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  1. On 10/08/2025 at 21:54, crazycloud said:

    From the same email I mentioned above, as I was asking about a 6 string bass, which in typical Ibanez (and Cort) style uses the 5 string dimensioned PUs for the 6s. So mebbe the router will have to come out.

     

    The 6-string size would be suitable probably, but that one will be 118mm long with an 87.6mm magnet length.

     

    I wouldn't fuss about the 1mm differences mentioned until I was trying to fit the pickups into the cavity as the slight numerical differences I see all over the place re these PUs are likely conversion rounding errors and the EMGs are actually accurate to the Bart dimensions as it would make little sense for EMG to do anything else.

     

    Strange that these ExW PUs still aren't on the EMG site.


    Been up for a week or so now 👍 Release date, 27th August.

  2. I would be most grateful if you'd kindly watch my lil ONE MINUTE video. Please, like, share, add a nice positive comment ON THE VIDEO and sub to my little channel - that sadly gets lost in all of the "pick me influencer" videos that make up 14 pages of rants on Basschat 🤣. 

     

     

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  3. Thank you, please LIKE my video, give my channel a follow and if you could, leave a positive message.  I've shared this video today to groups with over 100K followers and have 9 likes. Honestly, it makes me feel like throwing in the towel when I see people would rather rant over some internet faker than support a 1 minute bass gear video :( 

     

     

     

     

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  4. 6 hours ago, MichaelDean said:

    I have done just that! From an old review of yours of the GB Modern, the EMGs sound a bit smoother to my ears compared to the Nordstrands. Might be the signal processing but they sound very nice.

     

    Thank you! - I'd agree, there's definitely a difference between the stock pickups and the new E4W's. There's some really nice depth to them over passive, obviously extra output and a really clean and sweet top end. I really like them and Nords are without a doubt a great pickup, no knocking. I feel my bass sound was more controlled with the EMGs. 

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    Ahead of the Nick Smith Memorial Charity Gig on Septermber 7th (Where you have the opportunity to WIN this incredible bass designed by Nick and @Grainger guitars,) Darren and Gavin arranged to bring the bass over to me to put it through its paces. 

     

    It was quite a surreal experience and not without its emotional moments off camera as I was sat playing the bass Nick would never get to play. Thank you to Darren and Gavin for the opportunity to show it and at the same time, for me to give something to our community in remembrance of our fallen hero, friend, brother and loved one. 

     

    I put together this video for the Charity Raffle, but don't worry, there's a full in-depth video review coming up later too. 

     

    I would really appreciate it if you could take the time to watch the video, like, share, subscribe to my channel and follow, as well as giving the video a positive comment for Nick's family to see please. 

     

     

     

     

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  6. I've done a thing! - 

     

     

    Product page link: https://www.emgpickups.com/bass/whats-new-bass.html

     

    I would be most grateful if you'd kindly watch my lil 1 minute video, like, share, add a nice positive comment and sub to my little channel - that gets lost in all of the "pick me influencer" videos that make up 14 pages of rants on Basschat 🤣😂🤣

     

    @DanVeallBassist Presents:

    EMG Pickups' new E-Series Pickups feature the commonly used slim soapbar cap design.

    Unlike any other EMG design, the E-Series feature wide aperture coils with ceramic magnets,

    utilising an oversized stacked single coil design.The coils go all the way out to the edge of the cap.

    The E series delivers powerful low end while retaining the articulation modern bass player requires.

    The E Series pickups unlock a multitude of bass models for simple, drop-in EMG upgrades.

    Designed with versatility in mind, the E-Series can excel in a wide range of genres and playing styles.

    Just like all EMG active pickups, the E Series are free from hum and buzz, and include solderless wiring kits for simple, DIY installation.

    For further tonal shaping, the E Series pickups are compatible with EMG’s wide range of bass EQ’s and accessories, so the tonal possibilities are virtually endless.

     

    Music Composed and Engineered by: @DanVeallBassist

    Video Production by: @DanVeallBassist

    Track: It's Only A Matter Of Time by Dan Veall

     

     

     

     

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  7. 31 minutes ago, BigRedX said:

    One of the things we seem to have lost sight of is that for nearly everyone on here, the people who watch the more than 10 seconds of any of the videos being discussed in this thread are not our audience and are unlikely to ever be our audience, so lets stop worrying about them and maybe put some of that outrage energy into producing some great new music and performing it in a way that will get people excited about both the music and the performance.


