Recent content by SonnyBassPlayer

I do that sometimes with an act for which I never touch the pedalboard once the show starts, only the tuner from one song to the other, but only if the stage is super cramped; using my effects very actively in my own projects I prefer to have it on the floor even if I won't switch anything.

I never had a fully always on pedalboard but I own a Fairfield Circuitry Modèle B which has no switch button and is always on as part of my tone with any instrument.

Not even a doubt for me. Black, tort, rosewood

I would totally consider it in case I needed a beater bass. Knowing how OCD I am I would cut the headstock beak, sand the logo (no offence, I'd leave it blank) and swap pickups. #stonks

Something similar happened to me, we notice a gig we were playing that evening had used AI to make the flyer and our face were literally differed, we were Chad-ed and the Ssinger (woman) got makeup she didn't have. Gosh.

I could pick up two of my basses for a gig right now and step on stage (Epi Grabber and Fender P) The other 6 would need a setup to be playable with a 100% satisfaction but that's something I'd pull off in an afternoon to have them all ready.

Seems like Behringer's pedal name "V-Tone" is quite literal!

I work in the car paint industry and I can tell that most solid grey german cars you see are painted as follows from the factory: -primer on body -filler/undercoat for leveling -waterborne 1st coat of the tint (yes, even if solid) only mixed with thinner -thick high quality clearcoat...

I would take away at least 20% of goldness.

I was thinking about what I would do in such situation and than I got to the thught that just like I wouldn't play at a festival organized by far-right associations I wouldn't play in a church, but that's just based on how much I disagree with both (spoiler: i disagree a LOT with both). So if my...

I wouldn't mind the scratches, but if I would I'd just tape a piece of shape-cut cardboard to the back of the bass. Easy, costless, removable. Tape only sticks to a small area and if you want you could to two layers of cardboard and call it a day.

I'm actually not sure, all I know is that when I make flyers of small graphics I don't use any AI functionality.

My friend's cat on my 2015 Eko combo! It serves better as a cat-stand than an amp sigh..

I personally suggest Canva, it's a very useful tool and works fine on smartphone too. I despise those AI flyers that are more and more common. It's heavily disrespectful towards artists, just imagine if someone hires an AI virtual band instead of one of our own.. would it be nice? (talking...

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