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Club Moollon

The PV went from a good bass to a great bass when I put the flats on it.

Do report back. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

there was a set of unknown flats on there when I got it from @JLY and they grew on me but had to know what rounds were like. When I switch back, it will probably be DTF as I dig the tension. I haven’t tried your favored LTF but if they are on par with TI flats, I would still prefer the extra tension.
 
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there was one in the classifieds, I read that it was a bit hard to tame, i hated the mxr for that reason, liked the ebs bass iq, have a spectrum now but too much going on for me, so trying to sell that



Oh I feel the total opposite. Go to about 4:40 in the video. I’ve always felt it was an easy beast to tame if any taming was needed at all. Never tried the Moollon pedal though.
 
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I went and put my 2021 P-Classic up in the classifieds at the going rate.

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Is it sacrilege to put strap lock buttons on my Moollon?


Not at all.

Have em on all my basses. Moollons, Harmonys, Silvertones, Fenders.

FIRST thing that happens when I get a new bass. Period.


Call me sacrileges but I’ve never had a broken headstocks.

Seriously, do what you see fit. Your bass and comfort level.
 

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yeah I have a bunch of those, but they become a hassle when you have one strap and wanna switch guitars
I don’t think strap locks are sacrilege on moollons, but I’ve found I don’t need them on any bass any more personally. Once I stopped hanging my bass down low below my belt in my teens I’ve never had a strap get even close to popping off so haven’t considered strap locks as needed.

I think part of my straps staying on is that once they’re on, I leave them on. I own one strap per bass. It’s more money, but I never ever ever forget a strap at a gig, nor do I ever have to adjust strap length when switching basses. It’s been worth it for me. YMMV.
 

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