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Gain is the level of the signal going into the EQ section and then on to the power section. If you turn that down there's nearly no signal for the power stage to amplify. So turn up the gain to the point of breakup (drive) that sounds best to your ears, then turn up the volume to the desired loudness, then adjust the EQ to fix any acoustic issues. Otherwise it's like driving a car with a clamp on the fuel line.

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Stats and more pics: http://cellarguitars.com/index.php/cellar-v/ This is it for me. Long scale flying V fiver, emg active humbucker to volume, no tone control. No fingerboard, the frets go straight into the neck through laminates. Brass Warwick nut, bridge and frets.

Perhaps overly obvious, but why not pick songs that are nearer to her comfortable range?

I would hate to go out and see a band that didn't like what they were doing. That would ruin my evening and destroy all faith in the band. Don't be a poser, have a chat with the lads.

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I love this deeply

Nah they're probably using chatgpt

Is this the appropriate place for the 'your mom' jokes?

If I were to describe that band to my metalhead comrades I'd say that was 'Death Metal' . Great band and a great player!

A pin drop?

https://necrotaph.bandcamp.com/album/thrailer-thrash?t=3 Enjoy, or not, we are not your supervisor.

Went to see Gogol Bordello at the Melkweg in Amsterdam last week. What an amazing band to see live!

1 bass. Just the main 5 string.

Here's to a speedy recovery. Thanks for sharing!

Who what now?

https://www.guitarcenter.com/Used/BC-Rich/Heritage-Classic-Mockingbird-Bass-Electric-Bass-Guitar.gc Curve ball! Not to everyone's taste visually, but there is no better tone monster.

Don't put the foodstuff on the bass guitar. Furniture stuff is ok. Instrument stuff is ok. My favourite is Dr. Duck's Ax Wax for dark wood fingerboards and for body lustre.

Now replace the pickups with some Aguilars!

Is she single?

Actual gunk buildup can be hard to dilute with liquid solvent type remedies. Use an old creditcard/membership card as scraper to get most of the gunk off, moving with the grain ofcourse. After that, if you really want to get to it, check out this guy: At 9 minutes something he goes well in to fret and fingerboard care.

Ask your kid who she'd like to go see, that'll win out every time

Could consider the pad option but that's affecting the input to the gain stage and the amp's preamp. If you're getting an unwanted overdriven sound from the cab then that's what you need to do. If the sound from the cab is just fine, switch the DI to pre instead of post. It'll bypass any colouration from the preamp and send the output from your bass straight to the desk. This gives the sound technician a clean signal to get right in the mix. Any problems thereafter are either the cables or at the desk, provided the DI in your amp isn't faulty.

I'm not sure there's that much that needs to change, have you asked your band mates or sound guy or friends in the audience if any adjustments are necessary in the mix? Otherwise a preamp pedal is the easiest handsfree solution I think, like the MXR bass preamp. A pedal that doesn't change the tone that much, transparent sounding but with EQ and volume controls which you can set and forget. https://www.jimdunlop.com/mxr-bass-preamp/ Other preamps are available but it's a deep rabbit hole!

For reference, I'm 1.91 m tall, the angle of the pic may or may not be helpful.