[quote name='clarkpegasus4001' timestamp='1330583427' post='1559660']
Hey same bass as mine! except mine's from 1975.
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Now you've got me thinking . . . . I'll double check the serial!!
[quote name='bigthumb' timestamp='1324131822' post='1471147']
I cant help wondering if this was one of my SQ's.
Excellent Precision basses, up there with all the US ones.
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Well it's not the one I bought off ya mister cos I still got it :-)
I always ALWAYS come back to my MIJ bitsa Jazz - I know this is silly but I got 5 Jazzes at the moment and another in bits waiting parts - sad or what?!
OK thanks - will check this out - the pups are floating on sponge - my main bass - the pups are from a Geddy Lee Jazz. One of the others that does it - it's a really old '75 Ibanez pup. Some good info here to work on. Interestingly it doesn't happen with my more up to date Sandberg JM4
I'm using a Trace AH200 head (Series 6 GP12) - usually into either a Nemesis 2 x 10 (horn disabled) or an Aguillar DB110.
I like quite a twangy sound so boost the high mids to achieve this - usually playing a Jazz bass.
Quite often when I turn towards the amp (even when facing away sometimes) I get a painful HF feedback. Am I just being greedy with the volume and top end or is something wrong.
I'm using compression from a pedal - but not masses of it - seems worse when using single coil pickups.
Thoughts please.
The effects send jack is post eq and post limiter . . . see manual here [url="http://www.samsontech.com/site_media/legacy_docs/LHseries_OM_v1_1.pdf"]http://www.samsontec...ies_OM_v1_1.pdf[/url]
(see page 6) therefore can be used to send a post eq signal to the desk.