stingraybassman

Pre weekend Bump

Hello folks, sorry Id be hard pressed to see myself that far north or south anytime soon!

Stoke is beautiful this time of year anyway........

Within 30 seconds of looking, impressions I get..............super clean, easy to navigate and obvious you guys know what you are doing.

In a world where band websites can often be pretty naff, looks great to me.

Lots of nibbles but nothing firm bump!

Absolutely fantastic gesture.

Faith in humanity restored!

Cheers mate, still available

The B&W p3s are good. Little bass light maybe. I have the sennheiser momentums, awesome cans. Really open with enough kick for my taste.

They have just announced the urbanite range which might be worth a look as well..

http://en-uk.sennheiser.com/urbanite

The cheaper akg headphones get great reviews if your budget is a bit tighter

The blue looks great mate, glad you decided to keep it for now!

The gold lifts it nicely and it's different. Different is good!

Looking forward to your next build.

Must be Karl.......

Right, £180. Come on folks, mega cab for less than £200 now!

Bump

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1410261826' post='2547543']
I often find that engineers have a default 'roundwound' approach to EQing bass at source and in the mix, which kills the magic of flats.
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This^

You could also replace engineers with "garageband presets"

Absolutely stunning

Prime time bump

Some proper photos and a Price drop to £200 bump.

Struggling, sounds a bit loose. Not good loose either.

I'm not usually overly controversial or negative on here, but I dislike this quite a bit.

[quote name='Sibob' timestamp='1409773445' post='2543266']
Yup, on both mine, best way
Means I can palm mute without worrying about pushing the saddles around.



Si
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Same here!

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1409766934' post='2543144']
There's no "versus" about it.

Two entirely different strings that sound and feel different. Depending on how versatile you need to be sometimes you need flats, sometimes you need round wounds, sometimes you need tape wounds.

It's a bit like the fingers versus pick argument. The versatile player uses whichever is the most appropriate for what they are trying to achieve.
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Nailed it.....

Love and use both. Flats on a Precision make me feel funny inside.

I had the 21015, these are the nuts!! Bargain as well.

I've got the '63 P, absolutely fantastic bass. The whole AVRI range is the business, for me its a fairly big step up from the US standards.

Sorry to hear of your problems dude, sounds like you need a bit if a break. Maybe that way you'll get the love back?

Yeah, gonna need a bit more than that......

Good grief, how is this still here. Full bargain!

[quote name='Paul S' timestamp='1406889504' post='2515604']
Talent and training - hard to beat. [/quote]

Done and Done!

[quote name='Weststarx' timestamp='1406804440' post='2514824']
Yes I would be extremely pissed if I'd spent years studying music to then not get a gig over a 'bedroom player' but in the creative industry it doesnt matter in the slightest what degree you have or where and what you've studied because at the end of the day the art you produce is all that matters. You are only as good as your last performance.
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That might be true for some areas of the "creative" industry; however if you want to go and get a job as a graphic or product designer the reality is, most if not all employers would look at your qualifications. This might differ for Freelancers looking for work.