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Been several years and a bunch of gigs with this bass.
It still kills every time I pick it up.
It still kills every time I pick it up.
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Been several years and a bunch of gigs with this bass.
It still kills every time I pick it up.
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Heh
It's about "as plain as it gets" I guess, compared to fancy tops, fancy colors, roasted necks and other such options.
Killer bass.
It's about mine too.
It matches my '72 P bass, in that same scheme....
My apologies if this question has been covered...I'm a relatively new "proud father" of two beautiful Metros
Every bass I own is active...but it seems that if I switch to a Sadowsky in the middle of my set, my bass is A LOT louder...with all eq on each bass flat...do all Sadowsky preamps run that much hotter than others? Is there a way to combat this and keep both signals the same?
My apologies if this question has been covered...I'm a relatively new "proud father" of two beautiful Metros
Every bass I own is active...but it seems that if I switch to a Sadowsky in the middle of my set, my bass is A LOT louder...with all eq on each bass flat...do all Sadowsky preamps run that much hotter than others? Is there a way to combat this and keep both signals the same?
You could get a radial tonebone or other such thing which would allow you to set separate gain for two basses.
I just tweak the volume on my amp and get back to playin'.
Yeah, I saw that too and thought of you! It's a looker!I hope this goes home to a TBer! [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
Is it gonna go to your place? You know: green.I hope this goes home to a TBer! [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]
Is it gonna go to your place? You know: green.
In with my HPJ!
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