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The heretic thread approved by Roger Sadowsky or For those who pretend tone doesn't come from wood...


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2 hours ago, Bean9seventy said:

very simple stuff,, its so slight people overlook it , & its so micro its not noticeable , ever ,but once you know it ,, it "can" stick out like a sore thumb ,

if i was getting an expensive  bass hand made i would request or try to get those preferences in the final build ,,

Do you ever read what you’ve typed before you click ‘submit reply’? 😂

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2 hours ago, hiram.k.hackenbacker said:

Do you ever read what you’ve typed before you click ‘submit reply’? 😂

 i am glad July Kit,, takes all types to chat about bass basically ,, yet you could create your own forum & call it GrammarChat ,, but think many will cheat & use Grammarly 

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3 minutes ago, Bean9seventy said:

 i am glad July Kit,, takes all types to chat about bass basically ,, yet you could create your own forum & call it GrammarChat ,, but think many will cheat & use Grammarly 

There's a difference between a genuine typo mistake and continually typing the same rather annoying ' ,, ' after every single word you type! You don't NEED to do that, it actually takes you longer to type all these needless ' ,, ' over and over again than it would just to use a single comma. Apparently its due to 'years of drum programming'... not sure what that has to do with the same ' ,, ' appearing a thousand times in every one of your posts though!

*goes off to scream into a pillow*

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11 minutes ago, binky_bass said:

There's a difference between a genuine typo mistake and continually typing the same rather annoying ' ,, ' after every single word you type! You don't NEED to do that, it actually takes you longer to type all these needless ' ,, ' over and over again than it would just to use a single comma. Apparently its due to 'years of drum programming'... not sure what that has to do with the same ' ,, ' appearing a thousand times in every one of your posts though!

*goes off to scream into a pillow*

Just look forward to the video. I can't wait 😂

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Well that chaos doesn't bear much resemblance to a controlled scientific test.

But...

The fact that everything else has to be carefully matched and many people still struggle to hear the differences doesn't prove that wood doesn't contribute to tone, but does emphasise how much more important other factors are.

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TL/DR. haven't watched the whole video, but has anyone mentioned that the method of recording the audio was never ever going to reveal the tonal differences clearly between the instruments, I can hear just a huge amount of room modes interfering with the captured sound. 

 

That said, I rather like the look of these basses and if nothing else will let my curiosity find some more videos of them elsewhere. So, job well done in that respect. :) 

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59 minutes ago, binky_bass said:

There's a difference between a genuine typo mistake and continually typing the same rather annoying ' ,, ' after every single word you type! You don't NEED to do that, it actually takes you longer to type all these needless ' ,, ' over and over again than it would just to use a single comma. Apparently its due to 'years of drum programming'... not sure what that has to do with the same ' ,, ' appearing a thousand times in every one of your posts though!

*goes off to scream into a pillow*

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1 minute ago, Hellzero said:

Cela dit, un conditionnel eut été de meilleur aloi.

Ca, c'est pour les érudites. Je ne suis qu'un pauvre sot. :$

(... mais t'as raison, bien sûr...)

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Érudits est la bonne orthographe, car il s'agit d'un masculin pluriel. Et je ne considère pas la cédille manquante sous le c de ça comme une faute, car, étant une majuscule, cette première n'est pas obligatoire, mais aurait eut l'avantage de faciliter la lecture.

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4 minutes ago, Hellzero said:

Érudits est la bonne orthographe, car il s'agit d'un masculin pluriel. Et je ne considère pas la cédille manquante sous le c de ça comme une faute, car, étant une majuscule, cette première n'est pas obligatoire, mais aurait eut l'avantage de faciliter la lecture.

Mon clavier n'a pas cette option, et j'ai la phlegme de chercher dans des caractères spéciaux. Ca ne fait que montrer des pièges à cons à rédiger dans une langue étrangère. :D

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12 minutes ago, Hellzero said:

So you are spitting everywhere ?

 

 

 

 

 

 

(Check the definition of phlegme instead of flemme. 😂 )

Un racine commun avec phlegmatique, non..?

Sur l'web, pour flegme, phlegme ...

B.− Au fig., cour., au sing. Caractère d'une personne calme et imperturbable, qui garde son sang-froid en toutes circonstances. Flegme imperturbable; ne pas se départir de son flegme; sortir de son flegme. C'est un homme qui a un grand flegme, qui est d'un grand flegme (Ac.1798-1932).Un ton de voix dont le flegme affecté cachoit la plus violente colère (Balzac, Annette,t. 2, 1824, p. 38).Impassibilité, qui peut aller de la douceur et de la maîtrise de soi à la froideur et au flegme (Mounier, Traité caract.,1946, p. 240).V. chiffre ex. 7 :
2. Il faut aussi convenir que dans la physionomie anglaise il y a un sang-froid, un flegme, qui est le caractère de la nation entière, et qu'on ne saurait rencontrer chez nous... Musset dsLe Temps,1831, p. 36.

Edit : Oui, 'flemme' vient de la même racine, mais usage fait pencher plus vers 'laziness', qui sera plus à propos. Mille excuses, mea culpa.

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