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Roscoe Club

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JoelFT said:
Here is that country tune that I promised. It was the the first song that I worked on with the Aguilar DCBs. It's a very easy bass line and I pretty much just live on the B string. There's not a lot of detail since I stay so low the entire time. They just wanted a pumping bass line that would keep the chicks dancing.

But, here is 'Nasty'. The guy is a cop for the local sheriff's department and used to be a police helicopter pilot. He says that if he can't get a radio station to play it he's sure strip clubs would love it!

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Rockin', Joel!

I can just about picture Ryan in a strip club taking off the super short skirt I'm picturing him in.

And... I just threw up in my mouth a little bit. :)
 
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LG players with the slanted pickups, what do you guys do if anything to make the response more even across strings? I found that with a normal setup the lower strings are fat and the higher strings are thin, which isn't ideal for me. I am able to get more balance by favoring the neck pickup on the high strings and the bridge pickup on the low strings. And I'm thinking a lighter B will help. Curious if thats standard. Its an amazing bass.
 
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SteveC said:
I was a little afraid to come back...
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the yeti said:
step away for a couple hours and things get weird...
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I feel I have been violated to the point I put my laptop in the dishwasher and set it to the Heavy Grime setting and turned it on.
 
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pickles said:
LG players with the slanted pickups, what do you guys do if anything to make the response more even across strings? I found that with a normal setup the lower strings are fat and the higher strings are thin, which isn't ideal for me. I am able to get more balance by favoring the neck pickup on the high strings and the bridge pickup on the low strings. And I'm thinking a lighter B will help. Curious if thats standard. Its an amazing bass.
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SunBeams Light B-120, E-100 and A-80 then use medium strings on the D and G.
 
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pickles said:
LG players with the slanted pickups, what do you guys do if anything to make the response more even across strings? I found that with a normal setup the lower strings are fat and the higher strings are thin, which isn't ideal for me. I am able to get more balance by favoring the neck pickup on the high strings and the bridge pickup on the low strings. And I'm thinking a lighter B will help. Curious if thats standard. Its an amazing bass.
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CrashClint said:
SunBeams Light B-120, E-100 and A-80 then use medium strings on the D and G.
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Would a set of balanced tension strings not do this?
 

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