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    Edit Nux ones are available locally. I’ll have a look at the link. I’ve no real need to have wireless so I might just stick with the cables. They’re. Very pretty colour!
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    The link I meant to post… https://www.talkbass.com/threads/bill-lawrence-p-46-pickup-mini-review-best-p-pickup-ive-ever-tried.528005/
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    Sold pending… me getting my bank details correct😀
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    How’s the wireless. Been thinking about nabbing a set and not sure what to go for. Always better to see money going to a bc sale than Amazon. The mix ones are available locally but not had a chance to do any research on these v the boss. My two bass cables cost about the same as a wireless set up so reluctant to make the change but since going wireless in my iems it kinda makes sense!
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    Very even sounding pick up from the master winder! Unique design means this will fit in a 4 or 5 string p bass and each coil has 5 pole pieces. Huge mega thread(s) on TB for more hyperbole as only our US cousins can muster! https://www.talkbass.com/threads/bill-lawrence-p46-gloriousness.1324474/ These can also be wired series or parallel and I can send a wiring diagram from the Wilde pick up site. Heading off camping for a few days so pictures to follow - image below from the Wilde site. Price includes uk shipping.
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    Put these into a HB jazz and they elevated the tone. However I really dig the Fender ‘64 jazz pick ups and got a pair recently. Now the dilemma… I’m in two minds about swapping them out so I thought I’d list them to help force my decision making I do have the ‘64’s in another jazz - it doesn’t help! 😀 I love what these do - nice low and low mids and warm sounding but with classic jazz single coil top end clarity. They remind me of a 60’s wind. I always thought the Bart covers were classy and modern looking. No click or clank from the fingers on the pole pieces too if that’s a thing for you. Product Link: https://bartolini.net/product/9cbjs1/ I should add I used this with a solderless loom so the wires are in top top condition. Boxed and price includes U.K. shipping.
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    Ferrets!
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    Dying to hear what this sounds like.
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    This will turn into a show me your pedalboard thread😀
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    Comp>Simone and depending if the desert island sports bar/cocktail bar has pa/foh a DG Element cab ir. Basically my existing pedal board 😀
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    Nice update! Who’ll be first to blink and nab one 😀
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    I do!
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    I never paid much attention to this head but selectable frequencies on all eq bands must be worth the price alone. If it’s built anything like the Ashdown stuff with the big transformers (think Spider heads) it must be a great unit.
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    I'm just sitting here playing my rig into headphones and the Element just ties everything together. If Lebowski had a pedal board the Element would be his 'rug'! Does make me want to add another comp pedal to the Di out as it really does a fine job. There is space for one so...
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    Brilliant. You’ll dig it. It’s a classic comp circuit based loosely off the dbx 160 I think. Just be careful you don’t find yourself down the compressor rabbit hole and this time next year you’ll have tried o]and probably own about 5 different comp pedals 😀
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    The eq points up close!
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    There is a classic slap scoop sound which is inherent in a two pick up bass and can be enhanced with additional eq to make it more pronounced. I got a Funkulator pedal recently - a one knob preshaped EQ with a 800Hz cut and some volume matching with the highs and lows. Works a treat and as you dial up the control the effect is intensified.. at lower settings it enhances a finger style tone and pairs nicely with drive too. It’d likely cost the same as an eq pedal so some might argue that an eq would offer greater versatility. There was a an EWS BMC pedal for sale on here recently too and that is a really useful tool for selecting a frequency to cut or boost - it’s compact, works perfectly and would give you what you need with no faff. Again it’s a matter of buying a full graphic pedal or something ‘specialised’ like the two mentioned. Many great compressors out there and a TC spectracomp might be an affordable introduction and will offer tone prints - basically presets- you can load in to get the type of compression which suits your needs again with minimal fuss. BMC - no connection to the seller.
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    What about the Genzler re/q? Putting the East into a box would be the most versatile in that you can tune the lows and highs as other than being able to select some fixed frequency points many pedals don’t have that range... The colour box would already be doing some of that work would it not? Or get this…
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    I'm just waiting to demo one but it's a few months off yet for guitarguitar to have one in stock - I could pre-order and get a refund🤔
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    Low end lobster on you tube has an updated video using Labella MUS flats. Perfect for the rascal he says
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    PM’d you
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    Cracking p bass pick up - lovely even tone and some info about it here… https://www.talkbass.com/threads/bill-lawrence-p46-pole-pieces.1106253/ Pic to follow
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    I already have a set in my flea jazz but would happily have another to put in the HB jazz. The Fralins sound (on paper) to be pretty good and do let us know how you like them.
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    Glad it’s all worked out.
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    If the OP fancies some Bart’s I’d take the flea pick ups 😉
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