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Thanks for the advice, thankfully this is a one off thats been sprung on me......[quote name='Welshbassist' post='124285' date='Jan 21 2008, 12:05 AM']Make sure you turn the tweeter off on that Epi, and boost your low mids, while cutting a bit of your treble. If possible, try and get a set of flats, or at least make sure your rounds are dead enough.[/quote]

I have to play 3 Elvis numbers next weeken no practise just turn up, so id like to nail the sound, is it just a case of turning the treble off or what ive listened to some u tube and there is no sustain at all to the notes, how do i achieve that?

Youve had that pbass GB for some time havent you? I guess hes had the maple tucked away somewhere, cool to see your take on it with the split pup, there is still one of the three left I believe with some Jazz pups.[quote name='bass_ferret' post='122758' date='Jan 18 2008, 11:42 AM']GB's love EBS so its probably gonna cost more. Your neck was made using the same bit of wood as mine and it is all gone now.[/quote]

Yep i looked about for a one cab solution to give the MB11 its full head at 500w into 4ohms, had to be light and this one kept coming up, 750w light, small. I couldnt see an EBS to fit the bill with those criteria and that I could afford, lets hope i made the right decision.[quote name='EBS_freak' post='122695' date='Jan 18 2008, 10:06 AM']Just seen you are getting an Epifani... it's still costing![/quote]

Is that the pbass GB you have?

Agree with all the above, I happened upon a Spitfire built for some shows as a showpiece and as such I believe got a bargain as it wasn't custom built for me, but wow what a machine all the best woods and tronics and a beauty to boot, have no fear, just sold my Lakland DPLE1 which i said i would never do, the GB is indeed a one trick pony as it does all the tricks in the book, you will need no other bass. I have however a nagging feeling that she may be too nice to take to some rough old pub do's if you know what I mean.......wheres my cheap bass?

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well there such a numpty lot at Church, mind u a mate whos a carpenter said wow thats a nice piece of walnut! Hell! this has just cost me XXXXX.[quote name='EBS_freak' post='119730' date='Jan 13 2008, 07:44 PM']Yup - they certainly are monsterous thing. Scarily good. How does it compare to the Lakland then? Had many people comment on her yet?[/quote]

shes 9.5lbs so not light but not over heavy, its all that soaked in goodness![quote name='martthebass' post='119795' date='Jan 13 2008, 09:42 PM']I don't have sufficient vocabulary to describe how beautiful that is. What's the weight like?[/quote]

Indeed we do immediately, theres quite a select GB club forming.

[quote name='EBS_freak' post='119694' date='Jan 13 2008, 06:58 PM']So... the question is... does it live up to you expectations? I hope so! These beasts are a class above others aren't they?[/quote] She certainly does, had two Gospel outings with her so far and first new secular band praccy on the 23rd. As suggested she has a slap sound to die for (yes some Gospel music has a bit of slap)! I just cant get over the bell like clarity, havent really had time at home to crank it up and check out all the permitations available, but the early signs are superb.

I've had her a week or so now and thought u would like to enjoy my new lover. American Dark Walnut Burr top American Walnut Body Maple Insert Highly figured maple neck Searate Highly figured maple fretboard GB Full electronics & Pups.