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@Dad3353 started with something very well played just like Kinga, but it's not a bass recording, it's a bass recorded... But don't worry, I give up with fora. I will, from now on, only be active in the marketplace as I paid for it and only until the end of my subscription.

And the thread is derailing ... again. Have a nice evening.

Mike PRIGODICH : A Stitch in Time, to me Damian ERSKINE at his best.

Anything by Anthony Jackson and especially is work with Hiromi. Jonas Hellborg especially the album "The Silent Life". And many others...

He still needs a real hairdresser. 🤣

Something like this :

No, it's a Czech toy (private joke). 😉

King Crimson had a formation with two drummers and two stick players (Tony LEVIN and Trey GUNN), mostly playing bass lines and also bass only for Tony LEVIN.

Have another doobie.

Do you know what a reggae guy says when he has nothing more to smoke ? What the f*ck is that sh*tty music ! Ok, I'll get my coat. 😁

Nope. Low B is enough for me.

B*llSh*t template ?

Maybe start playing church organ, it will be easier for the sound, not the transport. 🤣

Warwick has even a 85~175 set, in case they ask for C - 1 at 16,3 Hz : https://www.thomann.de/gb/warwick_black_label_dark_lord_set.htm

GHS has a 70~140 set that will do the job : https://www.thomann.de/gb/ghs_bass_boomers_70_140_heavy.htm But the question is, do you have the amp and speakers able to go that low, which must be at least 1000 Watts and the speaker going down to 26 Hz (fundamental of Ab - 1) if you want to hear your note clearly... Otherwise, you'll hear the first or even second harmonic which is enough for your brain to recreate the fundamental but the sound will be muddy, for sure.

Nobody mentioned SMV ? 3 bass players named Stanley CLARKE, Marcus MILLER and Victor WOOTEN, here live : And certainly not my project called Mildje with 3 basses (1 fretless soloing, 1 destorted rhythm bass, 1 grooving the same patern in 4,5/4) and 1 drummer, only 1 track called Stuyvenbergh during 45 minutes and played live only once for a jazz event... Arythmical and deconstruted piece of music that took 6 months of rehearsal to be in ... place. Great memories there.

Humming and buzzing could become a nightmare. Have you simply tried to find the non-noisy position (because there is one) by slightly moving in circle from left to right ? That said, to date, the only basses totally quiet I've owned are the Leduc's with their patented hum-cancelling dummy coil à la Alembic (which are also dead quiet) and my old Tune BEB-6 with their own home made quad coils pickups and original twin preamp. When I write dead quiet, I mean in very electrically polluted with LED lights, neon lights, switching power supplies, ... Ask @Marcoelwray what Delano pickups (same configuration as yours, but with 4 strings) he could recommend you, as on his Elwray Infinga, they are very quiet, powerful and articulated sounding. The bass pass around review is here with some videos :

I've just put it on Bassic.de, who knows.

Some people here really like the sound of a P-Bass with dead flats on it. That said the bass sound suits the music, which is the more important, isn't it ?

It's been a while since they used the services of subcontractors over here.