$70+ for a case that is broken is a bit steep no matter what
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Modulus Mob
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were gonna need some deetz stat pnut
also, my m92 has arrived at my step brothers house but i cant get it until at least tomorrow.
im all fired up now
also, my m92 has arrived at my step brothers house but i cant get it until at least tomorrow.
im all fired up now
Just got my first Modulus. A Q6 fretless with a MM style Pup tucked up against the bridge. Absolutely love this ax! Growly mwah which absolutely cuts through everything. I just finished building a ramp for her, too. Check her out!!
yeah, totally stoked for her arrival. sooooooo addicted to cocobolo!
no worries on the m-92 hardware. take your time with your new bass. just shoot over a head's-up when ya wanna swap 'em out.
@Neuroman, great googly moogly! that top is ridiculous! is it like flamed redwood or flamed walnut?
Whoa! Never seen that particular pickup configuration; any idea if that was stock, or is it a custom/one-off?
I don't know but I would not be surprised if it was a custom request. The guy I bought it from was a complete ModulusHead whom said he has owned over 100 of them over his life time. He sure struck it right on this baby. I believe he replaced it with an unlined version. I have never played or heard a fretless quite like it. When playing alone in my studio it sounds very tangy with major ring. Then when in a mix it comes across clear, growly, very present yet warm somehow. Amazing what happens to sound when it settles in with 4-5 other instruments in a live mix.
Feeling nervous! Took my Q5 to my luthier to have a quick release battery box installed.. I can't go another show an get a dead battery and have to take a bunch of time out of a show to change it... Why are these not standard
After asking myself too many times "how old is the battery in this thing?" I got in the habit of putting a piece of masking tape on the control cavity cover and writing the date on it when I put in a fresh battery. If a gig comes up and it's over 6 months old, a new one goes in. Otherwise, they usually last about a year for me.
Possible to have an active/passive switch that would not solve but help remedy the situation? Would also provide more tonal possibilities
I don't think they were even invented until the earl '00's...Good trivia question though: What was the first bass to feature a quick-access battery compartment?
You and me could have been separated at birth.
(Assuming you are still looking) Did you see the chechen topped one at New Jersey Guitar and Bass Center? They say it's a wide. Scroll about halfway down the page...
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No affiliation, btw...
(Assuming you are still looking) Did you see the chechen topped one at New Jersey Guitar and Bass Center? They say it's a wide. Scroll about halfway down the page...
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No affiliation, btw...
I wonder if this is new 2015 Wide Q5 or new old stock?
It is an old stock. They have had it for a while and the main reason I have not jumped on it is it is close to 11lbs. Just too much for a long gig.
Sad for sure.
That's heavy for a Modulus... isn't it? Mine's right around 9, but it was sold as "light for a Modulus"...
I called them and they told me it was made in 2010 and they are selling it for $3600.00 including case.
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