Recent content by DKCO

i have yet to find full time fuzz bass pedal for recording. I have EHX big muff, i find recording dry is easier, then manipulate in DAW .. my 2 cents .. the fuzz pedal is good for reheasal, yes. I prefer rather dry bass into daw

what genre are you in, thats nuts to me.. Im a simple bass guy

I recently spent about $300 here & there for minor patches (cables) 1 ft to 6 ft, angled & what not... for good cables. Small hit, but they do sound better. Mogami .. Worlds Best ... w/ Neutrix connectors. I figure it's kinda like auto parts, buy the cheap oem-matched parts and replace them...

rubber wire things off amazon, worth a try. dont stick, unless you rub down alcohol on surface, i used heat gun to get them stickier. I dont have many bass pedals, guitar setup is shown. getting closer to tidy, def less clutter

guitar & bass Invalid Link Removed not and ad. rec'd it today. very nice. time to wire it up. had to order more Mogami's just now

Old thread, but thought I should comment. This unit was not cheap, thought I had a dud. Only the effected outputs were noisy when pedal was engaged, adjusting knobs made no difference. I removed the battery, hiss / static is GONE !! ISO Brick for power only. My cables to interface: effected...

Seymour Duncan ssb-4 passive & new pots, wires late update: installed them .. working good, nice tone. No more electrical interference noise w/ computer & monitor while recording.

I started to record with mine tonight (tech 21), finally. Bought it 2 weeks ago. STATIC whenever it is activated. its not the bass, not cables, not grounding, all new cables. parallel out is super clean, its not the eq or gain adjustments. The BATTERY !! took it out & noise is gone ...

thats the plan. did some research at lunch. gonna try jazz bass wiring, 2 vol / 1 tone / 4th knob will be a dummy. gonna gut it this weekend. have parts already. if those pups dont sound good, Im looking at Seymour Duncan ssb-4 .. see how it goes thanks for the answers .. cheers !!

looked closer. trying to figure out if the pups are true passive & that the eq is the only active part in this system theres a 2 conductor wire from each pickup routed to eq pot.. red (neck) black (bridge) battery is routed to the eq module (+) & input jack (-) there is a green insulated...

Cool. thanks for the responses. I will research pickups .. I read the "aguilar" is good .. spelling? I going to gut it complete, old school wiring. maybe this should be in the forum "pickups"... long day, thinking too hard .. thank you guitar center sales guy cold called me today ...

I guess I am thinking too hard. I've swapped pups / wiring / pots on 5 of my guitars. I dont know squat about bass pickups really.

complete passive. 2 vol / 2 tone.

eq maybe the only active part? Im not sure

I've grown attached to this bass, bought it new 4-5 years ago. The action is damn near perfect for me, spent alot of time adjusting it. I do not like the active sound recording. Any suggestions on making it passive, more vintage style? 2 volumes / 2 tones. I love my vintage fender jazz bass...