Josh

[quote name='cetera' post='331480' date='Nov 18 2008, 02:11 PM']Hey Josh, This is quite a popular change to make for those not getting on with the TonePump. I'm sure you'll love it! Gary[/quote] Hey Gary, I do like the TonePump, I like being able to control the individual volumes of the pick up's, but I'm just after a little more control of the mids and treble, but for the meanwhile I'm happy with the tone.

[quote name='jmanfunk' post='330905' date='Nov 17 2008, 06:58 PM']Also, what looper are you using?[/quote] A Boss RC-20 if I recall.

[quote name='BassManKev' post='331009' date='Nov 17 2008, 08:43 PM']why did he leave JK? always wondered, i just assumed its because of an argument or something, what with JK being a c*** and all[/quote] Apprently it was because he wasn't being credited in the song writing that much and that he wasn't being fairly compensated financially. Simon Merrick might know the real answer.

The very tale end of the 90's.

[quote name='OutToPlayJazz' post='330782' date='Nov 17 2008, 04:47 PM']Hey Josh, that's Barrie's old one, isn't it? How did you enjoy your trip to Henley? [/quote] It partially still is, but I'm confident he'll agree on him keeping my 535, I'm already loving the Sadowsky, all it needed was to be dropped down a full step and it literally is exactly what I want it to be. I'm already use to the scale and size etc... And luckily the jazz shape finally suites me at long last, and really just covers the otherside of tonal palette perfectly. It just needs a few minor changes before I'm 100% happy with it. I'm also trying to find out what kind of bridge it is so I can find out if there is a black version of it. Twas the other way round man, Barrie came down here as he was delivering his Mark Bass combo to Rasta and they met up at the Bridgwater services, so he came on down with the Sadowksy, his Roscoe (Beautiful bass) and Zon for me to have a widdle on, Barrie is rather pleasent chap isn't he?

I'm more blown away by my tone lately, especially in the last 10 minutes since I got my Auralex Gramma pad.

[quote name='Rich' post='330595' date='Nov 17 2008, 12:52 PM']What's the ETA on yours?[/quote] Joe's or mine?

I stand corrected about my previous comments on Sadowskys. A happy family: Dibbley.

Sorted:

Rich, get one. And smile!

That bass has brought out the best in you Mike.

[quote name='ped' post='329215' date='Nov 14 2008, 04:11 PM']Am I the only one who finds 'stealth' basses a bit TOO black?? I think this looks very nice as it is! ped[/quote] It's only too black if the strings are as well, whereas I find silver on black a tad tacky.

It's screaming for black hardware.

Ironically my Spector Euro with a PJ config is IMO muh more growly than my previous SSII, I generally just love the way the Precision pick up adds the bottom whilst still letting alot of that elusive bridge p'up growl shine through without fail. Also, a while ago I had my local luthier install a J-p'up on my old Squire, and it really did bring in the growl. I'll admit this now, if I ever had to forcefully get a P-Bass it would need to have a PJ config, the J-P'up just give a rather dull sounding bass more life and much more definition.

I'm really having thoughts about getting this installed on my Spector, purely because I know the bass has much more potential and even though the Spector Tone-Pump is very useable, I'd just like to have more control over the treble and mids as opposed to the 2 seperate volume controls and the treble and bass controls. Has anyone had experience with this pre-amp? Does it make a significant difference to the tone? Thanks All, Josh.

[quote name='bassjamm' post='326357' date='Nov 10 2008, 10:29 PM']I guess it's that nice phat R'n'B/Funk sound, but i'd still like that Jazz bass 'honk'!!![/quote] So basically the Modern Gospel/Urban Funk tone with the classic growl? Well why not look into Ken Smiths/Roscoes/Sadowskys/MTD's/Skjolds? Or even another F-Bass Jamie?

It might be just me but for some reason I think it's got almost a kind of Miller slap tone to it.

Dwanye Wrights weapon of choice, amazing basses.

Sweet song man, ummm the breakdown perhaps?