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I thoroughly enjoyed that. In a simple twist of fate, DB is not an instrument that really floats me, but DB supremo Danny Thompson is one of my all time fave bassers. All of the contestants were top bananas, but for me it was Emma on sax that took the biscuit, and Luke on piano. I also loved that drummer in the backing band.

They dont own islands but both owned properties in Hawaii https://observer.com/2018/04/fleetwood-mac-john-mcvie-hawaii-home-honolulu-sold/

Thanks - mic level it is

Just looked at the manual and it doesnt say much about the D.I. but you have answered my question better than the manual. The console is an analogue Yamaha MX 12/4

Thanks Mr horse, yes a typo in the title and post. It's a 9.2 as you say. I'll have a whiz through that manual , cheers for the link !

Are you sure loosened the truss rod and not tightened it ? Some bass's TR's are oppossite when tightening and loosening

While us chaps are still in rehearsals, i'm thinking about going D.I. out in the future. The 9.2 has the option of switchable Line or Mic level D.I. Is one better / more useful than the other, and can i still use both channel gains + volumes , and master volume , whichever D.I. option i use ?

Jaco's cat only needed 4 strings

Great timing and intonation on a fretless.

I had a pair and they were excellent

http://www.armstrongpickups.co.uk/miscellaneous-pickups/

This is a public forums. It would be a good idea to remove your mobile and ask people to PM for that contact number instead

Yes, i can confirm - here's a thread i've contributed to. Any thread i posted in has a star.

I nearly understood that

I see your point, but I would think a stepped drill bit would be easier and more accurate , no ?

Good points

Well how many bassers out there want Midi bass ? Thats pretty niche. 3 or 4 years for a build is rediculous unless they have an enormous order book. Even Wal dont quote that long, do they ?

Yup, too woolly for me

Vari- focals are like looking out of a fishbowl. I went for Bi-focals, or Bi-vocals if you're called @Velarian Sorry V

I don't see how a Forstner bit would work, as they can't be centrered on a hole that's already there.

How do they stay in business with those build times ?

Great tutes indeed. I used to play Halloween on fretless, and although this guy isnt giving a tute, it's an easy enough bass line to play, and one of my fave Japan tracks

Brilliant - some bassisters have a sense of humour

Boss VE20 here, used for backing only. Has everything needed. I believe there's a Boss VE2 now which is smaller than mine. Take the time to set it up properly and they work fine