tom1946

Been there, done that with just about everyone but Fender. They want you to cover an entire wall with Fenders. Quite a big commitment. Other brands like Vintage (Hornby Skewes), Tanglewood, Burns, Yamaha etc' will queue up to sell you stuff.

I started a thread about it here: [url="http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=93797"]http://basschat.co.uk/index.php?showtopic=93797[/url]

I did wonder if the badass had that range of movement...

I've found a geddy lee on the interenet and it had the bridge cover fitted to it. Now I know they don't fit so I emailed him asking how it was done and got this reply: [i]Hello there Tom, thanks for your interest in the bass. The bridge was moved forward half an inch to make the cover fit. I did enquire into this with the tech guy at my local shop before anything was done. He was confident that it would not be a problem due to size, versitility and adjustability of the Badass bridge. It has served me fine like that for over 2 years with no dead spots or any other issues. Once again, thanks for the interest. [/i] Does moving the bridge matter? I would think it would as it alters the scale length doesn't it? Will it make a big difference? /discuss

Thanks for all the input. I just wanted something subtle and different, you don't find many guitarists in a church band using pedals, my wife is one of 2 women players and she plays 12 string through an acoustic amp. The other one plays 6 string electro/acoustic. We also have keyboards and drums. I'm liking the sound of the bass muff so may go with that.

Having just heard a bass guitar demo using a big muff I've decided I want one. Question is which one? The bass PI The guitar big muff (used by the man doing the bass demo) What's wicker tone? HELP!