Recent content by Eswal

Hi! I know there are hundreds of threads here about fretless conversions.. But i do have a question about filling the fret slots. I bought a ibanez sr405 without frets, by that i mean that the previous owner pulled the frets out but did not have the time to complete the job (filling the slots...

I'll check them out but right now i think it stands between the Darkglass B3k and the vintage microtubes.

That is a really intersting option, but as of right now i think i will settle with just a effect pedal and maybe ad the mini crossover and the blender later on if i feel like it is necessary.

I have a warwick std 4 with Kalium strings on it. I'm sorry i didnt really know how to explain it but what i meant was just some extra grit to just make it more "rough" without losing the beefiness or the sound of the bass, as i feel lots of overdrives do.

I am looking for a overdrive/preamp or whatever that will deliver a really "growly" tone. I am not looking for the all out gritty distortion. I am having a really hard time trying to explain how it sounds but i saw a thread that discussed a pretty accurate tone. Is this tone achieved with...

Alright thanks for the help everybody! :) looks like im going to order a single .150 from Circle K :)

alright. Well i play with the .055 - .110 gauge... cant find a set with gauges above .135 anywhere. Ive looked everywhere but only thing i can find is up to .135 :hmm:

Yeah i was thinking about this too. ive heard that it could be floppy, and I suppose that it has to do with what kind of strings/gauges you use? In that case, any recommendations?

Is this something i can do by myself or do i need to get a workshop to do it?

Hi! Well I am playing on a Warwick Corvette std 4 and kinda want to start playing with a low B string. I play a half step down from EADG. D#G#C#F# So what modifications do i need to do to be able to play with the low b? what gauges and how floppy will it be? Any other corvette players that...