Witheld

58 minutes ago, itu said:

Do you tune down an ordinary string set? Loose strings get closer to pickups. Raise the pickups a bit (count the turns, and you can get back) and try again.

That might be it! It's a regular 45-105 set, the bass was set-up in E standard in a shop, so it's possible

Hey all

So my main bass is an Ibanez SR 1000, an old model (2008) that's 100% active, you can't turn the pre-amp off. It plays and feels wonderful, but the pre-amp sounds weak in standard tuning.

I know it sounds weird, but no matter the pre-amp settings, the bass osunds weak when it's in E Standard, flat, no life, but whenever i downtune, it sounds huge and super aggressive, which i love. It's such a weird thing, but it's bothering me, i always have to add gain to the amp to have a good sound

Anyone knows why ?

Thanks

Hi All,

I'm offering these 2 pedals for trade since i don't use them anymore

The Bass Clone is a bass version of the EHX Small Clone, while the Fender Trapper is a dual distortion pedal, with channel 1 being more of a vintage overdrive while channel 2 is a "cleaner" more modern distortion. Both channels are stackable.

Both pedals were bought brand new ( The EHX for 85 euros and the Fender for 170 ). The EHX has seen 3 gigs, but the Fender has never left my room.

The Trapper's box was damaged during shipping (Water damage, but it still works fine) and that little ding on the Clone is due to a tuning peg ( The pedal was sitting on top of my amp, i dropped my pick, crouched to grab it and accidentally hit the paint with one of the pegs, but it didn't fall )

As i'm building a pedalboard, i would prefer trades, speaking of, the pedal i'm looking for the most is an MXR M-117R Flanger, i would trade both pedals for one, but i'm opened to offers

Cheers