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[quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1324154491' post='1471401'] Very nice. [/quote] thank you, sir.

[quote name='EssentialTension' timestamp='1324129809' post='1471112'] The Dark Star sound is not that far off the Bisonics and I'd say it was the sound that mattered most, not the looks. [/quote] here is a clip with the bridge bisonic of my 1965 guild starfire, this is what the dark stars should sound like, only a bit hotter: [url="http://snd.sc/iD9Nk0"]http://snd.sc/iD9Nk0[/url]

if you want valve sound, buy valve: +1 for dave hall if budget is a question: [url="http://www.davehallamps.co.uk/page29.html"]http://www.davehalla....uk/page29.html[/url] works also great as a preamp. if budget is no question and you need 2 tube channels with very small space: [url="http://www.testberichte.de/p/gp-lightstone-tests/tube-bass-twister-testbericht.html"]http://www.testberic...estbericht.html[/url] I use both with an acoustic image focus sa and S.A.D. custom cabinets on 4 and 5-strings and they work great.

Meshell Ndegeocello and Pino Palladino - for years James Jamerson and Bootsy Collins - even before I started to play myself Oteil Burbridge - just recently

[quote name='geoffbassist' timestamp='1323851699' post='1467660'] Acoustic image used to, but not any more. [/quote] yep, focus sa. love mine. but even if you have active basses, you might need a preamp pedal, possibly with a di-out.

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1323638339' post='1465362'] [sup]No, but I wouldn't be doing those gigs after that waste of time. Bit disrespectful for pub sort of money.[/sup] [/quote] jep, neither would I. and it is completely disrespectful. [i]edit: since I've read all posts here now. I know exactly what you are talking about. you never meet more people in need of a therapy than in music "business" [/i]

SAD ([url="http://www.sad-audio.de/"]http://www.sad-audio.de/[/url]) 1/12H Bassbaby custom: 350W/8Ohm, 14,5kg, non neodym Fostex, plus Horn, 425GBP plus shipping: sounds great. fast, loud, low and defined even with a 5-string and transistor amp. I don't need more to have fun.

I'm happy with my aguilar octamizer, too.

usually only one bass and always a tubepreamp with di out, bass and rest is this:

thanks guys. what a great thread!

bought a sei jazz 5 from dave and can only recommend him. an honest gentleman.

[quote name='gilmour' timestamp='1321030719' post='1434656']...Still want to retract the bass - its just not bassy enough�� [/quote] maybe because the kick is a little too boomy?

[quote name='Twigman' timestamp='1320880107' post='1432828'] That is remarkably polished for a home recording, personally I think your bass sounds fine. Good job! [/quote] +1 usually I start with some grooves and develop a chord progression and/or melody...