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The 215, 315, 425, and 535 all have the same outer geometry. Only the 846 is different.

Daryl uses a Shure KSM9, and usually the lead vocal of the guest does as well. I'm sure they are more than welcome to use something that's more familiar to them though of course.

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Second on this. My drummer has the PSM200, I have a PSM300. They aren't even remotely on the same level. The PSM300 is basically on par with the senny G3, except there is no noise due to it being digital audio over analog RF. There is a small latency introduced there though.

So from first hand experience with this thing, some test equipment, and a set of very common earbuds these things drastically change the frequency response. They drastically squash the high end in the audible frequency spectrum. Whether this result is actually good or bad is up to the user...

Actually, Shure no longer makes the PSM 200 and the PSM 300 is now their entry level system. Still comes with SE215's and a choice between plastic or metal bodypack. Supposedly the audio quality is basically equal to the PSM900. Still pretty new, and there aren't many reviews on it out there.

The bass design makes me think of some of the weapons in the elder scrolls games. I forget what they are called. The dark weapons or whatever. Love the design.

I'll just add to this eye protection. A CF or fiberglass splinter in the eye is just about the worst thing ever. Oddly enough it happened with one of my old hockey goalie sticks.

Absolutely you should sand the poly under the nitro. The nitro will be adhering via a mechanical bond to the poly as opposed to melting into old lacquer and it really needs that scuffing to bond to it. Don't worry about the MOP being shiny as the nitro will fill in the the gaps you create by...

I just want to know why they continue to do this. Terrible practice that leaves less playing area. D.U.M.

I was actually going to mention that this is definitely a good reason Status is crazy busy right now and it certainly doesn't involve slap bass. I actually just ordered a neck from Rob for a project I'm working on right now with the LED's in the fretboard. Here's my last project with a neck...

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There's a few on this forum page. Bits and pieces of each are pretty much perfectly correct. You'll have to sort out what is and isn't. None are that far off themselves. http://www.dmbtabs.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=4161 LOVE stefans work on this song.

I'll second that link from the les paul forum. It works great.

Why the band doesn't at least get a side project going with another lead singer is beyond me. Really enjoyed their first album. It had some great songs with some great bass and guitar playing.

I currently run an Axe-fx II with a Matrix GT1000 power amp. It's both my guitar and bass rig for different bands. All I do is put it on top of an Egnater cabinet for guitar gigs and my SWR Go-light for bass gigs.

If both the treble and master controls affect it then it's coming form the preamp. Just get some new tubes and go from there. Always the easiest solution, or at least get 1 new tube and start swapping.

My buddies little mark tube 800 definitely has a MUCH easier to turn master knob than all the others.

Definitely not normal. With the volume on that pedal at noon it is VERY loud.

If you really want that finish then go for it. Refinishing is a TON of work though. I would almost rather cut out another body than refinish personally. It such a pain in the ass.

I ordered a Status music man replacement for a bass I made myself. I can't comment on how it changed the tone becuase it was on there from the beginning, but the neck itself is incredible. Their workmanship is top notch. Finish, frets, nut, etc... The ONLY beef I have is that the frets are...

You and me both!! I have the axe II and use it for both my guitar and bass needs. The problem is I only use it for fx for bass currently, because I can't get a tone I really like out of it for bass live. It definitely can be done, but I just haven't gotten there yet. I just use it on the...

Just another suggestion. You can get a couple different brands of acrylic lacquer in rattle cans from auto parts stores. I think Deft has a good reputation. Acrylic lacquer dries much harder (and more plasticy (a word?) than nitro, but is still just as easily touched up. I wouldn't be too...

Looks like it hasn't been discussed yet, but this is the official video and full version of Unsustainable off the album. Invalid Link Removed There are actually portions of that song I really like, but this combined with survival has me pretty disappointed so far. BTW, the guys who are...

GK cabs for sure. Couldn't see anything else. I enjoyed all of the show haha. I didn't want to sound too negative. A chance to see the chili pepps is always fun.

I've built 2 clones. One for myself and one for a buddy. Couldn't tell much of a difference at all from the real thing except some of the extremes of knob positions. Most likely due to small manufacturing differences. Also, if you're building a clone you can include a pickup simulation...

I just saw them at Lolla a few days ago, and the distortion at the beginning of Around the world was exactly like you describe it. Extremely thin and harsh.

I actually disagree with this part. There is WAY more available for people to create experimental music these days for much cheaper. Hell you can buy multi-fx units and samples and 8 billion other things for very affordable prices. Hell I can record songs in my living room with high enough...

he's generaly synth and backup stuff with Muse so they have to use much less backing material. The bass sound in the beginning of that song does sound very Musey in tone actually.

Kaputsport, Is there any chance you could do a quick recording and put it on soundcloud, youtube, wherever else is easy to get onto forums? A clean signal, and then the animato in clean blend. I have an axe-fx II, which i use mainly for guitar, but I think I'm going to ditch my...

Both 0000 steel wool and 2000 grit will leave sanding marks and will not look right. I'll see if I can find the link for where I got the idea to try it, but here's what I reccomend. 1. A small random/orbital sander. I have a Mouse I think it's called. 2. Green AND blue scotchbrite pads. 3...

Harrison, This can absolutely be done. Where are you located? I'm in Chicago and if you are willing to send me the pedal and bass I would be willing to do this for parts and any other small costs. I realize you don't know me, but I have done many transactions (sales and other) on Harmony...

There is as others have mentioned a synth bass sound in the chorus of that song for example. That sound in the second verse where's he's playing the bouncy bassline is all him I think, but the moment the chorus kicks in there's a synth with him.

I made my Rat clone initially for only high gain, but have recently started turning it on a lot more and using it for very low gain OD. I absolutely love the way it sounds. I'm also running it with a boss LS-2 for a mixture of dry signal too FWIW.

Just for the record this polyurethane listed and all of the ones at Home Depot and similar are nowhere near as hard as the catalyzed 2 part automotive polyurethanes. Now it's possible that he could use a 2k clear over this for good results, but it may also not work at all.

Alder is generally pretty closed grained and I highly doubt you need to do a grain filler. You could do a sanding sealer, but if you are going fiesta red there's no need to do it. Just make sure you sand VERY well before the color coats. It just helps a ton in sanding/buffing in the end...

Here are some decent pictures I took under some actual sunlight. They were at lunch so I didn't have too much time to get it polished up, but the front looks pretty good with some light on it. There's a picture of the back too where you can see my experiment of a kind of transparent/relic...

That would be GREAT!! I'll be sure to get a couple more pictures up that are higher quality or PM them to you. I really love the saddles and the huge range for intonating and height adjustment. It's a great bridge. I'm just glad to see somebody doing something different. I don't know how...

Thanks. I actually modelled everything via solidworks (pickup routes, the control holes, control cavity, etc). That picture of the 3d model is just one from a very early drawing. Part of my job involves making complicated prototypes, so this type of thing is very easy for me to do after hours...

Hey, This is actually my first post on TB, but I recently built my first bass and I figured I share it here. I am first and foremost a guitar player, but I wanted a really versatile bass for recording and as it turns out I will actually be playing bass in one of my friends' bands. So...