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I hope you like flatwounds.
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Can't wait to hear what you think... we'll need a video review, thanks![]()
I do not like flatwounds, usually. I have a Univox Hi-flier with them but that's the only one.I hope you like flatwounds.![]()
'Twas a joke.What would be the point of that for an active bass? BTW, I much prefer passive basses.
Weird that they don’t have passive tone. That seems pretty standard on most pres these days. Maybe they don’t think you are really going to play it in passive but just as a safety.I played one and it's nice in active mode. In passive, the tone options are reduced to just the pickup selector, which is limiting. I'm surprised at that for a new model that is otherwise fairly flexible.
How's the playability? And what's the neck like? I'm not gonna buy one but I'm curious. lolI played one and it's nice in active mode. In passive, the tone options are reduced to just the pickup selector, which is limiting. I'm surprised at that for a new model that is otherwise fairly flexible.
Weird that they don’t have passive tone. That seems pretty standard on most pres these days. Maybe they don’t think you are really going to play it in passive but just as a safety.
Seriously?I played one and it's nice in active mode. In passive, the tone options are reduced to just the pickup selector, which is limiting. I'm surprised at that for a new model that is otherwise fairly flexible.
Exactly!If they're going after Ernie Ball they need to up their game on the colts. Like, it's called a Meteora with a space age vibe, so where's Starry Night and the metallics? C'mon Fender you can do it!
Fender is just one of those companies that is damned if they do and damned if they don't. Come up with something new everyone says. Here come the Dimension and Meteora. Dayum! Fender should stick to P & Jazz basses!
Passive mode on the Fender Player Plus basses is the same way. No tone.I played one and it's nice in active mode. In passive, the tone options are reduced to just the pickup selector, which is limiting. I'm surprised at that for a new model that is otherwise fairly flexible.
I’m quite confident they’re not “going after” Ernie Ball.If they're going after Ernie Ball they need to up their game on the colors. Like, it's called a Meteora with a space age vibe, so where's Starry Night and the metallics? C'mon Fender you can do it!