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The Neve preamp would be the real killer! I bet which "guitar company" is the one mentioned by Sheldon...

Indeed! And seems that the production bass has an ebony (or phenolic) fretboard

As I dreamed that bass for years, I'm more than ready to put my £££ into it... ...but I live in Italy, and here in Europe the bass is available no more. Seems that a lot of people have four grand for a bass

It's sufficient that Sheldon put that bass into production! 😝

From minute 1:04:25 they discuss the JT "Rio Dream Bass" with preview of the model!

Mexico

BTW I have to fully understand yet the usefulness of Channel 2, as I prefer Channel 1 by far...

I found "useful bass tones" (someone tells me what it means, please) with those settings, that I set up to create two almost identical-sounding channels: I used my brand new AVII 1966 JB, with bridge pickup at 80%, neck pickup at 20% and the tone knob rolled off a bit. I don't like cranking the bass knob on the amp all the way up, as the bass frequencies get out of control in a studio environment. I think 10 is the max level to have a booming bass sound (which I don't personally like, preferring more controlled and focused bass frequencies).

My ACB50 performs great without issues. Probably is a case of a bad unit (B-stock?)

Mine arrived yesterday!

that weighs approx. 25 kgs, less than a good Fender Twin Reverb that guitarists handle around for decades

Like you do with every vintage Bassman head…

New 50-watt tube combo amp from Fender, and first signature amp! https://youtu.be/2QdgXjo1ZC8

Just announced on the Facebook page:

well, I'm always hoping in a proper Epiphone reissue of Grabbers and Rippers and maybe RDs (not the ones reissued in the past)

But the Capo (awesome indeed) is a different preamp than the Sisma has.

Jad Freer Audio Sisma bass head: https://jadfreeraudio.com/ Nothing sounds like it

regarding the EHB1005F-AOB, make it 4 string and I'll buy it in a rush

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Back on topic... Any further info on the JT Combustion?

I insist that the SH model has unique features different from any P-Bass.

remember that the SH signature P-Bass has a maple body.