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HalfManHalfBass

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  • Birthday 08/01/1972

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  1. Another one you might like to consider is ADA’s Pedal-Board-Friendly (PBF) Flanger. It has a volume control, a bass mode and is capable of some very nice chorus and phaser-like settings. I had one but found that chorus was the most usable sound for me in a band context.
  2. Thanks for the comments guys! Yeah, I guess it might look like I have a thing for black and blue but the truth is I'm colour blind so I change out LEDS where possible for blue ones which are easier to see, and being diffused light, they don't piece my retinas like some of those MXR white ones! The clock is a DS Engineering Cronograph and actually saves me hunting around for my phone when playing or worse still, rudely checking my phone between songs to see the time. Don't tempt me with blue led tuners my ST300 mini and full size are going nowhere! 😂
  3. My latest for tomorrow's gig -then it will probably all change again! 😂
  4. I used a Nordstrand quadcoil MM humbucker in that body when it belonged to me, and like you, unless the pickup was split into single coil mode, the passive tone roll off doesn't really work as expected. It kind of makes the series humbucker sound more middly and nasally, instead of warmer like it does with a split P pickup -for example. However, since then, I have built another Warmoth with the same pickup placing and passive controls because I can't do active basses anymore. Something I did with both that purple body and my present Musicman/Jazz hybrid is put push / pull CTS pots in the two holes and like this I can access: front single coil, back single coil, both in series, both in parallel. Just from the two hidden switches.
  5. Bloke_Zero, that bass looks very familiar! 😉
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