johnny1982

Oh, wow! @EBS_freak I'll send you a PM - not to spam here about the Kemper😊

@EBS_freak I am based in Switzerland😊 Just wondering - did any of you guys ever tried a Kemper with an In ear? I am also seriously thinking of this option...

Wow, many thanks guys! I will reconsider all those facts listed. I'm very new in the In ear territory - especially when it comes to the setup. But that info provided really give me something to think about 😊

Thanks for your answer😊 Well, i think i will give you right on this one... By the band i play with - they use Behringer X32 digital rack mixer as far i know. But i am searching for a way to manipulate the sound on "my side of a chain" - so that i just can send it to mix and eq the "in ear" side only for me. Could that be done with a PREAMP/DI box and wire the bass out of that? I was thinking of that, but... There are only 2 "outs" there. I would actually need 3 then - one for MIXER, one for bass hear and one for In ear. Or is this an unlogical thinking? As far in ears go - i won't sadly be able to test ones, but i normally like headphone "bass playing" - i play only on headphones at home through amp sim on my DAW. So i was thinking also about getting an Ultimate Ears UE 6 Pro (which they claim, should be for a bass players).

Hi everyone!😊 I am thinking of ordering myself a custom molded In ear monitors ( i am a bassplayer) and the thing i was warned about (from a fellow musician) was, that i can expect a non enjoyable bass sound in my in ear which could lead me to abandon using In ears in general. The guy told me, it would be almost a "must", to EQ my bass sound that is coming ONLY to In ear monitors. I did a research on In ear "signal chain", and so on, but i can not find any info or help on this, or that anyone is doing that. So - how do you wire your bass signal for a good In ear monitoring? (If you are using a wireless transmitter, of course)? Do you guys use your dry signal in your in ear? I would really appreciate help - Thanks😉

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Hi everyone! I have a little problem Since my childhood i am used to play the 40 - 60 - 75 - 95 - 125 Superlight strings. It's just that i feel the most comfortable playing them. I tried to switch to 45 gauge quite some times but i just could never get used to the the feel as with the 40 super light ones. All is good with finding the super light strings for 4 and 5 string basses, but i noticed that finding a 6 string bass set is a bit trickier. The normal/common 6 string bass strings set is 45 - 130 with a 32 as a C string. Anyone has an idea if the super light gauge exist? ( I saw Fodera sells some but would i really have to order d**n strings overseas??) And IF no - would it be wrong combining a 40 - 125 set with a 32 string? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks