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cloudburst

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  1. [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]It would help with your sale if you said "I am selling my Phil Jones Briefcase" rather than "[/font][/color][color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]I sold my Phil Jones Briefcase".[/font][/color]
    [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]Apologies if it is actually sold, but judging from yesterday's bump, seems it's still for sale.[/font][/color]

    [color=#282828][font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]CB[/font][/color]

  2. It would be great if this Bongo was a really nice shade of blue pearl with matching headstock, white scratch plate, rosewood fretboard and lightweight tuners.
    Due to the use of the term Direct Message as opposed to Personal Message, I'm going to guess the seller is based in Lowestoft.
    And for those of you who don't like the 5HS, there's always the slim chance this one might actually end up being a 5HH.

    Purely speculative and I may be wrong of course :-)

    CB

  3. [quote name='Ma'Grass' timestamp='1430857706' post='2765380']
    @Cloudburst: did you get it?? :) I am interested in getting the para too...
    [/quote]

    Yep. Have used the ParaDriver v2 in two situations so far with mixed results.

    Used it at a small (ie without our drummer and with acoustic guitars) gig with my Steinberger XL2. On listening back the tone was much too distorted and I much preferred previous sessions in the same venue. It may be that the iPhone mic was causing a lot of the distortion but I think I need to find a much more subtle set of settings.

    Used it (BUT with its foot switch turned off) to record my MM Bongo XLR DI into Logic Pro X via a PreSonus interface. Best recorded bass tone I've ever got.

    CB

  4. As most of us have discovered painfully, different basses suit different situations. And it's not always the bass you expect that does well at any given task.

    Like many of you, I've struggled to find a bass tone that I'm happy with when recording my band's tracks.

    And quite by accident, I've discovered a great setup that goes way beyond my wildest dreams in terms of my tonal expectations...

    Musicman Bongo 4HH -> SansAmp Para Driver (all EQ and Drive turned off, just using as DI) -> XLR -> PreSonus iTwo -> Apple Logic Pro X

    If you haven't tried a Bongo, please do, if you have the chance. I'm not sure how it sounds so good in this situation - perhaps it has to do with the 18v preamp etc?

    CB

    PS: Sorry to be a bit 'gushy' :-)

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