Recent content by Sparkl

It is entirely possible to be able to get a smashing JBass for that kind of money. I believe it because I've seen it with my own eyes (or perhaps rather, heard it with my own ears??). Haven't heard of this particular brand that you're endorsing but I have held some Jazz Basses made by a...

So, you have one million headroom and also can push a 50db sensitivity speaker to audible levels with this thing. Also, you get bragging rights for playing live gigs on 0.5/100 volume knob position.

Oh... Sad. I am actually very fond of Laney amps, always thought their combos in particular had something interesting in them. A good late friend of mine had a very nice Laney tube guitar combo, his last amp before his death. It's weird that I finally come across a Laney mention by reading about...

Tonehammer is your choice. I've had both (TH500 and AG 500 DC) and the AG will not get you there without some extra preamps.

What music do you play?

EBS

I mean... Compliments should be given where compliments are deserved. You indeed make beautiful ramps.

That's one guitarist who actually paid attention at rhythm guitar class. Kudos!

Perhaps you are not referring to a specific maneuver involving inserting the elongated object into a rectal output jack? :woot:

Great bass but I was never particularly stoked about that dildo-shaped cutaway... why my fellow Germans, what was the point lol

I love wider necks because narrow 6 string necks tend to make my left hand finger position worse. Depends on the hand size though but yeah, I definitely appreciate a wide neck for a 6er.

In what way? His playing or the sound?

My friend owns a db751. Great amp but worth 3500? Nah, no amp is worth that much.

I played Ken Smiths, played NYC Sadowskys, Foderas... They didn't really feel that much special, apart from the brand fame. Fodera was perhaps my biggest disappointment, given all the attention it gets... Don't get me wrong, they're great and amazing instruments, there's nothing wrong with them...

There's a gauge called "consistent practice", which has been proven to reduce fatigue.