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I quite enjoyed the embassy a student brought in a little while back. Played well, sounded beefy, and was a comfortable weight. didn't have any of the issues you mentioned though

i use one bass for the standard stuff, and another for the e flat stuff. Not too much of an issue changing mid set.

as Mcnach says, there is a VERY slight loss of extreme lows, but i find that has a more "focussed" tone.

cheers for the heads up

for a timmy type sound - the v1 danelectro transparent overdrive is great and keenly priced. the mojo was ok but I found it a little farty for my taste I recently picked up both the joyo OJ and the Orange burst. Both are bloody good pedals for the outlay. To be honest I have hardly looked at any drive pedals since I bought them - in particular the burst. I have had compliments wherever I have used it, saying that the bass sound has so much authority and substance to it

my mxr phase 45 is definitely brown

more loveliness!

no neck dive on my p basses standing or seated. As mentioned above, must be a lightweight (body that is, not the salesman)

I have the orange burst. No loss of lows with my rigs- I get many complements on how 'authoritative' it can sound 😉

The mxr is first choice. I have had great results with the ehx lpb1. There's a slight lift in the mids, but in a really pleasant way.

Back to school bump.

Love my pointies 😉 At the last count, there are 4 bc rich, and one Kramer. I bet @cetera could trump that though 😉

I've always wanted one of these. The stack knob arrangement really yanks my crank. I tried one around release time, and I was blown away by the quality and tone a really nice buy there!

That looks lovely Nick. Liking the maple neck and reverse p

Didn't Nikki sixx do this on the last crue tour?

I can get a signal from a mono source which feeds both ears. I use a set of dual driver phones, and I've had no complaints using them in pubs and clubs as well as large festival stages i also use a behringer ma 400 to allow inputs from differing sources (xlr )

sweatband around the strap and transmitter The long/ double width 80's style ones seem to work best

@clivem has experience with these

yup. do you have a thread running on Kent musicians notice board??

i play in a three piece + singist. I dont have an issue with 'drop out' during solo passages. My basic sound is beefy enough to fill the space nicely. That being said, i do occasionally add dirt pedals or an octave down in one or two songs to create the illusion of getting close to the original tunes.

@clivem

This week, and for the previous couple of months, it's the caline orange burst. Girth, grunt, and authority. I've had so many compliments since I started using it- I don't even think about changing it!!

All the more headstock to smack mr mustaine with The punishment due? 😂

Everything seems to be ok with this. I'd be all over it if it wasn't active. 😉