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Rruinatokyo reacted to IvanBassist's post in the thread Darkglass Anagram Multi FX Announced with
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Thanks! At the end of the day I'm also another user of the product who's happy to see the platform grow. The exception is that I get... -
RI’ve had my anagram for a couple days now and I really like it. I see a lot of people use aftermarket power supplies with their...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to AnthonyBe's post in the thread Darkglass Anagram Multi FX Announced with Like.
Nope - there is no difference. You probably selected the 'wrong' NAM block. There are 3 different Neural Loader blocks on the Anagram -...
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Rruinatokyo replied to the thread Darkglass Anagram Multi FX Announced.I just tried a NAM v2 model, and am I right that there are fewer tweakable parameters vs. v1?
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Rruinatokyo reacted to sissy kathy's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
What's goin' on here, @Turnaround retires and EVERYONE forgets all about WITNESS POINTS; learn about them and dress them, most of your...
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Rruinatokyo replied to the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments?.Thanks for everyone's responses. It looks like it's turned into a decent thread, and I've gotten a better idea of what's going on with...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to micguy's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
Ibanez necks are skinny and thin - the cross sections of their necks are much smaller than something like a P bass. Their 5 string...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to BassicJazzy's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
The Roasted Maple necks on my Sire P5R and Sadowsky MX are crazy stable. Roasting really makes a neck rock hard. Laminating will do it...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to BassicJazzy's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
I have an SR1350B with a less complex neck, also with reinforcing rods and purple heart in the laminate, panga board, and it really...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to J Wilson's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with
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This is the magic and the aggravation of wood: It's not structurally repeatable or homogeneous. Some basses are, indeed, set and... -
Rruinatokyo reacted to bylar13's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
Probably has more to do with your understanding now vs. way back when. Before I knew how to do any work on my basses, unless it was a...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to shirojiro's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
I think it has a lot to do with the actual wood used for the neck. This seems to vary a lot , regardless of the type of wood used. I...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to KidAmnesia's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
Some necks move more than others; and it doesn't correlate that closely with neck width or construction. Thickness increases rigidity...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to Altitude's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
I live in Colorado, where we have fairly wide seasonal temperature changes, and the heaters run all the time in winter, further drying...
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Rruinatokyo reacted to MCS4's post in the thread Modern flat neck basses require constant truss rod adjustments? with Like.
I figured they were more talking about the difference in overall neck size/thickness/profile between a rounder vintage P bass "baseball...