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Decided not to list things on eBay given their new T&Cs, but given I could do with moving this on, how about £275, bloody decent price for a very nice interface. You will probably not get a working RME unit cheaper than this anywhere, and if you haven't tried the rather classy RME preamps, converters and drivers, now's your chance
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Just downloading this now, wow does it make Pro Tools looks dated. Hope it performs as well as it looks
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Indeed, it rather rang out didn't it Jack
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The world is full of those people mate, all too often 'Positivity and the need to exclude negative people from one's life' translates as 'Narcissism and the need to exclude anyone who disagrees from one's life". Glad it's resolved
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True point, my BB2024 was one of the few P/J's I've owned that really delivered, but whilst the tone with both PUPs mixed was glorious solo'd, I still tended to gravitate towards towards the P-PUP in a band mix. Probably more about the course than the horse however
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Good man, I sold all my fretted basses and how have a Jazz FL with rounds and a Precision FL with heavy flats. I seriously don't need anything else to gig and record. There are lines I can’t play well on a fretted instrument that I can play well - perhaps better is more accurate - on a fretless, Rhythm Stick being a good example. Jaco always claimed to practice on a fretted neck and perform on a fretless because the former was slower and harder to play. I completely agree with him
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I doubt Fender Precisions cost a whole lot to build these days either
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Bass player in Yorkshire area required for 90's function band
Beedster replied to mikegatward's topic in Bassists Wanted
Sounds a fun gig -
Basschat summarised in a single elegant line of text
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I think it's not the fact that the clipping DI sound can't be easily achieved even inadvertently, it's how it's used. He uses it well. Many bassists don't
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I love the idea of P/Js, but despite lots of experimentation in practice and rehearsal, in live and recording situations I always end up using the P-PUP only. It's perhaps a function of the music I play and the ideal sound in my head of course, but I find the back J-PUP far more useful when it can be blended with another J-PUP than when blended with a P-PUP. Only exception for me has been on fretless perhaps, when a solo'd back J-PUP can come into its own (all my opinion of course).
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I was never all that keen on these guys when I first came across them, but it's a funny thing, the more people appear to get angry at their success in threads like this, the more I like them
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Other basses are available All joking aside, experiment, short scale, fretless, 6-string.....
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Ignore everyone above, you clearly need a Fretless Precision
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Not a P bass if it has a J neck?
Beedster replied to hiram.k.hackenbacker's topic in General Discussion
Wowza, lovely; something tells me that bass sounds very little like a Jazz Bass Not sure they're the PUPs I'm thinking of as those don't look like they'd sit under a JPUP cover? -
Not a P bass if it has a J neck?
Beedster replied to hiram.k.hackenbacker's topic in General Discussion
Ha ha, no I was thinking ‘That’s a Jazz Bass really’ Re PUP I feel your pain, a Nordstrand ‘51 SC (forget the model name), essentially a PB single coil in a Jazz case might be better although they come in pairs only I believe. When I had the same problem I used a P-Retro to give some h**t to the back PUP when needed. But it’s a Precision, all the PUPs it needs are located closer to the neck than the PUP in question -
Not a P bass if it has a J neck?
Beedster replied to hiram.k.hackenbacker's topic in General Discussion
Mmm, Jazz PUP, Jazz neck.... -
That was a pretty entertaining vid by comparison with most in its class, lovely playing and tone as well
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Ah, I suspect that's where I was getting confused, thanks BA