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Since low is about 31 Hertz (correct me if I'm wrong), I wouldn't think tuning all the way down to F# would actually be audible (overtones not included).

I have a MAG-300 set up with the same cabs (410 + 115), and I think it sounds awesome. I do have a question, tho! It seems I'm getting more sharp tones from the 115 built in under the power amp (it's like a combo with an additional 410) than the 410. If I should believe what everyone's sayin...

I guess this should give me access, than? Link Removed Pretty little metal monster for the money (= Cheers!

- 273,9 centigrade or something like that, don't know the Fahrenheit tho

I played the Ray from past year; wasn't too impressed by the single pickup tbh... The tonal variety is just... not there (or at least less than other basses I'm used to)

That's not all - Ian Dury & The Blockheads Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick - " Second is more solo-like but still only serves as a basis for the rest of the band to jam upon!

Note: It's a fender active p bass, with a P-J config The basslines are active, but can they be integrated on the fender? Is the badass II also aplicable on de special p bass series? Thanks a lot!

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I played recorder for like 50 people in a church when I was 8! The question is whether this is considered an actual gig.. I did some piano shows when I was about 13 and I started doing gigs with me on bass when I was 16, I guess.

All right I'm done! Just ordered the Special P, fully in the knowledge that it will be the bass I really want =) Comes in next week... can't wait! Thanks all =)

Wow that's an overwhelming response! Thanks all! Today I found out two pretty important things: - I played the actual Ray 34. That being said, this bass is really not going to be the one for me. I prefer all styles of playing (pick, fingered, slap, you-name-it) and this bass really is too...

Oke, so I just learned this the other day, and it got me wondering! There are three 'generations' of Leo Fender basses I'm interested in: - The good old p-bass (I won't bore y'all with uninteresting facts, since I assume you know the specs, more or less). It has a kind of more modern variant...

Well hello! I recently bought myself a SansAmp Programmable Bass DI box. Neat little thing, I must say, but I tend to get on edge a bit when trying to get my sound right... The case is the following: I play a Schecter Damien-IV, double EMG humbucker and EMG preamp (a guitar that's well...

Once, a very long time ago, I played a cheap-as-hell Ibanez bass which almost fell apart through a little 15 watt guitar amp, which sometimes made noises that sound familiar to nuclear explosions for some reason...

Hello fellow 4-to-6-string lovers! I've been saving the past 5 months, with a certain amount of success, one might say. I now want a new bass guitar that's both great-sounding and fast playing. If I use every penny I've saved up, I might end up spending something between 600 and 800 eur (+/-...