Recent content by dr_gonzo

Awesome! Love the O&S. I'm just finishing my first playthrough of Dark Souls and it blew my mind, so I'm digging this bass a lot!

Hi @Nun Yerbiznes, did you pull it off in the end? I am in a similar position as you. I love the B1four X and it would be amazing if the expression pedal could be used in tandem with the c4.

I only own a Squier CV P-bass with flats, but I'd love to add a Stingray or a Pink EHB1005MS into the mix. Alas, I won't be able to afford either for a while.

P-bass with flats and either a Jazz or a Stingray with rounds and I'm a happy man

I only have one now, but I've had 9 over my lifetime. I regret selling two of those.

Lake placid blue, then replace the pickguard with a white perloid one. You're welcome!

I wholeheartedly recommend the Zoom b1 four. It's very (very) small, has a looper, drum machine, tuner, headphone input, aux input, and a ton of (VERY decent) amp/cab modelling, as well as a ton of effects if you're into that. I really can't recommend it enough.

I beg to differ. You are merely stating an outcome: you listed a bunch of (very) successful female bassists. But do you have any basis at all for saying that "no one has ever accused any of them faking it"? I don't mean to be rude or to bash on your opinion, but the topic discussed here is...

Hi! I've recently become in love with this amp. A little backstory: for all of my musical life (not too long anyways) I've played with a Peavey Combo 115 (black widow speaker) that I inherited from an uncle. I was happy with it until I started gigging and playing more seriously. Even then, I...

I strongly recommend a Zoom B1-Four paired with a Radial sb-2 DI. Killer combo. Also you can use the zoom as a headphone practice amp (headphone out and aux in), which I understand is what you'll be using it for. If that's the case, then you dont even need the DI.

Part of what makes me like my Squier so much... I guess has to do with this stupid insecurity in my head that people will cut me more slack if I suck because I'm playing a cheap bass. Like "I'm allowed" to suck. And if I kill it, then I am killing it on a Squier, right? Haha. I know it sounds...

I figured it out. Posting just in case someone faves the same issue. You can't use headphones that also have an integrated mic (like my cheapo Sony), because they have three rings on the plug. Stereo adapters only work with headphones with two rings as well.

Hi! Me again. I got a stereo adapter, but I'm still having the same issues. If I plug my headphones all the way down, I get no sound at all. If I pull them out a bit, It works perfectly. I don't think the adapter is busted, since I got two and it happens with both of them. I definetely keep...

Wow, that's a clever system. Hadn't noticed the stripes. I definetely bought a mono one, so that's on me. I just got a stereo adapter, so I'll test it out in the afternoon and let you all know!

I am also interested in this. If they use one space, how can one activate the "solo" mode? By duplicating the patch and increasing the output volume and just chanching patches? Given that there are not footswitches...