jensenmann

The very first record I played on required a fretless for a slow song. I borrowed a 76 maple neck precision from a friend. It was modded with a JB PU in the bridge position, just like yours. It was the first time I played fretless but it worked out fine and sounded very good. Since then I´m in love with these.

My rig tonight:

They sound beautiful when pushed with a P Bass.

I did that, too, but not the entire Kreuzer thingy. I´ve been using the three transistor frontend without EQ and added a 3 band swinging input EQ based on the API553 circuit. It serves me well up to today. I´ve tailored the EQ frequencies to match with my Wal fretless.

Clearly, this shirt is a call to solo in the highest registers all the time.

priceless

I recently rediscovered Quincy Jones:

I have no clue how that picture ended in the signature. It should be gone now.

No, I don´t use a tablet. What´s wrong?

I totally get the two input feature but I´d like to see two seperate input gains and EQs come with it. I´m playing fretted and fretless and both basses need different EQ settings to work together in the band.

the Fixx Reach the Beach Tom Misch Geography

First thing to buy would be a storage space to store everything bought after that. And it would be a big storage.....

I completely get why the don´t want to go ampless. There´s a huge difference in how a guitar reacts with or without an amp.

Last week I ran into a dirt cheap Eden 410XLT and used it rightaway at our gig. Happy camper, what a great cab. It´s extremely loud and cuts through very well.

I hope so... 😇 In the end I don´t care. It will be an evening with lots of fun anyway 🙂