I don't want to target you or other individuals who have created threads like these but why do you need to 'announce' you are quitting bass? Is this some new phenomenon in the social media age with big announcements over everything that someone decides?
Definitely US. This came from a parts bass made by a Sadowsky employee. No real markings on it to identify as such. The pickups were scrubbed out and headstock left blank for fear of repercussions.
I still have the neck - Brazillian rosewood fingerboard, Graphtech nut, Schaller tuners.
Two EQs during a show. One is FOH and one is on stage. Putting the RC before the DI out can help control and get a better EQ out front. The amp on stage can be used to sort EQ levels... on stage.
Maybe I've attended too many gigs this year but almost every bass player I've seen recently has had the same tone:
Fender P/J > low gain OD
Does anyone play straight into an amp anymore?
/rantover
£65 posted.
Everything you need for your Precision or P style bass!
Tonerider Precision pickups, Kiogon solderless loom (250k solid shaft CTS pots, Polydrop cap, Switchcraft jack) and Allparts control knobs.
(Also, mounting screws and foam for pickups).
Parts from a project bass now disassembled.
SIT Foundations NPS 45-105
Used for project bass, now disassembled.
Cut for Fender style head. Approximately 20 hours play time.
Like Dunlop Superbrights? You'll love these.
£12.50 posted.