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Definitely amplifier dependent. I tried a Beta after finding some awesome reviews and sounds, but it didn't work for me. Not to say the Beta is a bad pedal, but it definitely has a blanket EQ, which may or may not be better than your amplifiers natural EQ, or the EQ your getting from the rest of...

And thats legit? Its not going to affect how the wood "breathes"? I figured they would be using something a little more delicate, but than again, the original Fenders were painted with car paint... Does the body need to be sealed? Will it be alright if it gets sweat on it and its not sealed?

Hey all, Found a beautiful 2006 Am Standard body in butterscotch blonde , unfortunately, someone decided to spray paint it black. I managed to sand off all of the black paint, however, I also sanded off the sealant in the process. How would I go about sealing this bass? Ill put up picture later...

Is this still available?

Standard, Special? Alder? Would you say its on the brighter or darker side of the p spectrum?

I tried one and hated it! Was just mud!... Unless thats what your looking for, of course (maybe it would be alright if you were playing pick or slap, or a really crisp SS head finger style). The Bergantino NV610 is smaller, lighter, & just as powerful- but clear, present and much more...

or a mesa boogie 400+..... or one of those 200 watt "Mywatt" amplifiers- that would prob be my choice. That thing seems to sound great for the prog metal thang (sound clips meah---->Invalid Link Removed) Put it together with those 212s and possibly a thunderbird bass and I dont think you could...

I would say that blackfaced svt reissue.... or a real one... if you have the cash!

Ash or alder?

Well, in that respect- Do you think I should try the bass out before I purchase it even though it wont sound the same after I am done with it?

So I recently acquired a Dark Star-ed P Bass here on the Classifieds. It sounds amazing, but seems to lack a little punch (in comparison to my Highway 1 P). What ever it lacks in punch it makes up for with many beautiful qualities, but I was wondering if the lack of punch is due to the...

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Hey all, Ran into an awesome deal for a vintage EB-0 project ('72 with a single mudbucker in the sweet spot) that needs the mudbucker and some hardware replaced. Does anyone make a legitimate "vintage sounding" mudbucker that I could use as a replacement? The DiMarzio is out, I want something...

Hey everyone, I will be in the studio next week and am getting a bit of overdrive from my all tube SVT. I only notice it on the songs where I dig into the strings harder, but I don't really remember it driving as much as it is now. The Mid and Treble EQs are boosted like hell, so the volume...

You think any mahogany would do a good job of gettin the same tone? does the south America part make that big a difference?

Anybody happen to know what wood was used in the old Gibson eb-3. Also any info on recreation of pickups would be much appreciated

Alright guys, So I'm pretty new to the jazz bass thing. Having always playing P bass, I just played stainless rounds to help get more top end. With my j bass however, the "fullness" is more lacking, and there are alot of finger noises due to the extended middle- top end on the j p/us. What...

Anyone have info on the Hanson (lakland) jazz p/us? Would love to hear some more input on them, can you get a vintage-y feel out of them at all?

So I just got myself a Fender 70s Jazz reissue and it has a beautiful midrange. The lower mid register, however, is a little weak, and the guitar itself sounds a bit thin because of it. Would switching to Dark Stars help this out? What do these things sound like in a J bass (Ive checked out the...

I've heard about them before- but how do they fair on work for electric stuff? I was under the impression they are exclusively acoustic guys. I guess neck work would be similar, but I also wanted to do some stuff to the guitar as a whole to "De-Mexify" it... If you will...

Anyone know of a trusted luthier for electric neck/fret work?

also, I am somewhat concerned as to whether the 70s p/u spacing will sound good with p/u's meant for the 60s spacing

go here Welcome to Hanson Pickups! apparently they go under the name Hanson for their P/Us or work with a company named hanson!

*This is a re-posted thread (Hanson J Bass Pickups) as I dont think anyone knows that Lakland uses Hanson P/Us Hey all, Just picked myself up a Fender MIM 70s reissue J bass and it looks f-in amazing. Nice and vintage-y- however, its MIM. And I am looking for the right pickups to swap in there...

Ah yes, and it is alder body... w/rosewood fretboard

Hey all, Just picked myself up a Fender MIM 70s reissue J bass and it looks f-in amazing. Nice and vintage-y- however, its MIM. And I am looking for the right pickups to swap in there. Being heard in the mix is big for me, so I would like something with a good mid presence and plenty of punch...

bummer that you cant get bergantino gear in europe!!!... I've owned a 410hlf and an 8x10 and they are nothing special compared to my NV610... Smaller, lighter, and it sounds the way an 810 should sound... Super tight low end, super punchy, delightful singing midrange with great highs- When...

PLEASE, SOMEONE REPOST THE ORIGINAL SOUND CLIPS!!!

Alright TBers, I am looking to swap a pickup out of a MIM Fender P bass Deluxe (active 3 band P/J pickups) in order to increase sound quality/clarity. I really like the sound of the bass, but notice a lot of differences in clarity between that guitar's pickup and my Passive American P. I don't...

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Whats up TB!! So I gots my self one of these, Invalid Link Removed and like it, but kinda don't like the active sound. Should I go about de-active-ising / passive-fising it? I have an American P that I love the sound of, but doesnt have that j pickup in the treble. Does this guitar get...

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Try the ground switch on the back of your amp and try messing with the post/pre switch if ya got one. I dont really know my way around a b2 but I had a similar problem and we figured it out with a little effort. Also, check out the outlet you have the amp plugged into, many times wiring in walls...

I wouldn't necessarily go to all ends to get one of these because of the growl. I got a few P's, and I can get one in particular to really growl. It happens to be active, but doesn't sound like it for sure... just EQ it so that it has more output and it will growl for days... Damn I love that...

I got a MIM P bass special 3 band eq and I love that bass. It doesnt switch to passive, but im sure you could get it adjusted to. The active P pickup settings are really nice. You can do ALOT of sculpting without making it sound too "activey". I dont know if you like that sound or not, but...

what does this mean, I found it on the comments section of this product "I bought four of these loads to create one LARGE 8 ohm LOAD, and two 4 ohms loads on the same 1/4" thick aluminum baseplate for a 200/200W stereo amp. They require a much larger heat sink fixture to handle/dissipate power...