Well, I like the sound from the piezo better with Octave-pedal.
I would even so far to say that they should drop making the NS-Deisgn basses with magnetics, I never use mine.
I mean, if you like the sound of those you should get a fretless electric bass instead.
Well, I like the sound from the piezo better with Octave-pedal.
I would even so far to say that they should drop making the NS-Deisgn basses with magnetics, I never use mine.
I mean, if you like the sound of those you should get a fretless electric bass instead.
Well, let me explain. I use the Piezo most of the time for acoustic like tone but on a gig I'm playing there's a song where I switch to the magnetic pick-ups with an octave, delay and a little distortion. It just sounds great!
I would even so far to say that they should drop making the NS-Deisgn basses with magnetics, I never use mine.
I mean, if you like the sound of those you should get a fretless electric bass instead.
I felt the same, so I bought the version with piezo-only! CR5
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“Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that's creativity.” Charles Mingus
I felt the same, so I bought the version with piezo-only! CR5
Yeah, but I like to mess with my NS's sounds possibilities. That's one of the reasons for what I bought an electric upright.
Of course I use it most of the time to cover the acoustic bass tone. But sometimes there's a chance to step on a moogerfooger, or whatever...
