063788'] Considering that women are supposed to be empathic, they all seem to missing the main points. Why does he want to spend all his time in a different room to her? Maybe she should spend less time on Mumsnet/FaceBook/CandyCrush/CoronationStreet whatever... [/quote] True dat.

Theme from S'Express.

Does this count? http://youtu.be/AMQgbNK7fGs

Finally, and without further ado - [url="http://snd.sc/ZNTxZy"]http://snd.sc/ZNTxZy[/url] sound clips of my Faux C2 build. These were recorded using a fretless Jazz through the OC2 clone straight into Pro Tools 10.3.4. No other effects or processing was used - I just hit record, played and then bounced them out as mp3 files. There's a recording of the fretless line on its own (effect bypassed) for comparison (if you like that sort of thing).

All of my basses are 'upgrades'. My Bitsa Jazz has had an active EQ fitted, a fretless Mighty Mite neck and a MM humbucker shoehorned in. My P bass has had a new pickup configuration and an active EQ fitted, and my acoustic has been 'upgraded' by being defretted

[quote name='grahamd' timestamp='1366875399' post='2058278'] Mingus [media]http://youtu.be/jOWNkZrkLfk[/media] [/quote] End of thread.

Rickenbacker for me too. Really tried with the '79 one i borrowed but just couldn't do a thing with it.

Vaseline, and plenty of it. Chicken grease/lard will eventually combust.

Hooray for BC!

You polish furniture, you play basses.

[quote name='spacey' timestamp='1366825322' post='2057789'] Anything with 3 chords in, ramones ect, as I get so bored I forget which one I just played. [/quote] True dat!

Give Steve at www.doctortweek.co.uk a bell - he's ace at finding old/vintage/NOS/bloody unusual components... edit: [url="http://doctortweek.co.uk/shop/catalog/browse?sessid=AaGrioQybLyVzkhKIuuXni6uAalQdocbnRXSgOfMc27VewLG3VFL9paB9LCP8wpP&shop_param=ecid%3D27%26"]http://doctortweek.c...am=ecid%3D27%26[/url] £1.99 seems alright too - Steve doesn't sell cheap stuff, just good stuff, cheap.