Jump to content
Why become a member? ×

Aalin

Member
  • Posts

    97
  • Joined

  • Last visited

About Aalin

  • Birthday September 18

Personal Information

  • Location
    France

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

Aalin's Achievements

Proficient

Proficient (10/14)

35

Total Watts

  1. I have noticed that for me, in case of, could always have a look https://snap-dragon-guitars.com/products/snap-dragon-e-bass
  2. HI

    About the Phil Jones, is it in 220 V, and is the price 220 dollars ?

    Thank's for your answer

    Alain

  3. Thank’s for your answer. One last question: With a strap, does it has a tendency to tilts forward ?
  4. HI MacDaddy Does the spaces between the frets are the same as a regular bass (34") ? meaning it's a long scale but the fingerboard is short. Thank's for your answer
  5. HI What is the name of the bridge you put on your bass ? Any link ? I have some problem to tune mine correctly with the original wood bridge. May be change it for something else. Thank's for your answer
  6. I found this news today at Thomann. No idea if it's good or not, but cheap. https://www.thomann.fr/thomann_pageturn_pedal.htm
  7. mp sent
  8. HI Are these tuners this one ? https://www.thomann.de/gb/gotoh_gb350_2l_2r_bc_bass_tuners.htm?shp=eyJjb3VudHJ5IjoiZ2IiLCJjdXJyZW5jeSI6NCwibGFuZ3VhZ2UiOjJ9&reload=1 Thank's for your answer
  9. Hi, Speaking strings, I strung with Thomastik JF 344, Flatwound. I like those stings that I had for a long time on my Takamine TB10. Very light gauge, Flatwound to protect the fingerboard, and I like the sound of them. I have tried the Thomastik Acousticore on my Taka TB10, but the surface noise was too much important for me when changing position with the left hand on the fingerboard, otherwise I would have kept them, for the sound, the light gauge, despite the fact that they are round wound and it can mark the fingerboard. - For the Allen key, so they must be tightened firmly and are just here to hold the electret. This way, the buzz disappears, now Sandy no more buzz on the D string.
  10. It's a huge job that you did Sandy for all the owners of Aria Sinsonido. Speaking of the internal baffle arrangement, which can be adjusted using 2 allen-screws through the top of the tube, Does trying to adjust the screws, turning them one side or the others could change the sound, to try to find the best position for the best sound possible ? Thank’s for your answer Alain
  11. 100 £ for two electrets and a PCB, could be a good idea
  12. You mean you will not play any more ?
  13. Sandy, you mean you bought it ?
  14. HI Both of you Is it possible that the difference in bass sound between our 3 Sinsos is only due to the adjustment of the pickups under the strings? I cannot remember the name of the company that made those electret fo Aria. but they could probably answer to the effect of the adjustment on the sound of the bass. For me, I think the string must be sited firmly on the cylinder. Some folks report the problem of difference in sound between the strings, and probably due to the fact that the slot before the cylinder was too tight or too high to let the strings pass or sit correctly. Don’t expect any answers from Aria, they don’t. For the power supply The only instruction I have is this paper. Are you sure of your power supply ?
×
×
  • Create New...