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All-New Ampeg SCR-DI!

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I'm going to freak out if I see/hear another demo of this unit while using a pick. Everything bass that is a demo should be fingers first through all tones. If they want to add pick, slap, tap, etc after that is fine but seriously...show the instrument some respect. Fingers always come first.
 
I'm going to freak out if I see/hear another demo of this unit while using a pick. Everything bass that is a demo should be fingers first through all tones. If they want to add pick, slap, tap, etc after that is fine but seriously...show the instrument some respect. Fingers always come first.

Agreed, in fact for me this should apply to most dirt demos as well, but it seems like alot of guitarist think they can play bass or whatever, 2 less strings right??!! No biggie LOL!!

It's either a pick or alot of slapping it seems like, drives me nuts as I never use a pick...
 
I actually just cancelled the pre-order. They got a hold of me and I guess their initial shipment is SOLD OUT and aren't expecting the next one until June. I'll check some reviews and probably find the nearest store to try it out/purchase if I can't find it online.
You may have already found one by now, but I just ordered one from AMS 2 days ago and received it via FedEx the next day
 
Jimmy's pedalboard looks epic once he figured out a way to fit that big boy on his board. I am supposed to get mine Tuesday but I think it will stay in my studio. No room on my pedalboard because all the space is taken up by my wireless and tuner. At some point I do want to use it live for a boost. I know I could find a boost pedal by itself but I wanted the SCR-DI for my studio and might as well use it live once I have it.
 
Jimmy's pedalboard looks epic once he figured out a way to fit that big boy on his board. I am supposed to get mine Tuesday but I think it will stay in my studio. No room on my pedalboard because all the space is taken up by my wireless and tuner. At some point I do want to use it live for a boost. I know I could find a boost pedal by itself but I wanted the SCR-DI for my studio and might as well use it live once I have it.
LOL! That crazy board? I already dismantled it, scaled back on a couple of pedals, got small versions of a couple pedals, and now it looks way too nice and tidy ;) But I'm still in a state of flux with my board that's not likely to end anytime soon, so who knows? There's hope for it to become a ridiculous mess again.
 
LOL! That crazy board? I already dismantled it, scaled back on a couple of pedals, got small versions of a couple pedals, and now it looks way too nice and tidy ;) But I'm still in a state of flux with my board that's not likely to end anytime soon, so who knows? There's hope for it to become a ridiculous mess again.

Send us a pic of the new board when you can. I actually considered going to the polytune mini pedal so I could fit the SCR-DI but I already have a TU-2 & TU-3. Can't convince myself to purchase another tuner haha.
 
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Send us a pic of the new board when you can. I actually considered going to the polytune mini pedal so I could fit the SCR-DI but I already have a TU-2 & TU-3. Can't convince myself to purchase another tuner haha.
I hear you. It wasn't cheap, either, and I totally hate spending money on tuners. I got it for like $76 at GC Winter Park. But now that I have a tuner that's super accurate, I'm loving it!
 
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I hear you. It wasn't cheap, either, and I totally hate spending money on tuners. I got it for like $76 at GC Winter Park. But now that I have a tuner that's super accurate, I'm loving it!

Did you end up getting a polytune Nano? I am interested to see how people like them (I will do a thread search). Considered giving my TU-2 to the guitarist/singer in a trio I play with. He has one of those headstock tuners and it drives me nuts because it takes him forever to tune in the middle of a set. It's so beat up I would maybe get $20-25 for it so looks like it will be a donation to help improve the out of tune guitarists fund.
 

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