chrisanthony1211

It's feedback time!

Interesting to hear that not many of us bassists use a compressor live, I always thought that it's what's bassists did, never too old to learn I suppose!

To compress or not to compress, That is the question, Whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer the peaks and spikes of outrages signals, Or to place a compression circuit on a sea of phat bass. And by opposing, reduce them, to smooth them, to die, to sleep, Well that's enough of that! I've always used a compressor, however recently due to events beyond my control I've been going about my business without one and I'm quite liking the "uncompressed" sound I'm hearing, so I thought I'd get some thoughts on whether fellow basschatters compress, and if so, what are you using?

I think both look great, and I would probably always want the colour I don't have !

I'm a huge advocate for AER bottom line amps, it's a great company that make awsome products, you get what you pay for with these. I've only played the amp one, and that gives my 500watt terror bass a run for its money, although obviously when you get past 12 o'clock the terror bass pulls always a little, but I've not had it past 12 o'clock yet on a gig! I imagine that the rest of the line will be just as good, I was going to sell when I got my terror bass but I can't bring myself to do it. There's not many around to try but anyone willing to come to North notts can have a go on mine. (And can also try my status which is for sale!!!!!!)

One of the things I like about vintage fenders is that once you've bought it, it will go up in value not down! And of course it will sound amazing, make women want to be with you and men want to be you every time you pluck a string!

Check out the link below regarding the correct period decal, make sure you get noses photos of the pots and pickups to be sure http://www.guitarchina.com/news/bg/bg04/20041102/050117.htm