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  1. 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...
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    Lovely! That's a nice wood selection. Does your one have a serial number?
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    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
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    Is that the Zippo one? I've heard it's a little lighter 😉
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    I love Jabbas designs, what scale is this one?
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    I don't think it's the type of wood, just the amount of it in this instance
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    Fairy nuff!
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    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?
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    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.
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    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
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    Very nice!
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    Good work Douglas, I found that incredibly moving.
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    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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    They're available again, I ordered the flats and half rounds this time last year. I put the half rounds on first and haven't even tried the flats yet! The half rounds are interesting, like flats with a little more bite, but the feel is almost indistinguishable from flats. I might try them on fretless, I think they would be great.
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    I think if we knew how much we didn't know about this sort of thing we would be overwhelmed, and end up not starting at all!
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    Yeah, nice job!
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    Glad to have helped. They may not all be the same, but my Mustang PJ had it too, just about mitigated by the lightweight Gotoh tuners I swapped in.
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    I borrowed one for a bit, sounded good but had THE worst neck dive.
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    You've got a poop hatch!
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    Our cover (Charms Against the Evil Eye) of the Jazz Butcher song Southern Mark Smith, recorded live with acoustic guitar overdubs only, 2nd take. Leader Pat Fish was a good friend and mentor to our singer. He sadly passed in November this year (2021) and will be greatly missed by many.
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    I've got one about ready. It's going to be Southern Mark Smith by the Jazz Butcher, whose main man Pat Fish passed earlier this year. He was a good friend and mentor to our singer. We'll be doing it tonight at our first gig in nearly 2 years at Oxford Bullingdon tonight. Watch this space .
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