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Which is why he is so opposed to the secondhand market. It’s nowt to do with fakery, that’s just a smokescreen.

After the journey you've had with it so far, you've got to keep it for a while at least.

Nice purchase, you won't be sorry. I didn't chime in as I'm a PB300 powered cab and Flightcase top user, but the description of the sound of your new cab sounds remarkably similar to my own experience (not surprising really). I'm a bit of a Phil Jones fanboy, but I can honestly say my current rig is the best sounding bass setup I've ever had. Really precise, without being sterile (it certainly showed up some of my technique shortcomings when I first had it, now corrected) and requiring very little in the way of EQ. Really good for FX too (I have my rig emulate an SVT for certain gigs via a Tech2 VTDI). Enjoy.

You called...

You tease!

12 replies and no one has posted this emoji? Surely BC is slipping. Let me rectify the situation...

That white, right there looks the biz.

Oi, no punning! Schtum. No Parlez.

That picture is rubbish, Dan. The most important bits are out of focus! 🤣🤣🤣 Congrats on the gig.

Ooh! Hello pretty.

Ernie Ball Colbalt Flatwounds, I have them on all my basses except one.

Makes a change from too much drums

Cool story.

The thick polyester finish on the normal models can restrict the resonance of the wood, although not always. But if a difference is heard in the bass acoustically, then this could certainly be a contributing factor.

Never rethink surf green, unless it’s for sea foam green

I’m glad it actually turned out to be Satch, as that was my first impression.

Ah, the famous ‘can’t be arsed to read the set list email’ scenario. Been there, been annoyed by it.

The Roadworns are finished in a very thin nitro cellulose which will certainly make a difference acoustically. Also the infamous BBOT (bent bit of tin) bridge does seem to work really well on P basses as opposed to J basses, where hi-mass seem to be de rigeur.

Wherever I Lay My Hat or Pump It Up.

It has become my task as I seem to have produced the most balanced in the past. I always send them round for editing, especially by the keyboard player (patch loading) and lead singer (potential vocal strain), but they tend to come back unaltered these days.

The Motet is a new name on me, therefore, Google search required. Ooh, they have me feeling the funk big time! And you are not wrong about that bass tone. Thanks for posting. Here's a link to a gig at Red Rocks, it doesn't start until about 13:30

Or a Lakland Skyline Hollowbody (unless your good fortune stretches to full on US model).

Someone has dropped a testicle in the design there. My old Diago pedal board has the feet and latch studs (the non moving bits, I’m sure there’s a technical term, but I don’t know it) on the shallow half, as you’d expect.

Very much this. Thunder themselves pretty much disappeared once grunge came on the scene (they later broke up at least twice IIRC). However, these days, Thunder seem bigger than ever - timing is everything.

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