lemmywinks

Gruv Gear Gigblade (original version) might be an option?

Haha this is the best solution, amazing how quickly the problem (and subesquent whining) goes away when the solution is that person buying, carrying and setting up their own piece of equipment.

You can't feel your clothes flapping due to air coming off backline cabs, especially at a decent sized venue. Was probably the air con.

It's a weird thing, everybody going for massive SUVs (which mostly still feel like smaller cars on the inside with little headroom) then moving into cramped new build estates where the roads are just about wide enough for one reasonably sized car.

I picked up my MS60b for £50not so long ago purely to use as a tuner and preamp for when I take my SInsonido out of the house. I wish it could drive headphones properly. There's a simple mod you can do to make the 2nd output stereo so a basic rechargeable headphone amp would work, can't see a headphone out on the new one unfortunately.

I've wanted a C2 since they first announced them, already have a matching red TC head! Don't even remotely need it as I have a little EA 110 with a neo speaker in for home use but just want one, need to stop looking at them. The Nanobass X4 looks like an incredible bedroom rig as well, just 16cm x 20cm x 20cm with aux in and bluetooth.

Bax have the MS60B+ listed at £143, link to the listing is down but still visible if you look under Zoom bass effects: https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/bass-multi-effects-pedals/zoom

Bought a cheap AliExpress replacement bridge to replace the bendy baseplate on an old bass, I quite like the patina on the old parts so reused them so have these spare. There's the three posts with inserts, four saddles and saddle screws.

I'd get this setup then buy red leather sofas to match.

Yeah I had a mate who did house clearances, could get them for free. Helped him carry one up some stairs once when he did manage to get twenty quid for one of them, not offering to do that again.

For a while I've wanted a 3 band preamp with dual concentric pots on each band - a HPF on the bass, a mid sweep (going quite low, like 100hz) and a treble rolloff so I can add highs I like and just nip off the nasty, ice pick in your ears stuff. Volume pot should be an optional plug in module as I never use 'em. Dunno if one like that exists but it should!

Great build and write up!

Ah right, I also don't know much about PA but you'd have to take the XLR feed from the desk, plug that into the sub then take another two XLR from the sub's output and feed that to the power amp for your tops. The sub will have a built in crossover so does all the work for you. Powered cabs are the way to go really, much easier to set up and transport.

Just get a single powered sub to start with, that's all we use now and we do some pretty big rooms. I also have the full mixer app on a tablet instead of using the simplified monitoring one, partly as a backup in case our big tablet fails and also partly so I can quickly check any weird eq stuff going on with the bass!

Warwick have released a 600w version of the Gnome https://www.thomann.de/gb/warwick_gnome_i_pro_600w.htm

Well someone got a bargain! I gigged one of these once (borrowed bass for a late gig) and didn't rate it much but a tenner is a tenner!

As it says, worth checking out if you're local https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/1255625872490379/

Valerie and I Predict a Riot are two I absolutely hated hearing and playing. Thankfully the latter had a relatively short lifespan in the set but Valerie - eurgh. Also Does Your Mother Know, one of the weaker and less well known Abba songs but guitarists always seem to pick it. Hated playing it years ago and our new guitarist is trying to get it into the set, why would you pick that over all the great Abba songs that fill a dancefloor?

Need pics of the fretless you made btw, forum rules!

I use the Gator Pro Go and Transit models, they can sit pretty far down but I still have to bend my knees to get through doors. I'm 6'6" so it's unavoidable, the problem was solved when I knackered my left collarbone and bought a lightweight headless bass that fits in a guitar gigbag!

The Warwick Gnome i and iPro feature a USB audio interface on the back, could just plug it straight into a PC to do quick recording: https://www.thomann.de/gb/warwick_gnome_i.htm

I have one of the Powerbridge ones knocking around I don't use any more, basically the Fishman ones but without the branding. Have a 4 string in black and possibly a 5 string in silver as well. Also have a Bartolini buffer pre, think it's the 2 channel one.

From memory it doesn't have the PAF stickers but there was definitely a green wire in there, thanks! I'd always assumed MIJ + cream pickup covers + hex key pole pieces would be Dimarzio but only realised there were in house lookalikes the other day when reading the Samick Wikia, bit of a relief although regardless it's a great sounding pickup. Just shows a little bit of knowledge can be dangerous!

Was getting a bit paranoid about the pickup in this as apparently it was also available with an in house Dimarzio clone which has cream coloured covers, the pole pieces take a 0.9" (translates to 3/32") or 2.3mm hex key, I take it these are legit pickups? @Bassassin prob best just tagging you to save time really!