Yan_Huriey

Check this out for jazz pickups. I like both of these. As far as onbozrd preamp I have the 'Jazz Elite' preamp, its good but very aggressive kind of very off or on. But it requires 2 batteries. Consider Darkglass or Aguilar preamps.

I like the necks as they are but a black headstock on the black bass would look sick. Black hardware too. Not everyones cup of tea I'll bet, but we all like different flavours.

We all work alternating shifts, honestly its a miracle we do anything. We gell really well though so its worth persuing.

Hi everyone, Organising band practice with our lot is like herding cats, does anybody know any good apps that the band members can share, is ideally free, and isn't a pain in the wrong-un to view/use/understand? Cheers.

Tried turning the volume down and it still happens, its beginning to look like string to pole contact.

I know Pier Piras uses pickup covers on his Jazz Elite, maybe its just one if the oddities that this bass produces. I have noticed that the onboard preamp is way more aggressive than any other active bass I own.

You are not being pedantic, you are quite correct. The only reason I put it in there was my head was on fkn fire.

I did put a strip of insulation tape accross the neck pickup and it has greatly improved things. I chained my BK7U and my AOU together, when the BK7U is last in the chain, I still get it, but its much reduced than before. With the AOU last in the chain there doesn't appear to be a problem. Though I was using headphones with my amp, so I need to do more testing, could be fixed though, cheers dude.

Firstly I made sure the overdrive light wasnt kicking off on my amp (it wasn't) Secondly I set the gain or (level) of each pedal so I don't get a volume increase when I turn any of them on. Thirdly, it doesn't matter which pedal I turn on the issue can arise (one pedal on, the other on bypass). Fourthly, the order in which I put the pedals on the board does make a difference, The BK7U is a main offender here. Fifthly, turning my compressor off also helps, its like the compressor is picking up the noise and highlighting it. I feel that its an issue I have created myself becasuse I process the bejeezus out of my signal and I dig in big time. But that's how I like my sound. I am very puzzled how a pedal can affect another pedal when its in bypass mode, but it absolutley does.

Nothing, but most of the gigs I play I go straight to the desk. I decided to just 'take my sound with me' usr the house rig as a power amp only.

I feel I have become obsessed with preamps, apart from all the fannying about it's raised an issue, heres the list. 1. EBS Microbass 2. 2. Darkglass Alpha Omega Ultra. 3. Line 6 HX Effects. (more for mucking about) 4. Darkglass BK7 Ultra. 5. Sansamp Bass driver DI. I do like running 2 preamps together as I switch between generes during a set. For example I can run the sansamp or the AOU for a clean signal, with the BK7U for the dirty stuff. Sometimes I run both preamps as it just gives flavour to flavour. I am getting a weird 'popping' noise in my amp at home when I really dig in on the E string, or slap the E (not an issue if I slap on the fretboard)idkw. Practice seems ok might be my home rig, but thats EBS, so not budget. I play a Jazz Elite, which seems to have a hot signal, and U make that hotter again, twice. Just trying to figure out what is going on. The BK7 ultra is a keeper, because its genuinely unique, The EBS is superbly engineered and just 'works very well' The AOU has a superb EQ, but the distortion I could live without, which makes it an expensive EQ, The sansamp is probably the 'warmest' but I find it a bit 'vanilla' idk, cant put my finger on it. The line 6 I havent made my mind up yet. Just need to sort out that popping, still happens with the amp gain right down. Any pedal on its own is fine, it happens when I chain them.

Mate, that sorted it, guys thank you so much for your help. I just dropped my bridge saddles the other day, so it makes sense now, every days a school day. 😅 Thank you again.

I have a Fender Jazz Elite, I have noticed recently I'm getting a weird kind of vibrato kind of split signal almost chorusy sound on the G string, it's more pronounced higher up the fretboard. I always felt like I had a very faint bit of a split signal sound, however it seems to have got more pronounced. Here's a list of my troubleshooting:- 1. Tried in passive mode, problem still exists. 2. Changed batteries, problem still exists. 3. Put bass direct into amp without pedalboard, problem still exists. Amp is EBS 250 Reidmar 4. Tried on front pickup only, problem still exists. 5. Tried on rear pickup, problem still exists. 6. Tried a Fender P and a Musicman bass through my rig and I have, no problem with either of them. 7. Played extensively on D, A & E strings with no percieved issue. I don't know if this is a Jazz bass related oddity, however I'm completley stumped and I hate the effect its having on my high fretboard work. Maybe it's a preamp or pickup issue IDK, but I thought I'd post here as somebody might have some ideas. I love the bass and don't want to part with it, but might consider changing out the electronics and pickups if this is the issue. I've had the bass for a couple of years, the photo is just for illustration. Thanks for looking.