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I never followed up with the friend in England's Satellite.
Well my advice to forget about altering the bass, take a long walk in the fresh air then just play the bloody thing was heeded; for around a day🫤
Then he watched a video by some spectacle wearing irritating English YT bastard and...
I have no idea but suspect it performs only very simple tasks.
I was not too impressed by the Peavey MIDIbase Spectrum sounds so hooked my splitter up to a Roland Sound Canvas.
They communicated with each other.
Trouble I faced was in being tech illiterate. My first encounter with the...
It was a completely different system.
The AT-200 was an 'Auto Tune' model, software corrected tuning.
That cable was not designed to work with the MidiBase.
Have you strung your bass with nickel strings ?
I don't recall Peavey giving a reason why they specified nickel strings only that it...
@Ratterbass
It was just a bit of fun.
Folk were asked to give 1st, 2nd, 3rd place to which ones they thought had the 'best' P-bass tone. Neither the Warwick or Dingwall received any top 3 votes.
There was a second question, "Maple or Rosewood ?"
Most were 40/60 or 50/50 splits. Researhers...
At least he is being honest, choosing bass A from bass B in a blind test is just a combination of guesswork and luck.
Several year back some lads at a London bass get together had a P-bass shootout for fun. 10 P-basses along with a Dingwall and Warwick as wildcards. It was a double blind test...
Och Hell, wrong end of the stick again.
This man in the kilt speaks no German so relies on software translations. Trouble is the software writes in English and I think and speak in guid braw Scots.
My apologies, seems I'm stuck in that other Bill Murray film :-(
Not my experience.
April 2014. KB stumbles across the big T webstore and buys his first Harley Benton. PB-50 arrives 4 days later and I tune it to pitch. Decide I want flats so re-string with TIs.
Shortly afterwards I retired my Paisley Fender as the PB-50 sounded equally as good and was...
Oh there definitely is.
A good friend had this made last year, same builder did my walnut 51 P-bass.
Herrick multi coil, Lusithand preamp. Sadly I don't recall the drop top material.
Final cost was £1400.
A friend received one last Thursday, reports no balance issues.
All told he is very happy with it.
His only complaint was needing to re-tune the strings. This I expected as
A. He complains about slack tuning pegs with every bass he has owned.
B. The bass had been out the box 2 hours, strings...
I have another for your gallery.
Renegade, a sideline sold by David König (Retrovibe).
Below the PG it is routed for a neck pickup so easily coverted to a 4001/4003 style bass. His "Slim Jim" treble pickup surround covers te MM humbucker rout in the treble position.
David knew I played Peavey...
There is no reason you must cut at the tuning peg silk.
Pass the string through a stop sleeve before loading the bridge. Get an approximate length, mark it then crimp the sleeve in position.
Picture is just to give you an idea of the process.
Look for a multi pack with sizes from 1mm to 3mm...
Well first thing is no Fury V were made in the USA.
USA Fury models were all 4 string design, originally with a ceramic single coil before moving to the more standard split coil arrangement.
It will handle all the genres you mentioned as well as metal.
The neck I imagine will follow a...
You are not far wrong with that line of thinking :-)
Several years ago I read a Basschat thread titled " Do we really need expensive gear ?"
One reply always stuck in my mind, laddie in London said the following
"To be perfectly honest, I could do 99.9% of what I play with a Harley Benton...
Have owned a couple of JB-75 basses, sunburst back in 2014 and black/maple maybe 2021/22.
Weight was to be expected from a large jazz body made with Ash. Very little difference from the 70's Fenders it is modeled after.
The 'low output' comments surprise me as I found both the earlier...
My taste is for the 51 P-bass.
Sadly not a popular design with headless builders so I put owning one from my mind :-( That changed when my timber supplier took delivery of thermo-treated Obeche and gave me some to work with then report back my thoughts.
The Obeche was very light, neck dive was...
An update to my post from December last year.
As I said neither the Herrick quad coil nor massively overwound Bloodstone hit the spot for me. What has hit the spot recently is my PB-50 from March 2018, sporting tapewound strings and with Roswell pickup replaced by a low DCR 4 pole Musicmaster...