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Hey guys, very old thread here, but just saying, his channel is on Dailymotion, at least with the old videos. He has returned to Youtube since with other videos

here's my channel, jsut staretd uploading covers

They might in small amounts, why?

I have a Sire V7 bass, it doesnt say what kind of finish it is. Is a wet wipe good enough for both neck and body? This kind:

Is it ok to clean the body and fretboard with a wet wipe? Or are there special ways of cleaning it properly?

bridge pickup

Thanks, I'll look into all this, but I really just have one question - is the low action potentially dangerous for the frets?

I don't think so, where exactly would it say that? I got it from Thomann in a box and that's all (god I'm coming off as such an amateur with every post but I need to ask! lol)

what do you mean by recommended specs? They provided an allen key if htat's hwat you mean, and the radius is 7.25, yes. the thing is I actually like the strings at this height but I'm just wondering if with my rough style of playing it may be dangerous for the frets, digging into them too hard...

https://www.thomann.de/de/ampeg_scr_di.htm?ref=search_prv_7 how would this compare with the tech 21 sansamp?

No, soundwise everything is fine, I'm really just wondering if playing too hard for a long time on low action strings could dig in to the frets excessively and damage them quicker than usual, i.e hurt intonation, or is that only a risk with high action?

I really slapped this bass for 2 hours straight really hard, just so much fun to play, should I raise the action just to be on the safe side? I like playing rough

is playing with low action on your bass potentially dangerous for the frets? I've been slapping a brand new Sire for almost 2 hours now and there is for sure fret buzz because of the low action it arrived with. Wondering if I should raise the action just to be on the safe side and not ruin a...

is playing with low action on your bass potentially dangerous for the frets? I've been slapping a brand new Sire for almost 2 hours now and there is for sure fret buzz because of the low action it arrived with

Question: is playing with low action on your bass potentially dangerous for the frets? I've been slapping the Sire for almost 2 hours now and there is for sure fret buzz because of the low action it arrived with