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I'm assuming you mean the front part of the MM pickup?

I always use the pre EQ option when DI'ing from my amp so I'm not super fussed about getting something with controls - my Sandberg already has plenty of tonal options on tap.

I have an MXR M80 that is only used as an emergency DI for gigs. Would there be any advantage to getting a Radial / Countryman to use instead? 95% of gigs I play is Sandberg > Polytune > Markbass combo.

Sandberg TM owners - does the coil tap select the front or back coils of the MM pickup?

Been going on that mantra for the last 20 years!

Why do bass players need to pay an extra £70?

Good afternoon!

*Double post*

Slow day guys? 😂

Keep your chin up and keep looking - something that suits your tastes better is sure to be out there.

I bought a Peavey Microbass for £20 off Gumtree! Great little amp.

Slow day? 😂

But you have had to regularly check that the nut isn't coming loose.

There's the problem... Dunlop's require no maintenance bar a squirt of lube once a year.

I'm not after a Fender. I don't care where it's made. Ironically, I did go for a Japanese built bass that I believe is light years ahead of Fender QC - Bacchus.

Dunlop's for me. Schaller had to modify their original design because it was flawed.

Amazing what a piece of silk will do to a TB member.

I.e. The way I do it is best and everyone else is wrong!

The name is a giveaway. Avoid.

Rotobass are Roto nickels without the silk. Exact same string. The owner of the company told me this.

Drop to 40-100 gauge if you like XLs.

Not one to do this usually but I purchased a Bacchus last week from Bass Bros and the service I received was top notch. The process from start to finish was first class and Will even got in touch with me to ask what strings I would like when restringing and doing a set-up. I will definitely be using these guys again in the future. https://bassbros.co.uk

Do the new shape Sandberg California series use solid or split shaft pots for the preamp?