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    First Time Playing a T-40

    I have one of the lightweight ones made in 1978. After a deep dive into how the controls work I am getting beautiful sounds from it!
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    Severe finger pain when playing the 1st and 2nd fret on the E/B strings

    I had a problem with the first couple of frets too, then I adjusted the nut. Now the touch is the way it should be. A guitar tech should have a look at your instrument.
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    Question for the Double P owners

    My heavily modded 1980s BC Rico with Bill Lawrence pickups. Every couple of years this becomes my favorite ba
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    (Only) NOW I understand the P bass

    I haven't been able to put it into words yet, other than to say that I've played a few very excellent basses but the P is my favorite.
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    Playing sitting down?

    Phil Lesh played yesterday in Port Chester, NY with a chair right next to his amp, but I haven't seen pictures of him sitting. In a couple weeks he turns 84.
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    Clifford Roi repair?

    He and I both made some repairs, working great now.
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    Best things you can do for your tone

    Those quotes from Miles Davis are precious!
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    tried and proven tube preamps

    Two old beauties, the SWR Grand Prix and the Ampeg SVP-Pro. Kind of big and clunky compared to the 21st century preamp pedals, but luscious, versatile sound.
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    Feedback Suppressors... your thoughts and experiences with them?

    Years ago we tried out a sophisticated rack unit from Sabine. It was great, until someone played flute. The Sabine unit thought the flute was feedback, and would try to eliminate it!
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    Your 3 most influential bass players?

    Phil Lesh Michael Henderson Miroslav Vitous
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    Your Favorite TV theme song.

    Mission: Impossible
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    Frequency response

    This discussion should include the Wall of Sound that Phil Lesh played through in 1973 and 1974. I was a young audiophile at that time and experienced it two or three times. It was a "blue sky" project that was difficult to tour with but was unique and thrilling to hear, like hearing a massive...
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    Source Audio EQ2

    There is a LPF but the lowest and highest frequencies can be set to shelving, not to HPF and LPF.
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    Help ID'ing This Fretless Bass

    Maybe an early bass by Clifford Roi, AKA Norsang. Later he used a flying dove emblem.
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    "best" nickel roundwounds from a tactile point of view?

    Right now my favorites are Thomastik-Infeld but they cost so much
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    The difference between valve and tube

    They're the same except that one drives on the wrong side of the road.
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    Clifford Roi repair?

    Maybe I should just swap out the preamp for a Tone Capsule. First, I'll replace the OPA2277 IC just in case it is bad.
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    Clifford Roi repair?

    My Clifford Roi bass needs looking at. Volume pot for one pickup is acting up. I tried a new battery and the spray cleaner. Seems like an electronic problem. The circuit board says "L.B. Hajdu 2006." Anyone know how to contact Mr. Roi? Is there someone else who knows these basses inside and...
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    What's your take on subtle effects?

    I back off when it starts to sound like a synthesizer.
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    Steven W. Rabe RIP

    All day today I've been playing through my awesome Grand Prix preamp and now I see this sad news, RIP.
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    Who did you see for your first live concert, and where?

    Buddy Rich and his orchestra, around 1972, at Williamsville High School in upstste New York. The great Joel Di Bartolo may have been on bass.
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    Exploring the deeper subsonic . . .

    OP I applaud your inspiration. Very difficult to achieve this in a big room. In the 1970s the Grateful Dead had a concert sound system called the Wall of Sound, have a look at that. Some movie theaters have chair-shakers that give you a jolt when there's sub-bass in the movie soundtrack. Maybe...
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    Minimum spec for audible B string.

    The fundamental/harmonics psychoacoustics discussion is really interesting and seems to go against age-old audiophile laws of flat frequency response.
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    JACK CASADY

    His bass playing helped get me through high school.
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    RIP Rick Laird

    Rick Laird was exactly just the right bassist for the Mahavishnu Orchestra at that time. I saw them in 1972 and 73, monumental concerts.