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Bigguy2017

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  1. BTN Music ?
  2. Bob Marley and The Waiters The Ham David Bogie Pimply Red
  3. Yes, as MD posted, there is virtually no break angle on the A - aim for three full winds or as much as possible down the post. Depth of nut slots is decided by the first fret action, not by looks. Lowering the nut slots will give even less break angle.
  4. Nah, on a Jazz that's a downgrade. IMHO Jazzes sound right with BBOT.
  5. Yes, it looks like the lower bit is missing ? (2) Warwick Tutorial: Replacing a Just-a-nut III - YouTube UNLESS... it's a Sadowsky style one - they have a narrower lower part which is NOT visible from the sides Sadowsky Just A Nut III 4 strengs 38,1 mm - gitarist.no
  6. Surely that should be "Stick 20 quid or there abouts in an Alzheimer’s/ Dementia charity tin and I’ll forget to send them." 😉
  7. Are you using an HPF on the Studio Live ? Put lots of cut below 35Hz - 50-Hz ish... Could be lots of low frequency mush overloading the input.
  8. Shawn Colvin tonight at The Queen's Hall Edinburgh
  9. Three Sisters 2012 American Standard Jazz Bass V 2015 American Standard Precision Bass 2010 MIJ Mustang Bass
  10. Hi-mass bridges, in my experience, don't change tone much but do effect note attack/delay/sustain. My Ric's pot metal bridge was tail lifting, preventing a playable low action. Replaced with the Hipshot Ric bridge - went with the heavier chromed brass version to help with neck dive. Being unhappy with the base flatness I flatted it with wet 'n' dry. The Ric is now completely different - notes sustain for ever, hardly decay at all - it sounds like a bass synth. Still sounds like a Ric, but more so - certainly different, but for my usage, not better - would be great for doom metal. Playing wise, it's eliminated neck dive and allows a much lower action. Not a fan of Hi-mass bridges - the one I do like is the Fender 007 000 5124 American Standard Bass Bridge (High Mass Vintage ?)- the one like a chunkier BBOT. My totally favourite MIJ Jazz has a bog standard BBOT bridge and I love it. I started by typing "Hi-mass brides" - something else entirely
  11. Audio Technica ATH-M50 for over-ears KZ-ZS10 Pro X driven by Hotone Thunder Bass nano amp for IEMs
  12. Thomann or Amazon when the price is right.
  13. A pair of Rode M3s or if you want super cheap the Behringer C-2 Stereoset
  14. Needle-nose pliers - carefully
  15. That's what's called 'motorboating'... something has gone into oscillation. Many possible causes - bad connections, dry joint, bad cap, bad component among them.
  16. When does a 'copy' become a fake? With the brand labels this is clearly a fake.
  17. Does she do 'Don't Kill The Whale' next?
  18. The body has a massive split with some very dodgy glue...
  19. Yes, that's all original Fender Japan wiring.
  20. The Neutrik website and catalogue are no help - they still have the discontinued models - very confusing. I've got a few NL4FX on hand, and they're still in stock with CPC / RS but if I need more it might have to be the newer ones NL4FXX 37 A 250 V AC NLT4FXX 30 A 250 V AC NLT4FXX-BAG 30 A 250 V AC
  21. Even the Neutrik ones are different thicknesses - here's an NL2FC, an NL4FX, and an NL4FC. Weird....
  22. Orchestras do this all the time...
  23. You can wiggle a bit of pipe insulation over the left-hand arm bit - this helps offset basses sit level
  24. The Palmer AHMCT8 one does Speakons - and it has probes + buzzer - very handy £46 inc P+P at Thomann https://www.thomann.de/gb/adam_hall_ahmct8.htm
  25. Nice to see Gandalf doing a bit of sax work.
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