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It’s down to the bass itself but most of the times I prefer a 35’ on the low B and also enjoy the tension of a longer scale neck. My two Clement basses are 35’ and the B string sound incredible... solid

That's great to hear!!!

Wanted to add that solid state (not D class) works really great in a situation where you are playing busy in the lower register, because of the nature of tubes and its inherent compression the sound "blossoms", so solid state works awesome in this instance... I have to say that I like to split...

Wow he passed in 88' time flies

Got a Bugera Veyron and it sounds awesome... Tube preamp and "d"class amplificacion and also inexpensive. Also love tech21 gear which is solid state...tube stuff sounds lovely but the weight is impractical

Wal basses

I think probably because the dude passed away over a decade or more

Here's my two cents; Tom Clement Sukop Zon Lakland Roscoe Mtd Elrick Fodera Sadowski Warwick But I must remark that cost and what sounds good is subjective to your personal taste...and there are plenty of inexpensive production basses that are awesome...the bass itself won't make The bassist...

Here's # 384, I will be redundant and say this, Tom is an amazing luthier and really awesome to work with!!! You'll get your money's worth and THEN some...saving right now for my second Tom Clement Bass, and also pictures of his work don't do justice, my bass is breathtaking in person, plays...

Your Drummer needs to start himself since it takes a little practice to " groove" with a click, then bring it to the whole band and if he gets offended then find a drummer who practices to a clik

I like med picks(.72-.75mm) vs 1mm and it's very important to relax the picking hand and hold your pick gently as well, this will avoid cramping. Also start jamming to some AC/DC tunes Cliif is a pick player and has the most solid eight notes out there