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If you have a decent amp, why would you need a preamp?

To be serious for a minute, this is my latest Shuker, but there is method beyond the madness... 😆

Headstock from a Gibson reverse flying V. Worries over the reliability of the G string stopped me buying one. Now they go for 4x what I would have paid 😖

About 20 years ago I was in there with a friend who got glassed. The perpetrator was allowed to escape through the bar.

If music is a language, does that mean than those who can not read music are illiterate?

Speak for yourself!

And God bless him for that! 😁

Absolutely, I for one am often to be found anxiously awaiting the countdown of the weeks best selling baked beans 🫤

As not to derail another thread, I'm putting forth the notion that music is a competition. Or rather music that is commercially released, is competitive, and it is the results of this which feed your Spotify and YouTube algorithms. If music was not competitive we would not have The Hit Parade. Thoughts?

To quote Lister from Red Dwarf "that guitar is a genuine Gibson Les Paul copy".

I'd say wrong tree. Possibly you need a pickup adjustment, possibly raising one of the poles, depending on what pickup you have. Edit, to say are you sure it's not a dead string?

I bought a gig bag from Bass Wielder. It was mightily well packaged, excellent comms, can heartily recommend to the Basschat masses!

I sometimes wonder where my old Shuker 6 string ended up, and maybe tracking it down and buying it back.

Digitech BP355 Multi fx pedal but includes ⬆️ I had a short scale bass with floppy strings, so I tuned up a tone, and set the pitch down a tone so that I would be tuned 'normally'. The tracking was flawless.

Natural valve compression?

In terms of 'popular' music, there is no modern music, and hasn't been since the 1990's. In the 1950's there was modern music that would have been out of place in the 1940's. In the 1960's there was modern music that would have been out of place in the 1950's, and so on until the 2000's where for some reason popular music reached its current state of stagnation. I'm open to suggestion for any music from the last 20 years that sounds like it couldn't have been released before the 2000's.

Dave Ellefson formerly of the Megadeth never used compression.

Twinkle toes ✨🕺

Did Flea gig his Flea basses?

Retrovibe anyone?