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  1. MoonBassAlpha
    And even that looks better than a Rick! I find their white plastic scratchplate ghastly.
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    I think the Bean was on Live Aid iirc
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    I'd be disappointed if a brand new bass needed a fret dress, are you sure it just doesn't need a truss rod tweak? Having said that, my almost new new Mustang had a couple of frets that needed slight attention too.
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    Just listened to a track off that- fierce playing from Holdsworth, I feel the bass can get overlooked on a lot of his stuff
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    Unorthodox Behaviour by Brand X, especially the first track Thermonuclear Burn. I must have heard it shortly after it came out, and I'd never heard anything like it before. I still enjoy it. Percy Jones had his own style, both notes and sounds.
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    This should get copied into the small-bodied basses thread. I actually don't mind this one!
  7. MoonBassAlpha
    Good point, well made!
  8. MoonBassAlpha
    I might try some Status tapewounds for my Mustang- anyone tried them?
  9. MoonBassAlpha
    Parallel compression with fairly aggressive distortion and compression mixed with your original drum mix can add fatness and excitement . I'm sure I read something on here ages ago by @Dad3353 about something that subtly adjusts drum hit levels to make it sound more human.
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    Super early. I think mine's 67 from memory
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    I like the contours on the Fallout, kinda wish the pj Mustang had that too...
  13. MoonBassAlpha
    Lovely! That's a nice wood selection. Does your one have a serial number?
  14. MoonBassAlpha
    I like small bodied basses. The Hohner Jack bass had a very comfy small body, like a sleeker strat. My main 2 basses for the last 12 years were U.S. Masters ep42s, very small body, 24 frets with full access right to the top. Sei Flamboyant is small too
  15. MoonBassAlpha
    Is that the Zippo one? I've heard it's a little lighter 😉
  16. MoonBassAlpha
    I love Jabbas designs, what scale is this one?
  17. MoonBassAlpha
    I don't think it's the type of wood, just the amount of it in this instance
  18. MoonBassAlpha
    Fairy nuff!
  19. MoonBassAlpha
    Sounds like a dry joint around the processing (dsp?) chip. Something is going open circuit as it warms up. Freezer spray is handy for diagnosis of this sort of thing. A microscope I handy too, but you need to know what to look out for regarding solder joint quality on surface mounted components.
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    Just out of curiosity, why didn't you make the fingerboard continuous past the nut, in one piece? Were you limited by the board blank length?
  21. MoonBassAlpha
    I'm pretty sure it's the thicker neck. Fewer frequencies being absorbed at random points. If you've played a metal necked instrument, for instance, you notice a very wide presence of frequencies.
  22. MoonBassAlpha
    A pedal or amp with a sweepable notch filter is extremely effective at killing feedback. You still have to take care damping the strings to keep the whole thing under control though
  23. MoonBassAlpha
    Very nice!
  24. MoonBassAlpha
    Good work Douglas, I found that incredibly moving.
  25. MoonBassAlpha
    I don't remember vat being added a year ago. Also, I thought the flats were from their new supplier, but could be wrong there. I thought I read something that hinted hinted they were now supplied by Piccato, but have no evidence 😀
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