Woodinblack

Sounds good, seems like everything is connected, and if the cones look good, all should be fine

No, you are right, it doesn't.

Apart from the helix algorithms, that is the spark. I have a spark 40, and it really is good although not sure I would use it for gigs. But then I had a pod go and didn't rate that! As a home practice thing it is fantastic though, it sits right by my chair in the living room for evening practice. I also have the waza air, but the spark would be the thing left if I had to get rid of one of them.

Have you thought of a Spark Go?

Litterally, if your bass is resonant then some frequencies are going to be cancelled and some are going to be boosted. Maybe they are ones you want cancelled, which is fine, but otherwise you will end up with a thump or a rumble or just feedback at one frequency. THats what resonance is.

Can honestly say that unless the bridge is defective, the difference it makes from one bridge to another is so subtle you wouldn't be able to notice.

If you have a decent meter then yes, you should be able to tell. The 4 ohm is actually slightly higher than 4 ohm, its actually a little over 5, as it is 3 sets of speakers in parallel giving: 1 / (1 / 8+8 + 1 / 8+8 + 1 / 8+8) = 1 / (3/16) = 5.333 ohms if one speaker has blown that 8+8 bit would be failed, so that would be 8 ohms Although the other way is just play a bass through it and see if only 4 cones move!

No, if you then look at threads you have contributed to, it will show you the offending thread, even if you unfollow it.

There are limited editions, which are limited, and then there are the ones they do all the time that started off limited but they didn't stop. Sadly the only ones that have been interesting are actually limited!

Single? you are a regular contributor, you posted in 2010 AND AGAIN in 2020!

Indeed - it makes sense from a marketing point of view, but always a shame when you can't get something because you weren't in the right place / right time to get it, especially it means there are two fenders I would actually buy even though one is a guitar that I don't play much any more and the other is a 4 string bass when I generally only play 5s.

Yes, thanks, I undertstood what he meant

Actually not for fender - they make a certain load of items and then that is it, move onto the next. Several things I thought might be nice (the paisley jazz bass) that they shipped out then never did again

I am sure there is some way of removing notifications of threads like that - I shall look tonight

Take your own stage light?

The rational is that programming stuff on the forum is hard and takes time, or getting plugins that do things like that cost money, I have recently been to lazy to do the hard, and I believe that at the moment there is less money around, at least until new advertising comes on stream or more people become supporting members. So it isn't likely to happen in the immediate future, even if it is something I would like.

How recently are you talking, I haven't but there have been some changes that shouldn't have affected it

Agreed - I never use those.

How do you know statistically there would be 10%? There may be 10% in the general population, but maybe if they can't play their instruments left handed due to the rules of orchestra, they are more excluded from that sphere and less represented?

And I suppose value is very relative for people: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-66563807

Obviously something is worth whatever you can get people to pay, but a decade ago these were the prices of 60s basses - I guess that is we have moved on a decade later, and there are a lot more year of birth basses in the 70s now then the 60s, and 60s have gone into wall hanger territory. There was a 76 jazz bass round the corner from me the other day for 2k, looked in good condition, but with the london shops and reverb pushing much higher prices for 70s basses, it sort of normalises it. I guess my real problem with the 70s fender jazzes etc is that it is hard to get round the common knowledge of when I was starting that you didn't touch a 70s fender unless it was cheap (and they were very cheap)

I wouldn't have thought so, 70s fenders having major value is only a new thing

They are very light wood. My euro is probably 10lb I would think.

The spector I recently just traded (the RST) was just over 7lb

I don't think so, these are individual isolated events