    A point well made, though I fear that social media, or rather the companies who run the platforms have done such a “good” job at engineering (and by that I mean controlling) those using the platforms, that no one can handle any more than about 30 seconds of any video before the next micro dopamine hit is required triggering and almost involuntary action to scroll. I know people who can’t even list to a whole song in the car before they have to hit next. 

     

    Any decent long-form productions are swamped by the algorithm spitting out the BS that we’ve spent 13 pages talking about instead. 😔 I would love for 13 pages about Bass The World’s gear, Bass Player Magazine’s reviews, The Jonny Dibbles and Bass Bonedos of this world being discussed and given the support our community needs. Support where it is needed.

  8. 24 minutes ago, BassTractor said:

    Weird thing (to me) is that we have the same in the classical music world: some young people with enormous online presence and Wikipedia articles about them, and who travel the planet to give concerts ... and ... they can't play for the life of them.
    Sophomoric at best, and in fact I've had 1st year students play better than these.

    I think their visual appearances have something to say in this.


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    I have students who play better than some of these. Maybe if they spent less time practicing trading flesh for likes but practicing their instruments instead … 

  9. 15 minutes ago, Dan Dare said:

     

    It's debatable whether she does. I have to say, I find her vid's hilarious. They're so obviously mimed tripe that anyone who is fooled only has themselves to blame. I particularly like the one in which her mum twiddles the knobs on a $59 mixer (with, of course, no effect on the sound) whilst our heroine gives it large.   


    Given the subject of the post, I have to admit I wasn’t specific referring to this person - these videos are so obviously mimed and, not knowing anything else about her, I’d love to think she was just taking the piss out of “influencers” and the entire audience commenting are in on the joke. Maybe the lesson links take you off to the ultimate shred rickrole or something!

     

    but I fear that maybe a parallel universe where honest politicians and common sense and critical thinking skills thrive.

     

    I’m not long for social media, it’s turning in to more effort than it is worth.

  10. 5 hours ago, Supernaut said:

    It's disturbing and worrying that genuine musicians seem to have given up when it comes to defending the art of playing and writing songs. Sad day/times. 

     

    5 hours ago, BigRedX said:

     

    No we haven't.

     

    Those of us who can just get on with creating, and don't bother getting worked up over fake internet outrage.

     

    I do think it IS getting harder to convince the “I won’t pay for music” crowds the value of what we do. It’s bad enough trying to get a “like” and a “share” for slaving for hours over a video editor!

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  11. Originally planned to keep this bass longer, but things have changed. I am currently using it to record a product review where I have swapped out the pickups. When complete all the electronics will be returned to stock and the bass will be up for sale. 

     

    Unfortunately the bass does have an issue which affects the price and therefore I am selling it more as parts than an “as new” example - despite it being in otherwise incredible condition. The truss rod is and has always been stuck. Thankfully, if you like a pretty flat neck, that’s where it is right now.

     

    Highlights: Roasted Neck, Nordstrand Pickups, Luminlay, Hipshot Tuners, Babicz FCH Bridge, Markbass preamp, ULTRA light bass, Bone nut, 22 Frets

     

    A great bass has just the right blend of timeless design and modernized features. The GB Modern bass is developed for the J-Bass enthusiasts with a surprisingly lightweight design for greater comfort and enhanced playability while reducing fatigue. Also featured are top tier visual and spec enhancements such as roasted maple neck and fretboard, Hipshot® Ultralite Tuners and Babicz® FCH4 Bridge to reduce the weight even further, and an ultimate tone combination of Nordstrand® Big Single Pickup Set paired with MarkBass® MB Instrument Pre preamp system.

     

    Specifications

    CONSTRUCTION

    Bolt-On 

    BODY MATERIAL

    Maple Center Block with Paulownia + White Ash Wings 

    TOP MATERIAL

    Poplar Burl 9T 

    SCALE LENGTH

    34″ (864mm) 

    NECK MATERIAL

    Roasted Maple 

    NECK SHAPE

    C Shape 

    NECK THICKNESS

    1F : 20.3mm, 12F : 22.9mm 

    FINGERBOARD MATERIAL

    Roasted Maple 

    FINGERBOARD RADIUS

    15.75″ (R400) 

