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Club Alleva-Coppolo (Part 19)

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Do you mean he runs treble and bass at full bosst on the bass?!?!?!

The EQ on all the amps are set flat for testing and he normally turns all knobs on the bass to "full" position.

I just assumed he meant all open meaning the three pots all the way open and the EQ pots completely off, but if that's how he does it that's crazy!

All knobs, including the EQ, are wide open/full/at 11. :bassist:
 
Wow - that's pretty extreme. I don't know if anyone remembers but Mike Tobias used to recommend something similar on the old MTD literature. Nothing good ever came from boosting everything/anything to "10" for me!
 
I've had some decent photographers shooting action shots of my bands lately!
Unfortunately, they all turn out like this.

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I don't think I'll be buying the rights to the photos.
lol..i gotta stop looking at the fretboard...and standing so far back...
 
...while I'm in a sharing mood, since I've become a lurker, here's a link to a live studio recording I did with a project band last month using LG5 #74. Her strings were prolly about 6 months old, so I think the engineer fooled around with my sound in mastering.

The tune is Christian McBride's "...or so you thought" from his album "A Family Affair". Hope ya dig!

http://soundcloud.com/pocketgroove-1/or-so-you-thought
 
Huh.......

Wow - that's pretty extreme. I don't know if anyone remembers but Mike Tobias used to recommend something similar on the old MTD literature. Nothing good ever came from boosting everything/anything to "10" for me!

This is purely just for testing... I assume to identify any potential issues with the electronics. Jimmy has never "recommended" this... I shared this because someone asked how he does QC at the shop.
 
YCBass said:
This is purely just for testing... I assume to identify any potential issues with the electronics. Jimmy has never "recommended" this... I shared this because someone asked how he does QC at the shop.

I assumed as much. That makes much more sense!
 
...while I'm in a sharing mood, since I've become a lurker, here's a link to a live studio recording I did with a project band last month using LG5 #74. Her strings were prolly about 6 months old, so I think the engineer fooled around with my sound in mastering.

The tune is Christian McBride's "...or so you thought" from his album "A Family Affair". Hope ya dig!

http://soundcloud.com/pocketgroove-1/or-so-you-thought


Very nice tone ..and playing!
 
...while I'm in a sharing mood, since I've become a lurker, here's a link to a live studio recording I did with a project band last month using LG5 #74. Her strings were prolly about 6 months old, so I think the engineer fooled around with my sound in mastering.

The tune is Christian McBride's "...or so you thought" from his album "A Family Affair". Hope ya dig!

http://soundcloud.com/pocketgroove-1/or-so-you-thought

Great tune and great playing! That voice put a little sizzle in my shizzle as well...
 
Thanks fellas! The group was a project doing mostly Nils Landgren tunes. He's a swede trombone player who leads a pretty killing funk unit. When we needed a bass feature we threw in the McBride tune. I typically like to rock a more Jaco, Rocco, or even Marcus style tone when I play funk. I don't know what the sound guy did to my tone, but it just goes to show how versatile a great jazz bass is. Jimmy has really been awesome to deal with over the years when my bass needed some attention. I'd get another AC, but my arsenal of vintage tones is pretty solid right now and the wait is too much! I think my wait was only a handful of months back in 2007. :)

Musicians like to talk crap about dealing with singers, but our two female vocalists really MADE the group.
 
Great playing and love your tone!!
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Thanks fellas! The group was a project doing mostly Nils Landgren tunes. He's a swede trombone player who leads a pretty killing funk unit. When we needed a bass feature we threw in the McBride tune. I typically like to rock a more Jaco, Rocco, or even Marcus style tone when I play funk. I don't know what the sound guy did to my tone, but it just goes to show how versatile a great jazz bass is. Jimmy has really been awesome to deal with over the years when my bass needed some attention. I'd get another AC, but my arsenal of vintage tones is pretty solid right now and the wait is too much! I think my wait was only a handful of months back in 2007. :)

Musicians like to talk crap about dealing with singers, but our two female vocalists really MADE the group.
 
love the tort, much improved IMO

Thanks. I like the results even though I was less than thrilled with my transaction with Chandler/Pickguard Heaven. The stock pickguard is parchment and the true color of the body is offwhite with a slightly grey-ish cast (rather than yellow or cream coloring). It didn't really pull together than cool monochrome look that I imagine was intended.
 
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