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Hey fella Watch this video from about 4.25 for an upright demo with this pre... [url="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvAp9ygCAvw"]https://www.youtube....h?v=hvAp9ygCAvw[/url] I've a RMI Basswitch which you are welcome to try out. You can change the impedance from 1mega ohm to 10 mega ohm on it to get more 'definition' as well as a clean boost and all the eq you could need. Gimme a shout via PM if you wanna tr it out. G

Musicology has some good tracks and was one of his better albums in 'recent' years. Some great grooves and some of that classic minimal stuff - On the Couch springs to mind. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkzfnuvY6Zo And Prince on bass just cause y'know it's Basschat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWGo4XKjrjc

purple rain

I bet he passed on the one - pro til the end! I am/was a massive Prince fan. You can debate all day long but the guy had chops, groove, style and integrity. I've shed a tear, watched classic footage and bust out some vinyl and now the mazcal has been bust out I feel a celebration oncoming!

Recently tried the Pure Blues set which I've been enjoying but struggling to get a 5 string set here due to supply/distribution changes even strings direct are struggling.

Which store? I might stock up on some pure blues!!

I'll second what Gillento said. I've been using a Basswitch for a couple of years now with passive basses (initially a Lakland Skyline JO and more recently a passive 5 Pbass) Switching between round and flat wound string for different gigs I'll often have my musical director in one project ask me to make adjustments (usually if I've got flats on the p bass) and the Basswitch allows me to tailor the sound to suit the mix with minimal fuss. At my other gig I can push mids on stage to fit in with the live sound of the band yet still send a 'dry' signal FOH to be EQ'd for the room mix. I'm not endorsed by RMI/Lehle but the range of Basswitch pedals might also be worth a look as I know a few happy customers. If you need dirt/drive there are other better suited options. I'd suggest a preamp pedal just for this added flexibility. Naturally you'll get a heap of opinions and only you will know what works for your ears and budget. It's good fun trying out the options!

Also the Fender CS 59 which is used in the Mike Dirnt basses is a killer p too.

If you dont mind the covers the Bart 8CBP sounded great! I foiund it to have a nice deep sound and none of that modern scooped mid nonsense!

BMC gets my vote a great wee unit that does a lot in a small package!

I'm confident I could make it sound like a one-trick pony

Dood Did you ever do sound clips of you dingmod?

It's worth noting the compressor these guys developed with Good Hz So I've added a link to the vulfpeck compressor drum demos. Man that comp does make things get funky!!! I'd say it plays a part in the bass tone which perfectly compliments Joes playing. You can also hear Joes playing on the more restrained trad stuff with The Olllam The Olllam https://m.soundcloud.com/the-olllam/bridge-of-glllass Comp demo https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6D9WvwMNr8

I think with that config you wouldn't be aiming for a T-Bird sound. I guess putting in more tradition p/up's and their placement would get you there. With the wiring on this it looks like the D-Bird would sound huge!

It's a total babe!😀

Did you buy it?

I read that it's being strung BEAD to take advantage of the scale. its gonna be available from the factory as a 'custom' order initially with a Far East production version expected later in the year a la the Combustion and I'm guessing at combustion prices. The word is that a 5er will follow if the 4 shows a good sales. I think it's a great looking bass and be interesting to see what they settle on p/ups configuration.

I went into a local shop last August and found they stocked the Cali76 (the Cali 76-G in fact)- - I didn't really want to spend heaps of money on one and thought if I liked it I'd find one on here soon enough. I found that this comp sounded fantastic and the added germanium drive really added to the overall tone of the bass sound. I bought it and have used it at every gig since, for home rehearsal and recording. It's an expensive unit and sounds good at a variety of settings and really lifts my crappy encore acoustic for silly home recordings! Compressors sound like they can be tricky but its one of those pedals if you can read a little on it and decide if you're using it as an effect or as a tool you can figure them out

I'd be keen to hear from folks who get a chance to try this at the London bass guitar show and if you've managed to grab some YouTube/phone video footage etc to post links for other interested punters. I'm interested to hear how the triple p/up configuration in wired and how it sounds and what the controls do. I know it's a proto but it's quite the looker!

Yup my thoughts exactly. It's a statement of intent a bass like that!

Id certainly be interested in trying a D-Bird. Also enjoyed the recent Sandberg Forty Eight. Nice take on a T Bird

I wonder if Leo tried the reversed position in early prototypes?