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Club Alleva-Coppolo (Part 14)

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here's the newest episode of my band's show on Dame Dash's CreativeControl! The audio is the live board recording with my KBP5 and EA Iamp Pro

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I LOVE THAT!

A rap band with their own original music... now THAT is COOL!!!

I'd love for this to be a trend...
 
so to change the mood a little....:D

here's the newest episode of my band's show on Dame Dash's CreativeControl! The audio is the live board recording with my KBP5 and EA Iamp Pro

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Good stuff!! KBP5 sounds good as always!!! :bassist:
 
A buddy of mine who is in the process of purchasing a used LG asked me to repost this clip, so what the heck. I think it is a nice example of the slap tone of a 60's style instrument.

LG, well worn in Lo Rider Nickels, preamp engaged but flat other than a slight (10%) bass boost, through the Bergantino AE212/F500 rig.

I think you can hear that unique 'alder/RW growl' along with the sweet/relaxed top end of this sort of instrument spec. Very nice, and the match-up with the fat but still relatively bright and articulate/punchy AE212 is a VERY good one.

Just FYI if anyone is interested:). Really nice 'old school versus modern' sort of vibe with the LG and the preamp engaged to my ear!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNqegulMons
 
Plek is not a fixall, and I've had basses that were none-the-better for it.
Companies like G&L and Lakland bought into this, because they make a lot of basses, and this makes set-up faster, and more repeatable.

Guys who know how to dress frets well, by hand, do every bit as good or better than plek, IME.
Alleva rank in this category, IME.
 
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