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  1. mario_buoninfante
    Never played one, but I was interested too. Yes, it is a Fender style instrument, but with its own personality though, not a straight clone. Price and build quality seem to be pretty good. Nice that it is active/passive and has 3 band eq. Here's a nice demo
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    ok, I see. it seems they have added a Quilted Maple top, but the rest is the same.
  3. mario_buoninfante
    updated tonewoods as in different wood used?
  4. mario_buoninfante
    also, just found this on YT....
  5. mario_buoninfante
    what is the difference between Pulse I and II series? apart from the finishing, the specs are the same, right?
  6. mario_buoninfante
    not sure if somebody already shared this, but here's the link anyway https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000db8k/stewart-copelands-adventures-in-music-series-1-episode-1
  7. mario_buoninfante
    Just bought an Ampeg Liquifier chorus pedal from Glenn and communication was great and the item was just as described. 5 stars @Glennalli
  8. mario_buoninfante
    How's the neck-dive on these?
  9. mario_buoninfante
    One thing I think is often omitted is that when it comes to "70s-early 80s" reggae and dub, a lot of the time the bass was recorded straight into the mixing desk, no amp head/cabinet involved. Just something to keep in mind when thinking about the reggae/dub bass sound.
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    PM'd
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    Anthony Jackson
  12. mario_buoninfante
    Oh gosh, yes please!!!!! His playing on AH's Secrets is insane. And that 5 string Alembic...
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    Michael Manring
  14. mario_buoninfante
    yeah, fretless basses are bad... as*
  15. mario_buoninfante
    Nice! The maple fingerboard (I think it's maple) makes me think of a snappy, bright sound but, I was wondering how the MM style pick-up is affecting the "Spector sound"
  16. mario_buoninfante
    Nice pics and gorgeous basses. Intrigued by the blue 5 string Spector with the MM pickup, is that a Euro?
  17. mario_buoninfante
    Surely this has been posted already, but the price is going down https://reverb.com/uk/item/62655776-bacchus-left-handed-global-series-bass-wl-434-naho-m
  18. mario_buoninfante
    Yap, I know all basses can have noise issues. I was genuinely interested in the noise source and whether or not had been isolated/found.
  19. mario_buoninfante
    Ah ok got it. Pretentious/offensive/provocative/troll mode ON, uh? Your second post is based on fried air. And your first one is just provocative in the most boring way possible. Have fun If fun is the right word
  20. mario_buoninfante
    Ok, seriously now. Slim necks aren't faster than thicker ones. It's subjective. All good so far. Then things went south when you tried to sneak this in Not sure how that is THE main point, since it wasn't even mentioned initially and there is no obvious/direct link between your first post and this mentioned above.
  21. mario_buoninfante
    I think you might be wrong, thin necks can definitely be considered *fast. You ain't said faster * fast = connected or attached in a way that is not easily unfastened
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    I might have been out shopping when they were delivering "The only irrefutable way to slide your hand/thumb on an electric bass - vol. 1"
  24. mario_buoninfante
    as an Italian I'd rather have an olive oil one
  25. mario_buoninfante
    Well, Picasso could draw like Raphael and that knowledge allowed him to break the rules and come up with Cubism. The guy didn't just wake up one day and invented a new style.
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