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Tomorrow Mastodon, Friday Meshell Ndegeocello😎
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18 hours ago, LeftyJ said:
They do a Contemporary version too, which starts at €699, and an Ignition which starts at about €350
I've never tried one, but some of the bass lines on Air's "Moon Safari" were recorded with one if I'm not mistaken and sound great!
I know that, I even almost bought a Contemporary. But when I use my Mustang, my GAS disappears.
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1 hour ago, LeftyJ said:
Ha, interesting to see this thread at the top again! Because this response by me:
...didn't take long to get fulfilled
It's still an irrational purchase, because I have no use for it outside my home whatsoever, but it's so much fun and easy to play, so well-made and just so cute! I've been playing this almost exclusively since it arrived.
Haha yeah I know the feeling...I started this topic on January 12th, and 12 days later...
But my next GAS object that has no purpose or need whatsoever is a Höfner Club bass. Lucky for me I don't have the funds for it.
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Next Wednesday: Meshuggah and Zeal & Ardor. Very, very, very excited.
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Just got this back from the repair shop: a late 70s Epiphone ET-285. It needed a new pickguard, so I got it one Sounds amazing, needs a setup and I might give it some flatwounds. Great, almost Spartan feeling bass.
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Jazz
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Whoa, that Valenti looks amazing!
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Sooooo I got this amazing Sadowsky MetroExpress five string, and I'd love to give it some more juice with new pickups. I ordered a set of Lollar 5-string pickups, but it turns out they're 4.1"/100 mm for the bridge pickup. Before I take my bass to a luthier for those extra mms, I want to explore what else is available. I know there are Nordstrands that are 3.73" and although they're good pickups, they're not exactly my sound.
Are there pickup makers that build a 3.73" set? Not all makers state the dimensions of their pickups on their website so I was wondering if you guys have experiences to share. -
Probably. I have the same with one of my Sadowsky basses. I currently own six Jazzes and i guess the universe is telling me that's the perfect amount of Jazzes.
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But but but a person needs a Jazz Bass in their life🥺
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On 15/03/2022 at 19:00, PTB said:
This might be...the perfect collection? I thought I was doing pretty well but this is just faultless.
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I was just summing up the concerts I have planned this year. And oh boy, am I in for a treat. Thundercat, Dadi Freyr, Denzel Curry, Meshuggah, Electric Callbow, Mastodon, Meshell Ndegeocello, Converge, Sons of Kemet, Neal Francis, VOLA, Moderat, Sigur Rós, Porcupine Tree, Opeth, Rammstein... All this year. Hopefully.
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Did a small gig yesterday with this killer rig. Looks amazing, sounds great and is incredibly portable. Lovely.
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7 hours ago, jd56hawk said:
I will not buy Musicman basses.
I will not buy Fender basses.
No one's been able to provide a compelling reason why I should.
Nobody cares, sorry
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Jazz
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I had the renowned "Skarbee" bass.
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Well, I have both at home right now. Not Stingrays, but Sterlings. I borrowed a Sterling SB14 from a friend, and shortly after bought a '93 EBMM Sterling. The SB14 is really really good. Like, for that price, insanely good. It's light, the neck is great, it sounds like a proper Music Man, the hardware is good and I really like the colour.
The EBMM is however a different ball park: the neck is a bit chunkier than the SB14 (but only a little bit), has some crazy birdseye figuring on it, the hardware is a lot better than the SB14 and the sound has more depth and "feel" to it.
Is it worth the price difference? Well, yes and no. The EBMM is actually a lot better but also about twice the price (on the second hand market) than an SB14. I do think the EBMM is a better investment, if I'd want to sell it again. The SB14 is bloomin' great, though.
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Jazz
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So I've been having an old set (approx 10 years old) of Labella flat wounds on my '71 which have served me pretty well over the years, but recently I've found the E-string to sound way more dusty than all the other strings. A, D and G are fine, E sounds like it's lost all life. Is this a known thing for LaBella? I really want to replace the strings, thinking about getting a new set of LaBellas but if this is the case with the next set too... Might switch to Thomastik.
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Jazz
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Oohhhh that is a KILLER colour. Blimey.
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They are absolutely fab and I've played...four JMJs so far and this one is the best, probably. Ordered it as a B-stock from Thomann and haven't been let down by it. Funny story: I asked Thomann about what B-stock meant in this case; is it technically ok, no wood damage or anything. So Thomann said: "it might have a scratch here and there". Well, it's supposed to have that, so...
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Honestly the best Mustang I've ever played.
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This BB is the second bass I ever had and I still really really like it. That neck is...amazing.
Sounds great too.
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My Sterling is pretty black.
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Irrational or illogical GAS - support group
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Get one. They're absolutely amazing.
I'm GASsing for an Origin BassRig 64 preamp but I already have a Trickfish Minnow. And it's expensive.