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BarnacleBob

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  1. I quite like slapping though I am no good at - I am left handed but play right handed so my syncopation is the wrong way round.

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    What I dont like is openig up a thread on BC and being confronted with an image of sonemone burning themselves to death regardless of how iconic and well known the image is. :)

  2. [quote name='peted' post='537136' date='Jul 10 2009, 11:54 AM']I concur. The MEC 2 band in my Warwick Thumb BO when EQ'd flat is quieter than the passive Seymour Duncan Quarterpounders in my Precision. There's a fair amount of boost available by turning up the bass and treble knobs, but that might not be the best sound coming from the bass. If you're after a hotter signal then you'll be after a replacement pre-amp or some kind of gain pedal between the bass and amp.[/quote]

    I usually put it straight into the desk via a ESB microbass ll which I always adjusted depending on which bass - it was only recently i was doing a lot of playing with the PJ briefcase that I noticed how low the output from the bass was.
    As long as I am not alone and it aint bust :)

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  3. [quote name='Low End Bee' post='536354' date='Jul 9 2009, 12:28 PM']I like 'em.

    You've avoided brick walls and railway tracks. Good work

    [url="http://www.rockandrollconfidential.com/hall/"]How not to do it[/url][/quote]


    Brilliant!! Worried now in case any of my old bands are in there.


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  4. I have a NT Dolphin and while it is a great bass playability and soundwise - lots of scope given only 2 stacked controls -
    the output level is way below my other basses, even passive ones!
    I can crank up my PJ briefcase all the way in me little home studio to get a nice level but if i leave the levels and switch to the Status T bass that nearly blows me speakers out.

    Any Ideas?

    checked battery and if any adjustment in cavity (a la Wals) but nothing


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  5. [quote name='thedontcarebear' post='536265' date='Jul 9 2009, 10:44 AM']Because it's not a complex task to take the lead out? I do with every guitar and bass I own, whether they are active or not.[/quote]

    Lead out at all times when said bass is not round neck - u trip over that cable and ur pride and joy is going down (and not in the good way!)


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  6. Ha Ha! 10 Grand for an obscure and obselete computer game?????
    Must be a boutique one?



    [url="http://uk.videogames.games.yahoo.com/blog/article/5985/"]http://uk.videogames.games.yahoo.com/blog/article/5985/[/url]


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  7. There is nothing, repeat nothing objective about bass playing and owning.
    what works for one could be a complete antithesis for someone else
    I havent played professionally for years and stick to me little studio and am going to buy a celinder soon (hopefully)
    and its nobodys business but mine.
    will it be better than anything below. I don't know I hope so but I dont need it and it wont change my life one iota but its still going to happen.

    Objective, my Arse :)


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  8. That is one fantastis bass - I had a SBR60 til a few months ago and I loved it, only sold it cos I have too many basses :)

    Doesnt look in that bad a condition to me at all either and that price it's a steal if all the electrics are working fine.

    Best of luck


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