Nodd

Actually, the studio pianos were all in A- 432Hz. Wind and brass wouldn’t have a problem as they’re variable pitch. I wonder if folks with perfect pitch would hear the difference? I also get the lack of cogent reasoning for it, but aren’t some of us meant to be ‘artists’ ? amenable to non-conventional reasoning? I don’t get it but, that’s the reason for asking

Yesterday I was recording a few demoes with my band when the subject of tuning parameters came up. it had been suggested that we use the A @ 432Hz as the datum pitch. Can't say I had problem with it as it was such a small drop - 8Hz from 440Hz the 'standard' pitch. The singer seemed to enjoy a small amount of comfort from the change, he already tended to favour Eb as a key, Obvs the drop made no difference to the challenges of playing bass in Eb on a conventionally tuned 4 string. Has anyone else come across this? It seems to be gaining traction as an alternative to the albeit rather arbitrary A-44Hz. Any opinions /

As you assumed , I will be swapping out the tone for the varitone. I thank you very much for your prompt and helpful reply. Cheers, Nodd

Well, I'm back on this topic. I'm planning on adding a tone selector to my Fender P. Just not 100% sure on the cabling connections, can anyone help. Or should i get our man Klogon to sort me a loom? Thanks, Nodd

Has anyone on here got one? or had one? or had hands on experience? I missed out on buying one recently and still have a hankering. They look like a conversion to lefty without any butchering would work.

i've had mine for a few weeks now. The accompanying app matched with the amp form quite a helpful combination, Certainly useful when I had to learn a 24 song set recently.

Thanks G, good thinking. Maybe alt between P and Mud, that being maybe what I'd use more often, along with the bridge.

I have a notion to add a 'Mudbucker' to my Squier P-bass. It already has a Precision pickup in the usual position and a J pickup in the bridge position. I intend to add the Retro vibe Mudbucker at the neck in the Tele bass position. Questions: Has anyone on here added a third pick up? Anyone got any switching and control ideas? Should I use the coil tap option? keep it all passive? How do I balance or mix the pickups? Any other thoughts or considerations. Thank you in anticipation Nodd

I have a notion to add a 'Mudbucker' to my Squier P-bass. It already has a Precision pickup in the usual position and a J pickup in the bridge position. I intend to add the Retro vibe Mudbucker at the neck in the Tele bass position. Questions: Has anyone on here added a third pick up? Anyone got any switching and control ideas? Should I use the coil tap option? keep it all passive? How do I balance or mix the pickups? Any other thoughts or considerations. Thank you in anticipation Nodd

I can't see any trace on GG or GAK. I have already read all of the articles regarding neck-dive, awkward hangs, three point bridges etc. in preparation! Hoping its gonna happen and not just the gold version.

Ah, that'll be it then! thanks, I think that was, coincidentally, when I changed over to experimenting with different coated strings and then settled omn EB's mostly. Thanks