I use a Fusion 500 with a BB2, playing pubs, clubs, wedding venues etc.
It is most certainly loud enough and the very versatile eq has made achieving a great sound in all sorts of venues, very easy.
No plans to change it
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I would set the truss rod in "dead position".Staight in the midle.No bow no underbow
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I tend to do the same if leaving an instrument without strings for any length of time.
Quite fancy getting myself a Looper pedal. Being a complete newbie some recommendations would be most appreciated.
My preference would be for something of good quality and easy to use.
Very lush.
I was working on a similar looking Balladeer for a customer yesterday, impressed with the quality but not so much with the dirt on the fret board.
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As I don't deserve anything better due to lack of talent, I got this mint Nevada for seventy quid off the 'bay' and dropped the Emg's in with a new wiring harness. It's been proffesionley set up which cost more than the original price.
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From the pic that looks great
Have a good one Jack.
We've played there a fair bit. It's an unusual one for us, some nights they can't get enough of the rockier numbers but on some occasions the rock stuff has cleared the dance floor and they want Disco/Soul.
Our last visit there a few months back was eventful. One of the drunken punters decided dancing with one of the bar stools was a sound move, he was swinging it around (which cleared the floor quicker than the rock numbers) another punter stepped in to stop him and it didn't end well. The drunk was fine of course but the other fella ended up with his leg facing in the wrong direction and a bone poking out of the flesh
I play fretless a lot at home but have yet to do so in public.
Unless I join a different band that's not likely to change
I'm still a relative newbie to fretless, I'm using an unlined f/b and really trying to get a feel for playing without looking at finger placement. It's beginning to pay off, intonation is improving and I'm enjoying it very much.
This is why our band don't get involved with these sort of events, not saying we don't do our bit for charity, we do but just not the sort where the real winner is the Landlord.
Etienne was a pleasure to deal with. Great comms, paid when he said he would and no messing about.
I'm very happy to recommend him as an all round top chap, one of the good guys.