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Ambient/Post-Rock/Textural bass playing thread

Mimeophon issue couldn't be solved. Perfect Circuit guy heard it. Customer overheard us and said "I have that issue too." Seems a design flaw worth fixing. Subtle but annoying. Skiff returned.

Perfect Circuit guy was quite helpful going over other modules to consider. Planning...

I'm gonna have to check that place out the next time I'm down in LA...
 
If I'm LA I will definitely go check it out.
My only $%^& is my return is taking a long freaky time. They got my defective synth Monday, I called and they still haven't done anything. I even added something to my order........

Is it just me or is this taking too long....?

Dude. The no hassle return is a bit of a hassle. They hit me with store credit first. I was like, nope, we're gonna just make that a refund. I don't need store credit for $2k anywhere. But with the cost of modular, I'd guess someone has credit with them for more.
 
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y'all here are almost as good at helping me spend my money as some of my friends in 4x4/offroading/camping land.

Oh. I have seen a glimpse of the 4x4 world. I also remember my camping buds would bring me, the city boy, on an annual trip, and each year the "look what I got" game got bigger and bigger.
 
Screwing around with the Bananana Matryoshka that my wife just gave me for my birthday today. This was noodling on my Warmoth Precision bass>Iron Ether FMeron>Montreal Assembly Count To 5>Bananana Matryoshka>tc electronic Flashback (set to Loop mode just to capture that performance) and then playing that loop back through the Count To 5, thanks to the routing/re-routing capabilities of the VFE Klein Bottle. Apologies for the audio quality, I just grabbed it with the voice memo recorder on my iPhone.

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Oh. I have seen a glimpse of the 4x4 world. I also remember my camping buds would bring me, the city boy, on an annual trip, and each year the "look what I got" game got bigger and bigger.

Totally. We have property up in national forest land that requires a 4x4 to get to, and you can't really get around it in a stock truck... Staying out of upgradeitits land is always a challenge. As it is I have two blown shocks on my jeep and I'm springing for some better ones and, well. yeah.

its only money, right? LOL