Recent content by Bill Murray

New rounds, Low action, hard attack, mids down, treble and bass up, compression, and some overdrive.

The thing you are hearing is a hard attack and some overdrive. The pedal your using now might have some of that clanky character you’re after but the low end is getting swallowed by the distortion which is why you’re having a hard time cutting through and complimenting the guitars now. Alex...

Sweeeeet, love the vibe

Ok cool, I was hesitant to to put the neck in the holder with the case in it but if you’re doing it, I’ll have to give it another shot.

Love it! Thanks for the photos too!

Ohh ok great to know, I had this stand but with a different bass and I never tried it with the case on

I’ll have to give it another go then!

That’s the stand I currently have and I agree, I kind of hate it haha

Dang haha noted.

I’ve found lots of threads about cases and storing basses but can’t find the information I’m looking for… I’d like to store my upright in its case but also on a stand? Does anyone else do this or know of a capable stand? Storing it outside of its case is a no go for me and leaning the bass in...

Nope. Slightly different vibes though, the subway has way more clarity and low end and those are things I was looking for.

Agreed! I have also moved to the quad cortex haha I’ve narrowed in on my collection but you’re the number is not important :)

I think the 12s wood suit you very well, they truly are a happy medium between the 10s and 15s.

I’ve played through the 1x12, 1x15, 2x12, and 2x15. The 2x15 sub lows are just insane, it can handle crazy levels of volume, I used to have an SVT 8x10 and it really gives that a run for its money

Subs and lows are weigh the Mesa subways shine. I would think the best choice for your goal would be the 2x15 though. If you want to maintain more of that 10” articulation the 2x12 is probably the best of both worlds.