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Old 11-15-2011, 08:10 AM
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Location: San Juan, Puerto Rico
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Dear Lynn;

I just bought my double bass. It is a laminated Estle Louis from Gollihur music, from which i recieved super-great sevice and products. I like the acoustic sound very much. But, the pickup sound (Fishman full circle) has a "thud" that I dont like. Turning the pickup 1/8 of a turn does not help with this. It is a lot more of "finger scratching the string" than I would like. It is rare that the "thud" sound its more pronounced in the "A" string. The lower i set the action the less "thud" i get, but the acoustic sound deteriorates. The sound its not all bad. What i wanted to know if there is any way -that you know of- to reduce this particular caracteristic.

I am running this through a Fishman Platinum preamp, an Ibanez Promethean 500 amp, and a Hartke 210 speaker.

Best regards,

Carlos Pepe Peņa
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Old 11-16-2011, 08:40 AM
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Try contacting Fishman directly. They should be able to help. website Fishman Transducers, Inc.
phone 978-988-9199
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