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A pigeon, really! 🫣😂😉

Here is my music place, with my desk, sorry for the mess... 🤪😂

I think we have 2 winners, amazing mess guys, congratulations! 😂

With this, you have all you need: http://www.vintagekramer.com/Electric/wiring-dmz4000preamp.jpeg

If Mozart was still alive he would agree, and it's been the same for almost any classical musician considered now geniuses, but not back then as most of them were always short on money, except a very few, like Rossini. So every penny generated by some kind of recognition is more than welcome for an artist ... when he's alive. For the record Vincent van Gogh officially only sold one painting (La Vigne Rouge) while alive...

I owned the Bugera Veyron M for some time, and really liked it sound wise, but the fan was a bit on the noisy side for me, so it went to a friend who plays really loud as it was not an issue for him. Otherwise I would have kept it and would have simply put a Noctua fan in it. Good choice, really.

An ideal gig is one where I don't play...

She is a very great player and I'm almost following her since the beginning of her career. That said, as I already wrote, her actual band is quite meh sounding, too Polish (if you've ever been to Poland, you'll know what I mean), so poorly sounding and boring synths everywhere, which is quite a shame... Her previous band was, to me, better sounding.

Simply wire the pickup in parallel as it's what makes the sound of the Stingray (even the fiver model) coupled to the typical 2 bands EQ preamp that the Musikding classic preamp reproduces very well. The lower the total resistance of the pickup wired in parallel the closer to an original it will be.

It totally depends on what you're looking for, flatwound strings can be really great sounding just like roundwound strings on any bass, not only Jazz Basses.

Simply ask Vanderkley, he is speaking English...

These were his in-between moustache days, what a journey...

Indeed, check this, it showed up today, but they are still rare: https://www.zikinf.com/annonces/annonce-2442966

Just for the record, I bought something like 30 years ago a quite heavy Revox reel tape recorder that arrived completely destroyed as it was simply put in the thinnest cardboard ever... I never got any refund.

Your intonation is more than correct Chris, no big out of tune notes at all, just always a bit too sharp, but don't worry it doesn't destroy the music at all. I've heard way more out of tune notes by professional renowned classical violinists or cellists, but beware of the lines as you'll start playing out of tune for sure if you rely on them (your always a bit too sharp intonation is certainly because of that). That said you can use a slight bit of chorus if you're not 100% confident with your intonation, it will level things up. Concerning the ebony fingerboard, it will take years and years of heavy playing to mark it to a no return point, but a levelling will sort it. And raise that E string a bit, it will breathe even more. 😉

Indeed @BigRedX, but that's exactly how music has always been composed, "stealing" parts from the others, but now with AI you don't have to learn music, just ask and use what seems interesting to you. Plagiarism is still not really legal.

If you use AI like you would use a dictionary or a grammar, there's no harm as it's considered like usual help, but if you use AI to fully generate a tune, it's, of course, legally, not possible to copyright it as it's not your work. There lies the difference.

After searching as the push button for the wires were looking familiar, I found that the HH 1500 is really similar except that their heatsinks were black painted, but maybe it's another series.

Sure about that? Just spend ... A Night in Langney.

Calling @Bill Fitzmaurice.

The one I recommended above can be used with 2 wires, the third being for the speed regulation. Furthermost if you use the special cable to further reduce the speed it will be a two wires out. 😉 I've put these Noctua fans in almost all amps I've owned, and it means a lot of amps.

We are you based @Aygotaygo as there should be someone around willing to help you or fix it for you?