Recent content by Borzi_4

Probably right, makes much more sense! I guess I jumped to the conclusion because he has said in an interview that he has broken the neck on a few of his basses. my bad :hiding:

Check it out, I had really had to look twice at this video of Vic doing a solo on stage with SMV. I know I have seen this solo before and not noticed it, but sometime between 5:05 & 5:10 his neck breaks. You can clearly see a fat crack between the 13th and 14th fret! I mean, I've broken strings...

Housed from Edward - Bradford Marsalis Milt Hinton plays bass on this one, a true master of his instrument.

^Yup.

Ya, I'd get it for sure.

Wow. You're the MAN! That is a ton of work you put in there, thanks so much for sharing this. Awesomeness in ink.

I own the same amp and had a rattle issue with the grill. After a few days of trial and error, fiddling with the amp outside, I solved the problem. I removed the GK logo from the grill and stuffed a couple black tube socks with old towels and put one in the top left and the other in the bottom...

I think balancing the D4, SM57 along with a DI (I would use the Brick over the amp DI in case it isn't post-preamp) would yield good results. My best recorded sound has come from using a Sanheiser 421 and a DI.Good luck!

Yes.

I have a room in the house set aside as a practice space with my amps and basses right next to one another, otherwise there is a wall hanger in my bedroom but that hasn't been used since I moved my gear to the practice room.

Dude, new Fenders are way too expensive. 3 days of a diligent craigslist hunt turned up a '94 MIM P for $180 and its been my main for about 8 months. But honestly, I've been GASing for a Jazz because I like the way it sits in the mix better. IMO a giging pro should have both sounds in their...

That whole album "Curtains" is really good stuff. I love all the stuff he put out that year!

Bobo Duncan Slick

^This. Baba Elefante uses D'addaroio rounds on his fretless, and that guy plays an Alain Caron sig. by F bass! In a clinic he was asked about his string choice and said, "Yeah the roundwound strings wear a little on the board, but so do flats! Strings just do that if you play all the time, so...

How would you go about raising the nut? What material could be used under it to give it more height?