Bass Gear Mag issue #2

[quickervicar]

I've been running to the mailbox every night after work in hopes that the hard copy has arrived. I feel like Ralphie Parker.

 

[barroso]

Really interesting second issue!
I liked.

Nice interview with Larry Hartke!

 

[tombowlus]

I've been running to the mailbox every night after work in hopes that the hard copy has arrived. I feel like Ralphie Parker.

As we found out in issue #1, bulk mail can take a while, so don't have a heart attack! My guess is a couple of weeks, still, going by how long it took the bulk mailing of issue #1 to get out.

Tom.

 

[tombowlus]

Would you ship the magazine to the UK for the $30 subscription fee, or is it US only?

International subscriptions are $50 ($36 to Canada).

Tom.

 

[B-string]

I don't subscribe to print much, read through the online last night. My next free $30 is comming your way! Just recycled a couple decades of "Mix", your publication is going to be retained along with my "Audio Glassic" issues. Really impressive job guys!

 

[derrenleepoole]

International subscriptions are $50 ($36 to Canada).

Tom.

Nice one Tom, I'll have a look into later when my boss ain't watching

 

[uaudio]

As a ridiculously happy owner of a P5, I appreciate you guys getting the word out there what fine instruments these are.

 

[alexclaber]

Just spotted a schoolboy error!

"Another curious detail is that the truss rod has been placed off-center, favoring the bass side of the neck. There is substantially more string tension on that side of the neck, given the girth and pitch of those strings."

Now I realise newbies think that the low B is higher tension than the D or G but Mr Maneri should really know better!

Alex

 

[Chef]

You're welcome!

It was a fun piece of gear to get to play with!

--alan

As a ridiculously happy owner of a P5, I appreciate you guys getting the word out there what fine instruments these are.

 

[greenboy]

Now I realise newbies think that the low B is higher tension than the D or G but Mr Maneri should really know better!

Indeed ; }

...Also seems like I might have seen the same graph for two different EQ sweeps in the B1500 review... but I just skimmed the mag really - can't stand to read pages though that online reader.

 

[smeet]

Arg.

 

[quickervicar]

No worries, Tom. I worked in the mailroom during college, so I know all about how bulk mail gets treated. It's nice knowing that it'll be worth the wait.

 

[scottice]

Waiting for my first hard copy to arrive.

+1

Tom, when are the copies shipping?
EDIT: read post #23 dummy. LOL

 

[macmrkt]

We should be mailing this week.

 

[SwitchGear]

I once owned a B1500 but found it a bit heavy, and the fan was too loud in my home studio.

 

[andrew]

Did the print copies of the mag get mailed yet?

 

[tombowlus]

Did the print copies of the mag get mailed yet?

Yes, they went out some time ago. If you have not received yours, and you are a paid print subscriber, hit me with a PM and I'll get one out to you.

Tom.

 

[andrew]

Yes, they went out some time ago. If you have not received yours, and you are a paid print subscriber, hit me with a PM and I'll get one out to you.

Tom.

Thanks Tom, PM sent.

 

[FFTT]

I enjoyed reading the review of the Reeves Custom 225
.
Very thorough review and good content.

On the down side,
It's not easy using your viewer on dial up.
Took forever to load.
Also difficult to link to the text of your articles when needed.

 

[macmrkt]

We continue to evaluate digital readers for usability, cost, platforms...but I'm not sure if any of them will excel on dial-up. Although it is $1.99, you might want to get the pdf version, since it will reside on your computer for fast loads.