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19 minutes ago, Stub Mandrel said:

 

It's also a demonstration that although high mass is different, different doesn't automatically mean better.

 

Honestly, I was amazed by the difference (sounds like a YouTube video title)

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Fascinating.  In that they are so similar in many respects, I wouldn't have thought it would make that much difference.  Just a wild thought - in that the original saddles share two strings each, I wonder if there is some sort of impact from the two sources and characteristics of vibration on each pair.

 

But yes - a surprising result whatever the explanation!

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This is what AI says - although it may have just regurgitated the above discussion 🤣

 

"Yes, there can be a subtle sonic difference, with individual saddles generally providing a slightly tighter, brighter, or more focused sound, and two strings sharing a single, larger saddle (common on vintage-style bridges) potentially offering a warmer, "ballsier" tone with a more pronounced midrange. 

The difference is generally minor compared to other factors like string type, pickups, or playing technique, and is largely a matter of personal preference." 

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11 minutes ago, Andyjr1515 said:

Fascinating.  In that they are so similar in many respects, I wouldn't have thought it would make that much difference.  Just a wild thought - in that the original saddles share two strings each, I wonder if there is some sort of impact from the two sources and characteristics of vibration on each pair.

 

But yes - a surprising result whatever the explanation!

 

IME a change in bridge can have the effect of micro EQ (change overall tonality), micro filter (notch certain frequencies), micro envelope shaper (change attack/sustain), or micro compressor (even things out a bit). On most instruments switching bridges makes little real difference, but on some it can be tangible and helpful. It's always worth some trial and error 

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A little video, not much good but it gives a good idea of what the bass might sound like in better hands!

 

 

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On 12/08/2025 at 14:24, Beedster said:

 

That neck..............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It just needs a little fairy sparkle to be photo-shopped on 

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1 hour ago, Hellzero said:

If you play mwah twice, does it become mwah mwah?

 

Just asking for a friend.

 Does it go mwahahahahaha with sustain?

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5 hours ago, ped said:

A little video, not much good but it gives a good idea of what the bass might sound like in better hands!

 

 

Won't let me play which is odd. Says I have to sign in which I've never done before., is this adult fretless content 🤣

 

Quite relieved really as a) Ped'll just be another bloke who plays FL better than me and b) I'll have short-scale FL GAS :) 

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FB now always seems to ask for a login if you're either on a VPN or a cloud hosted virtual PC.  Presumably to "confirm you are a real person, enhance your online experience and harvest your kidneys. Sorry should have said data"

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