    NUMBER OF FRETS

    22 Frets 

    FRET TYPE

    Medium-Jumbo(2.7×1.1), Nickel Silver 

    INLAY

    Black Block with Luminous Side Dots 

    NUT MATERIAL

    Bone 

    NUT WIDTH

    1 1/2″ (38mm) 

    TRUSS ROD

    Two-way Adjustable with Spoke-nut 

    TUNING MACHINES

    Hipshot® Ultralite 

    BRIDGE

    Babicz® FCH4 (String Spacing :19mm) 

    PICKUPS

    Nordstrand® BS4 Pickup Set 

    ELECTRONICS

    MarkBass® MB Instrument Preamp 

    CONTROLS

    2-Volume, 3-Band EQ, 1-Passive Tone (P/P) 

    HARDWARE

    Chrome 

    STRINGS

    D'Addario® EXL165 (.045 .065 .085 .105) 

    NECK FINISH

    Matte 

    BODY FINISH

    Matte (Open Pore) 

    COLORS

    Open Pore Vintage Natural (OPVN) 
    Open Pore Charcoal Gray (OPCG) 

    SPECIAL

    Litelift Body Design 
    Weight: about 3.5 kg (7.7 lbs.)

     

    I have a box for shipping, I am advertising this as collection after payment (Bank Transfer) - however you may arrange your own courier :)

  12. Will upload pictures in a bit, one of the best compressor pedals on the market for features!

    It hasn’t been on a pedal board for a little while now and has Velcro on the bottom ready for its new home.

    https://www.tcelectronic.com/product.html?modelCode=HE123

    https://images.app.goo.gl/63gJJkCtEDRHVFio6

     

    S/H one here for £120+p&p: https://www.absolutemusic.co.uk/tc-electronic-ndy-1-nova-dynamics-dual-compressor-and-noise-gate-effects-pedal-pre-owned.html

    NDY-1 Nova Dynamics Features


    FOUR compressor pedals and TWO Noisegate pedals in one unit, infinitely configureable! Dual Mono, Stereo, 4+ cable method, Serial mode.

     

    MANUAL: - https://service-tcgroup.tcelectronic.com/media/Nova_Dynamics_US.pdf 

    [*]2 compressor modes: studio (multi-band 3 way) & stomp (full range)
    [*]Noise gates (frequency dependent)
    [*]Dual engine design
    [*]Dry blend – parallel compression (Perfect for bass players)
    [*]Flexible routing
    [*]Auto input gain adjustment
    [*]Precise gain reduction meter

     


    High quality dual engine compression and noise gate made stompbox simple.

    Packed with never before seen functionalities Nova Dynamics sets new standards to floor-based dynamics control. Its dual engine design offers a variety of setup and control options that allow you to tailor Nova Dynamics to fit your rig. Use the two engines for different compression settings or switch between stomp compression for that classic "squash" and TC's advanced multiband compression for subtle, studio-style dynamics control. You can even split the two engines in Nova Dynamics and have a compressor in front of your amp and noise gate in your amp effects loop for true noise reduction of high gain signals.

    The Dry Blend feature lets you blend your dry signal in with the compressed signal for optimized attack with no eating into the dynamics while the automatic input gain adjustment on both engines brings perfect settings for e.g. both a Strat and a Les Paul at the flick of a switch.

     

     

    £100 + £5 towards insured mainland shipping. Bank Transfer. Tracked, Insured and Signed for / Private Sale / Not Responsible for loss or damage in post.

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  13. Top-tier professional 1x12” w/ adjustable tweeter bass cabinet by one of the very best in bass. 

     

    Everything you dream of from real girthy ceramic drivers and rock solid cabinets!

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    Woofer: 1-12” Ceramic Magnet Woofer w/ Vented Pole Pieces

    Tweeter: High Intelligibility HD Series Tweeter

    Cabinet Design: Ported

    Cabinet Material: Baltic Birch Plywood

    Cabinet Covering: Black Tolex

    Impedance: 8-ohms

    Power Handling: 350W RMS

    Crossover: Custom Phase-Coherent Crossover w/ Tweeter Control

    Frequency Response: 40hZ – 12KhZ

    Sensitivity: 98db @ 2.83v / 1-meter

    Dimensions: 16-1/4”H x 18-1/2”W x 15”D

    Weight: 19.5kg

     

    I do not have any shipping boxes big enough for the cabinet, therefore would advise collecting. Bank Transfer. 

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