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does air leaking from a 1/4 ext jack on a Schroeder effect the sound and can i get a sealed 1/4 jack socket?

does the air leak from the 1/4 jack socket on a Schroeder cab effect the performance? has anyone managed to block it up or swap it for a sealed socket? mine chucks out a LOT of air

ok £90 delivered?

burmp

Fishman pro plat for sale, £100 delivered uk [attachment=35691:proplat.jpg]

6 months old and hardly used, £85 posted, i changed the original 1/4 jack for a locking XLR [attachment=34883:IMG_2293.JPG]

i have a a Shadow SH950, £90 delivered same as this... [url="http://www.shopwiki.co.uk/_Shadow+SH+950+-+Bridge+Pickup+-+Double+Bass+Pickup"]http://www.shopwiki.co.uk/_Shadow+SH+950+-...ble+Bass+Pickup[/url]

effineck wot, it never sounded as good as that for me what the what are you feeding it on,

anyone know what the difference, if any, there is between the 'Bass' and non bass? version?

[quote name='supabock' post='591760' date='Sep 6 2009, 10:37 PM']Ok here's the story..... I have been playing electric bass now for some 25 years or so and I really would like to learn the upright bass but not quite sure where to start. I have only ever tried one upright which was new, but a dog to play. Whilst I understand that there is a completely different technique, approach and mindset when playing uprights, and it will be something that will take time to become proficient in, is it a case that all basses will be a dog to play until I get used to the different instrument? I have tried a variety of electric uprights, namely the NS Wav and Dean, and these are very playable. Should I start with the electric which is similar and playable and then progress to an acoustic upright. In reality will the electrics give me the sounds that a traditional acoustic will? Any suggestions as to a good playable acoustic to start on as there is nothing worse than buying cheap and fighting with the instrument, when you ar trying to make your life easy at the start? Its a big leap of faith in terms of dedication and money to spend on a traditional upright if all I get is frustration from it.....Help in this deepartment would be greatly appreciated[/quote] i've got this for sale supabock... [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=51894&hl="]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=51894&hl=[/url] i went to this after playing electric bass for 45 years and now i'm playing Double Bass, it's a great intermediate bass, easy low action with the right sound and feel of a double bass, cheers john

D'Addario flats on a P instant Motown Mojo