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  1. MoonBassAlpha
    I played through a 126 combo last night. It was plenty loud and had a really solid sound, with all the eq flat and the volume on about 2. It was a backline amp provided by the venue, glad I didn't have to lug it up the stairs!
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    Basement studios in Watford had one in every room, and later the black panelled ones without the back-light. Cool workhorse amps. I think I replaced a 2n3055 transistor in one for them when I used to work a couple of units away on the same road. When this HH stuff first came out, the e-l back-light was THE coolest thing!
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    Pic would make a good album cover for my band, Charms Against the Evil Eye...
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    Anyone use these for overheads on drums? I'm looking at a matched pair as mine (Red5) have a slightly different response, both level and tone. Subtle but noticeable.
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    Shouldn't these posts be in the Share My Music subforum?
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    Me too! Good job it isn't a 4 string. BTW, shouldn't the description be Mensinger? It's what it says on the head...
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    A bit like the old S G Nanyo Bass Collection 5ers ?
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    Was your win carried over from November? I lose track of these things...
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    A very nice piece!
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    Nice grain on the body, any idea what the wood is?
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    Looks cool, I nearly bought one of these years ago. What sw does it actually come with?
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    Voted. It's very even this year!
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    Audeze, nice Christmas present. I assume they're noticeably "better" than everything else you had?
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    For live, will mostly be using a dynamic mic, I suspect
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    Difficult choices ahead, requires further listening.
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    My guitarist uses one of these, it's a nice sounding guitar for relatively little money. This is in far better condition, the thin finish gives a very open sound, but he's a heavy handed nurk and has worn the finish round the sound hole to smithereens...
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    Entry for the Basschat December 2022 cover song challenge. As suggested by my friend Rob for an occasional get-together we have with another school friend Paul (we used to jam together and did a couple of gigs). The parts were subsequently recorded remotely, and mixed by me. Rob did the main vocals and 3 backing vocals, Paul provided the Rhodes, grand piano and Hammond tracks and I did the bass (Mustang) acoustic parlour guitar, drums and the main backing vocals. Gear: Mustang p-j bass, Gretsch Renown drums, Art and Lutherie Ami parlour guitar with old strings, Eggz shaker! Recorded in Reaper using stock plugs
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    I'm working on one, roping in a couple of old friends for some remote collaboration. Hope my piano player comes through, he likes the song, but has limited time as he's writing a musical on commission ....
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    Just saw a Hayman being used on the 1974 Cleo Laine show on the beeb right now Saturday 22.10
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    Very nice work on both. I like the lower horn on the first with the upper horn on the second. Both look very tactile though!
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    Late to the party, but how about glueing a thin fingerboard on whilst under string tension and clamping it at the exact relief you require, say, using a metal straight edge, g-clamps small and large, and blocks . Difficult to explain without a picture, and it's bedtime!
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    Excellent!
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    Sounds about right! Thanks for straightening that out.
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    @NickD thanks for your input. I suspect the NS has a better basic sound (transducer etc) to start with. The hi-z input thing might be worth checking, although the buffered output of the Stagg preamp shouldn't need it, it may still sound better.
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