TheSiberian

Welcome to the forum!

There are good basses and entry level basses. I believe that the good basses sound well with or without active preamp and the entry level basses rather need an active EQ as the overall quality, wood and pickups are...well entry level. I always prefered the actve basses and always bought the best bass I could afford in order to keep the bass and the good sound for a long time. ( with or without EQ )

Just in case there isn't a line input.

Some wise studio cats say: One = none Two = one Three better than One

Thank you guys. Nice to find long date friends here. Regards

I want to say hello to all bass heads on this wonderful site. I am a bass player since thirty years, I played all kind of styles of music but what I am really found of is prog rock like Chris Squire & Yes, Genesis, King Crimson, Dream Theater, or jazz rock Jaco & Weather Report, Anthony Jackson, Mahavishnu Orch, Tribal Tech, etc. I have a deep passion for basses from Alembic, Fodera, F-Bass, Jerzy Drozd, Rickenbacker, Smith, Sukop and pre Gibson Tobias...which I collect since a long time. I am also present on the TalkBass.com and I hope to have the opportunity to learn a lot of interesting things and to participate with my humble knowing in this respectable community. Thank you for letting me be a member. TheSiberian