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Killerfridge

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  1. I know, I think I bought mine for £230 and still think that's a good price
  2. Honestly, they sound pretty much identical. The feel is significantly different though; I've always found the carbon fibre neck a bit 'sticky' compared the to the sanded maple neck. I've also now realised that every single one of my basses has a maple neck/maple fingerboard (apart from my currently out of action Warwick)
  3. A buddy of mine was telling me he didn't like the chunkiness of the beautiful flamed and birdseye maple neck on his Stingray. By chance I have a Stingray with a thinner Status Graphite neck that looks a bit out of place on my honeyburst Stingray, so I offered to switch them. I don't have any photos of the red Stingray before, but I think they both look phenomenal now:
  4. Look what you can now do... VID-20251128-WA0001.mp4
  5. Having some fun learning some fills I've never gotten around to going - here's my go at the Thundercat/Mac Miller fill from What's the Use
  6. Yeah I can't say how it works, but it definitely appears to work! It also turns out I "like" the settings I think I should like. I scrolled through the Cali76 captures until I found one I liked (no.29). When I saw that on CortexCloud they had annotated the captures with their settings, I went out to find a fast release/slow attack at a 4:1 ratio. Which capture was it? No. 29!
  7. The new bass cabs should just be in the devices i.e. the cab block (I assume those are available on the nano cortex?)
  8. Yeah you can't stack too many on any particular pair of rows without it having a moan at you
  9. The monosynth is pretty silly:
  10. Big update to QC - mostly in the free devices department. Lots of bass stuff in the update which is nice to see, inlcluding: New SVT Captures New Markbass Captures Aguilar Octamizer Mono Synth More bass cab IRs Big change in the way the captures work too (V2). A bit like the Helix Stadium, these are done in the cloud on a bigger machine and apparently appear to allow the capture of things like compressors(?!). Included in the capture list are the Cali76 (32 captures) and the DarkGlass Super Symmetry (7 captures) https://neuraldsp.com/quad-cortex-updates/coros-3-3-0-and-cortex-control-1-4-0-are-now-available
  11. I've got a VTDI I can loan if you fancy doing a comparison. I think of the Sansamp as a "close enough" pedal. I'm using it to get the character of an SVT or B15, rather than trying to emulate an exact amp. I've found that just because something sounds more like the amp it's replicating doesn't necessarily make it better
  12. The VT Bass has the 'character' knob that changes it from B15 to SVT to a mega aggressive drive (according to Tech21)
  13. I enjoy them basically calling you out! 😁
  14. Great pedals, I love mine, still sits in front of my Quad Cortex because the compression is so good
  15. Speaking of those 4 new blocks:
  16. One of the most underrated Spectors around, I love mine
  17. So that's really cool. I've had my reservations on the Anagram but this really gives me pause for thought. Not necessarily something I would use, but as @tayste_2000 said: that's a quick introduction. Not only that, but you can change the distortion engine, something the Parallax misses. Really cool
  18. Sounding tight, really nice
  19. It's definitely a good looking bass, hope it plays and sounds just as good!
  20. Sent you a private message
  21. I currently have lessons with Ian over the internet and they are great. Really good at diagnosing where you need to improve, and gives so much stuff to get on with between lessons, 1 a month is almost too much!
  22. Surprisingly, it has! Pretty much identical interface
  23. Finally, Parallax is available on the QC, and it works very nicely
  24. The Japanese Metros are some of the best basses in the world, regardless of money; glwts
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